Mark Ruffalo's "Dark Waters" is a gripping tale of environmental injustice that proves the real horror is what lurks in plain sight.
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Mark Ruffalo may be best known for his portrayal of the Hulk in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but other films in his portfolio prove that actor is no one-trick pony. Whether it's The Adam Project, Now You See Me or Begin Again, Mark Ruffalo has proven time and time again why his undeniable charm is enough to grab the spotlight all to himself. It certainly helps that he's a phenomenal actor and a great person overall.
In 2019, Mark Ruffalo came out with a thriller that was unfortunately overshadowed by the MCU hit, Avengers: Endgame. Although many seem to have missed Dark Waters, we promise you that the two-hour film is absolutely worth every minute you spend watching it. But don't just take our word for it.
Based on a true story, Dark Waters is a dramatized account of Robert Bilott's case against DuPont, a chemical manufacturing company. The story revolves around the tragic event in recent history where DuPont contaminated a city with hundreds of tons of perfluorooctanoic acid, an unregulated chemical.
