Funny and maddening great

Rating: 9/10 (27 April 2018)

I felt so impressed, actually, about this movie. Taking the base that the last empowered woman´s film that I watched before was "JOY" I didn't wait so much from this movie. However, the first thing that I could understand about this, It doesn´t try to be a good-message film. Since the first moment, Craig Gillespie take us and throw us into a real life of Tonya Hardling, without any kind of hope or certainty of a inspiring message. This is a film where the main characters, doesn't try to be models to follow: they're just people flow trough the circumstances.
I'm pretty sure that is the most important thing to say about the film. The acting is such one of the most organic that i have seen in the year (in many years, talking about bio-pics).
The drama and the black comedy present make me feel, i think this is a bad, that actually I enjoyed the story. The screenplay and camera game were easy to follow, and the magistral acting of Allison Janney was awesome. I have a thinking that recently it could be impossible to see a movie with so much encountered feelings. "I, Tonya" proves that there's fantastic films that take us into a terrenal story, full of laughs and a lot of troubles.