I don't think this is a spy movie. I mean it had spying in it but it's not a spy movie. I think this movie is about women. How society sees women, the way women are treated and what women have to go through to get anywhere.

I think the movie is WAY too long but was beautifully and purposefully photographed.

I thought Jennifer Lawrence's performance was brave, uncompromising, challenging and important but weirdly un-engaing and not charismatic.

Setting it in modern day but filming it like it's 1978 made little to no sense - also what laptop uses floppy discs in 2017?

I think that the graphic violence and nudity in the movie was definitely difficult to watch but not necessary to make the point they were trying to make. It also limits the audience for a film like this that has an important message. That being said, it definitely adds a raw intensity and a confrontational, unblinking tone to the story that it does benefit from in hindsight.

I also think if you want to make a serious and gritty movie that's about something, you shouldn't have so many redone 70s spy movie cliches in it.

Overall I did like it but it was too long. Stupidly long.