True story of corporate malfeasance on such a level it's mind boggling
A friend of Mark Ruffalo’s grandmother asks him for legal help to sue DuPont Chemicals over what he claims is chemical dumping into the local water supply. That starts a slow burning legal battle in Dark Waters.<br /><br />Ruffalo finds out that DuPont was exposing the entire U.S. population to unsafe chemicals. You think I’ve spoiled the entire movie but I haven’t because the story and the case goes far beyond that revelation. What’s crazy is that the story keeps on going year after year after year and it keeps you wondering what more they could add. It’s based on a true story about corporate malfeasance on such a huge level it is mind boggling.
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