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04/05/2021 This movie, in essence, is a propaganda film in disguise. The director and screenplay writers have twisted the story of Madam Curie, one of the most accomplished and scientists who happened to be a female and her scientific accomplishments, into the politics of gender and class struggle. The film's portrait of Madam Curie is degrading and nothing about her greatest mind and scientific achievement. It is bait and switch ploy to deliver their political narratives and identify politics. In one of many unbearable scenes, it overlaps a mostly like ficticous speech Monsieur Curie, the husband of Madam Curie and co recepient of 1903 Nobel Prize Physics, with bombing of Hiroshima and Manhattan project. What the Curie discovered were polonium and radium, while the atomic bomb used in Hiroshima was made with enriched uranium-235. Connecting these two events is plain silly and ignorant. What attracts me to watch this film are Rosamund Pike and the seemingly story about Madam Curie. Regrettably, Rosamund Pike made a poor choice to star in this film and portraits a real genius like a petty, angry and megalomanic activist. "Radioactive", is ironically quite appropriate for the title of this movie as it should be avoided like all toxic radioactive material like uranium and polonium. See more 06/25/2017 Do you remember U.S.A. network's Up All night, where they had very bad B to C rated movies, with action-packed badness. Well, this is worse. Save yourself the hour and half to watch this crud. See more 02/22/2017 This is just a modeling reel for Mr. Hopper. Note, he is not the guy from the newer Transporter movie, Ed Skrein. See more Read all reviews

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