You are listening to The Next Best Picture podcast, and this is our review of Radioactive.

I want to tell you about radium, a most peculiar and remarkable element, because it does not behave as it should.

Science is changing. And the very people who are running science are the people who believe the world is flat.

And I'm going to prove them wrong.

You're Maria Sklodowska. I'm Pierre Curie.

Your science is brilliant.

You're proposing a partnership.

That's exactly what I'm doing.

You're just extraordinary.

There is another element that's skewing the result.

You think you found an undiscovered element?

You have fundamentally misunderstood the atom.

Our work's been nominated for the Nobel Prize,

for our discovery of radioactivity.

And the commendation only mentions my name.

I'm just the wife, isn't that right?

When have they ever treated you like that? I am the wife of Pierre Curie.

I want to protest in the strongest possible terms. It is a distinct lack of respect.

They don't like you here.

One of other people's opinions ever affected anything I've done.

You did the extraordinary. You changed the world.

There are those that say that Radium is making them sick.

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