How much I hate the Fox CEO after watching this movie means how unpleasant and disgusting the movie is. The entire company is a sickly small society. As long as a woman comes forward and points out that she has been harassed, she will be considered a betrayal and accused by thousands of men. The stories dictated by the women make people feel sick. Miserable stories never end. Changed the boss, but no cure. Change the soup but not the medicine.
Rogers and Bill are hateful because they use their power to bully and harass women. But I also think the problem lies with those women. They would rather lose themselves than go to the top. They thought it was chasing dreams, but unfortunately it wasn't. In the end, it evolved into chasing desire and rights. They gave up moral standards and gave up the opportunity to stand up for their rights. They could have chosen to live with integrity and protection, but they were unwilling to give up what they had, and decided to swallow it up and condone these scumbags.
I really don't understand Rogers' wife, her husband is so messed up, and he blindly believes in him, willing to stay by his side to fight those weak? !
The film ends so critically that the company paid 50 million to victims but paid 65 million to Rogers and Bill for severance.
In addition, if those female anchors do not dare to come forward and identify the boss who has sexually harassed for the sake of their family, husband and children, because they are afraid that the media will harass their family members or the children will be hit too hard after watching the news; Disgusting industry, had to endure harassment in the beginning, then I really don't understand how they explain to children the money and material life won by giving up their dignity, I think that is the real shame. Shouldn't have taken that path in the first place...at least I wouldn't. Because such an industry should not and should not be their dream, leaving is the right choice, like Kayla at the end of the film. Make the right choice, for your own sake and also for the majority's sake.
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