Reviews

Overall, a great and through documentary. I was disappointed that they tried to put speculation in there about Reagan wanting to keep the hostages there until after the election. It seems like the democrats just have to question every election and throw a conspiracy in there (the Iranians in 1980 and the Russians more recently.) Even one of the guys in the documentary said all of his evidence was circumstantial. So it was basically pointless to put it in there. Other than that unnecessary part, it was nice to see how they showed America coming together to support the hostages, as well as including interviews.

I enjoyed most of the movie but the ending sucked. They totally ruined the legacy of bill and Ted because their kids end up being the ones who come up with the song, not actually Bill and Ted. This totally craps on the original storyline.

This documentary is very well done. I was familiar with the case and actually had watched the police interviews before seeing this. This documentary does a great job at including background information. It shows what a charming/sweet lady Shanan was and I thought the documentary really respected her. I have no idea how or why Chris did what he did and unfortunately this documentary leaves that question open.

This movie did not feel like a Star Wars film. This and the last Jedi make the prequels look Oscar worthy. It is clear from this movie that the writers have very little knowledge of Star Wars. Palpatine surviving was stupid. I would define it as a rookie mistake. They basically took a crap on the originals. May God have mercy on the souls of the writers and the abomination of the company called Disney.

I wanted to like this movie, but I just couldn't. The main issue is that the main character "Willie" is not likeable in the least bit. He is pretty much an alcoholic jerk who wouldn't have had a job as a santa in real life, there would have been so many complaints that he would've been fired the first day. The film literally has no redeeming qualities.

The acting in this movie was superb and the music was excellent. That being said, I was disappointed that they painted the joker as someone with a schizophrenic disorder. The stigma of mental illness is already a problem that plagues society, it's disappointing for Hollywood to continue to endorse the negative stigma. In reality, the majority of crimes are not committed by people who are mentally ill. Also, there is no way they would have stopped a persons medicine cold turkey just because they ran out of funds. They always refer them to someone who can fill their medication, especially when someone is severely mentally ill. In reality, the social worker who didn't refer him to someone would have been held legally liable for the murders.

This movie wasn't the worst one that I've ever seen. That being said, it certainly wasn't the best. The problem is that the director tried too hard to make the actresses look sexy and shied too much away from character development. Each character ended up being a shallow figure whose biggest strengths were her dance moves. In this day and age I would've expected something far better.

First, let me say that I am a huge fan of the goldbergs. It's one of my favorite shows. When I heard they were doing a spin-off on Lainey, it seemed kind of weird to me but I wanted to give it the benefit of the doubt. Well after watching the first couple episodes, it's clear that this will be a short series. Lainey does not make a good lead. Her dialogue is unfunny and some of what she does does not make sense. Like even though the principal has been teaching more than a decade longer than her, she is trying to teach him how to be a better principal? That doesn't even make sense. The narration is also annoying. It written in a way that is very soap opera.

This was a great documentary, it's very comprehensive in its coverage and gives great interviews. The documentary can definitely be watched alone, despite what the marketing department said. I was surprised that one of his defense lawyers still thinks that he was not competent because of his erratic behavior, typical lawyer.

This documentary is very well made. As pointed in other reviews, this one is far superior to the Hulu documentary. I appreciated all the interviews and background information. That being said, the host of the festival was made out to be a grade A d-bag and entitled. As were most of the festival goers. One of the customers was laughing because his friend urinated on mattresses to ensure that they could be separated from everyone (the very first night.) I would expect people to start engaging in rude and animalistic behaviors after a few days, but they did it the very first night. It really showed that millennials are completely unprepared for anything that doesn't go as planned. The other thing that was disturbing was how self-entitled some of the creators were. One of the guys thought that a sexual favor from him to bribe a custom official was worth $175,000! What planet does he live on? Overall a great documentary, but a scary look at the future of America.