Deepwater Horizon (2016)

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Kate Hudson, this week, plays the wife of Mark Wahlberg's Mike Williams in the oil-rig disaster Deepwater Horizon. Though they get a few lines of dialogue together at the movie's onset, once the proverbial shit hits the fan, Hudson joins a line of actresses who have bee relegated to phone duty in the face of an emergency.

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Whenever real life events are adapted for the screen, some changes are going to be made. However, the changes that Deepwater Horizon made for dramatic effect may have significantly changed the story.

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Kate Hudson joins a stellar cast in a film about the BP Oil spill. Along with Kate Hudson and Mark Wahlberg, both Kurt Russell and John Malkovich are attached to the crew for what is sure to be an intense look into the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion and its aftermath.

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I have no real problem with a story about heroes surviving an explosion on an oil rig, or exploring the hardscrabble lives of the people who work this incredibly dangerous job. But somehow glamorizing this awful disaster seems wrong-headed, especially making it a thriller