I enjoyed learning more about Marie Curie's life, especially the way that she pushed for her science. The complexities of her relationship with her husband were well-portrayed. However, the insets of future events and atoms and such felt out of place and more like a school documentary than a feature film. It took me out of the story. \r\rI never knew that Marie and her daughter provided mobile x-ray units during WW!, so that was cool! Also, I liked that Irene and her husband's work came up at the end of the film and that Marie didn't want her daughter working with radiation.

I enjoyed how the movie took a different approach to telling then history in more of a summary way. We were able to watch a movie that took place over several years because how the director created good dialogue and memories and summary information to show us the time lapse.

Well acted, well produced

Inspiring!