I, Tonya (dir. Craig Gillespie).

[It’s] a fun and timely portrait of class and celebrity culture. It never decides exactly how comic or dramatic it wants to be while referencing its unreliable narrators and breaking the fourth wall. [Margot] Robbie is sensational and Gillespie’s direction is so energetic. Despite its highs, it doesn’t quite stick the landing in transforming tragedy into comedy. However, it’s likely not nearly as messy as [Tonya] Harding’s real-life was/is and is a fitting dramatization of its peaks.