Just what the diamond and jewelry industry needs, another bad movie with corrupt diamond companies and mining accidents!

Hi Dr. H - For sure, it will be hard for the movie to live up to its name! Looks like the emphasis is on the glass ceiling (see The Hollywood Reporter): "The international political background -- how diamond companies exploit the natural resources of poor countries to make a few men rich -- are mentioned, though not to the extent of, say, 'Blood Diamond.' ... Discrimination is clearly in focus." hollywoodreporter.com/hr/imdb/reviews/article_display.jsp?rid=9978&vnu_special_account_code=thrsiteimdbpro

Point taken, but I still think that beating a drum that reinforces the stereotypes that already exist about the industry--even as a subplot in a period heist thriller--still has a cumulative negative impact on the overall image of the industry. Of course, it's likely the movie will come and go without much notice. Clearly the studio isn't loving it, having banished it to the first quarter of the year when they typically unload the dreck.