Certainly not a bad flick, this was basically the story of a SJW journalist on journey toward self-destruction. And I found I just didn't care - even though I'm a Rosamund Pike fan

Rosamund Pike proves she is a tour de force in this must see biopic about a true living legend. Jamie Dornan holds his own and proves that he has a career outside of 50 Shades. The final 5 minutes will leave you haunted.

Makes you want to do something to stop senseless wars.

But I remember the moment of the Arab spring, this film is a important footnote in how it reminds us n celebrates Marie Colvin

Despite the occasional moment where the depiction of newsroom procedures doesn’t quite ring true, or a supporting character delivers a line that’s a little too perfect and succinct for the moment, most of what transpires feels grimly authentic and true to the real-life characters and events.

Richard Roeper

Chicago Sun-Times

By the time the narrative comes to Colvin’s greatest get — she was essentially the first Western journalist to get inside Homs and refute Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s bold-faced lie that he wasn’t bombing his own people into oblivion — the price of that sacrifice, and the power of her story, feels finally, fully real. Whatever her private battles, War works hard to be the public reckoning her work deserves.

Leah Greenblatt

Entertainment Weekly