Reviews

I watched this movie on my day off and I was expecting a bit more. From the beginning this movie was trying too hard to be overly suspenseful. A lot of the characters constantly staring at each other in suspense for the first half hour of the movie before it really got going. That got annoying very quickly because I already got the hint something sinister was going on in the first five minutes. There were some scenes in the movie that didn't make very much sense to me. For instance, if the lady did not want anyone knowing she kidnapped the daughter, then why would she leave a picture of her up in the dining room for anyone who comes in to see?! Another scene was the older brother acted so overly rude and pushy in so many scenes to the lady it irritated me. I know he is a criminal and was nervous but as a criminal he should know to wear a better poker face especially after the lady saved his life. Him and his younger brother probably could of been in and out of that place with less suscpison had he acted a bit nicer and not had to take his stupid gun out. Because he took his gun out so fast it created unneeded chaos and the death of a police officer which was poorly covered up by the lady. I think the dumbest and most laughable scene was when the father to the kid who died in the car crash randomly shows up with his partner to the lady's house and they have a gun battle, they could of kept that scene out of the movie! The end of the movie seemed a bit unrealistic. I'd recommend watching only this movie if you are bored.

It seemed at the beginning we may finally be getting more insight about the real Paris but further on into the documentary you see that she's really not that much different from her dumb blonde alter ego (I'm not saying she's dumb). We see her natural voice is actually a bit deeper, she suffers from insomnia, she's more of a tomboy at heart and she has nightmares but that's about it. We find out she was sent to a series of strict boarding schools during her partying phase as a teenager which she tends to blame on mostly all her problems later in life. I had a lot of trouble believing one of the strict boarding schools she was sent to had her in solitary confinement just staring at a wall for 24 hours and that they beat the crap out of her when she was disobedient as she stated. She says she doesn't want to be seen as a reality star yet she has the audacity to unnecessarily throw in a bogus relationship and fake acting (which was laughable) in her personal documentary! I'm surprised she talks about how she wants to be a self made billionaire because all the average person needs to hear is a rich person talking about money *sarcasm*. I understand she wants to get more credit then just be seen as riding off her parents money but she was born to wealthy parents and got a huge chip on her shoulder in life and that helped her tremendously. The least thing I want to hear is how she wants more money or how she's never been photographed in the same outfit twice or even how she buys tons of stuff she never wears that just sit in her closet. She partially touched on her infamous s*x tape (which was the main reason she was a household name) but it was nothing that I didn't already know. I think she forgets she's playing a character so much that the character becomes her which she still played a lot in the documentary to the point I really feel like I still don't know who the real Paris is. It's like she acts like she's being forced to stay in her dumb blonde character. She still acts like a little girl that hasn't grown up at heart which she fully admits. I do love how she is always sweet to her fans and how she tries to stay smiling even through her hard moments which I do feel is genuine unlike The Kardashians but through the whole one hour and forty five minute film (which could of all easily of been condensed in less than an hour) I still felt like I really didn't get to see that much of the supposed real PARIS that she made us think we'd see in the promo trailer!