
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
(Roberts' character is) foul-mouthed, trashy, a legal pit bull ... and she's wonderful.
Full reviewJulia Roberts, in an Academy Award/BAFTA/Golden Globe winning role, is real-life heroine Brockovich, an unemployed single mother who almost single-handedly brings down a California power company accused of polluting a city's water supply.
(Roberts' character is) foul-mouthed, trashy, a legal pit bull ... and she's wonderful.
Full reviewA completely involving movie that will grab you from the first frame of film to the closing credits.
Full reviewOne of the gutsiest, most exciting, and most satisfying courtroom docudramas ever, one that genuinely lifts the spirits as you watch it.
Full reviewAtop all the talk about this being Roberts' career performance so far (and it is), it would be unjust to overlook that this is also the best screen role Finney has had in years.
Full review(Soderbergh's) knack for getting career-defining turns from actors is intact.
Full reviewWhat Soderbergh can do as well as anyone is bring restraint, intelligence and subtlety to mainstream material, and what a difference that makes.
Full reviewThe film lacks focus and energy, the character development is facile and thin, and what about those necklines?
Full reviewNearly every scene in the film's long second section rings a variation of one of two themes: 1) Julia Roberts tells somebody off, or 2) Julia Roberts feels somebody's pain.
Full reviewRoberts is in nearly every scene of Erin Brockovich, and there isn't a second when we're not on her side.
Full reviewThe movie slows down only when it deals with Brockovich's personal life... Fortunately, the main focus is the lawsuit, and that's a story worth following...
Full reviewRoberts carries the film in the best sense, by taking us on a human journey of genuine discovery and growth.
Full reviewErin Brockovich is available to stream in Australia now on Google Play and Apple TV and Foxtel and Binge and Prime Video Store.
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