It jumped around and was a bit difficult to follow. I also think it portrayed her as very stoic, miserable, and unhappy much of the time. Maybe this is how she was perceived in her day. However, she was incredible, a genius, and yes, a rebel, but I get the impression she did smile more - she had a loving relationship and two children. I think the movie also focused a lot on Hiroshima and Japan, only a little of the positives. At first the juxtaposition was jarring and interesting. Near the end, it seemed belabored. Why must women of genius be portrayed as impersonable and crazy??

It was interesting

I was a good movie, seeing the story behind it.

Ok