MeToo: Too Little Too Late (No Spoilers)

Rating: 3/10 (18 February 2018)

The infamous story about the Tonya Harding story encouraged by the sect of adoring Oprah fans backing the "MeToo"/"TimesUp" initiatives that are more propaganda than action.
The film provides the back story of abuse and suffering that the famous olympic skater apparently had to endure, with strong shaming to those who tried to give her honest feedback about the industry (and the expectations) as well as those who took part in the public hatred she faced following the incident with fellow-skater Nancy Kerrigan.
The film comes too late in the sense that mainstream movie goers don't necessarily recall (or care) about this story any more. In the eyes of the media, justice was served and the injured skater was able to recover to some degree. It dishes the guilt out to everyone, globally, with the implication that Tonya is the product of her environment, pushed down by too many. While this may be true, and while I personal feel sympathy for her childhood back story (no spoilers), as an adult her choices were hers to make (no spoilers).
It's interesting to see who the movie industry now chooses to celebrate.