Mose Lwayo

I would give this show 2.5 stars if I could. 3 is too high and 2 is too low. Honestly, I was extremely excited to watch this short series but past episode 2 it was such a drag to watch. From episode 3 the storyline felt extremely redundant. Elizabeth was enlisting new investors, refusing to show them the labs, firing employees that get too close to the truth or consistently restricting access to other departments in the building. Honestly, if any part of me ever felt the need to rewatch this show, I would seriously only watch the first 2 episodes and the last 2 episodes, and maybe episode 6 if for some odd reason the beginning of episode 7 didn't make sense to you. Everything else just felt like a waste of time to me. However, this whole show just showed me that in the end, Elizabeth is still that 18 year old girl, grasping at straws trying to make her dream come through and throughout the process it became her livelihood until she deluded herself that Theranos is actually a real functioning product that can help people because for years, that has been the only conversation that she's had and the only praise that she had received from her even more delusional investors who, might I say stayed on for years investing in a product that since initial investment they didn't have real evidence of testing let alone existence.

Weak plot. No guidance. Everything just seemed to happen all at once without a proper story development

This movie looks like a lot of time and energy went into making it but at the end of the day it seemed more mediocre than anything else. In addition to this I believe that there were some great actors in this movie, however, I feel as if their talents weren't put to good use. Furthermore, the story that this movie portrays is in no way positive and I feel as though it aims to promote the use of drugs in order to make people bend at your mercy. Lastly, this movie was overall disappointing and I honestly believe that strippers could have been portrayed in a better image.