Kyle F

It was alright but a little boring and slow paced. I wish it had a true narrator and more interviews instead of essentially just clips from the show. But I did learn a lot.

One of the better documentaries I've seen lately. 3 hours and it never become uninteresting. The man is incredibly unique and lucky to be alive.

Genuinely enjoyable to watch. I never watched friends back in the day because it wasn't a good show, so I don't have the "Joey blah blah blah" complaints those people have. He was a very good character in this show, along with everyone else. Very well casted.

Best movie of all time. Absolute masterpiece by Christopher Nolan.

Do NOT waste your time with this movie. Biggest waste of my life ever.

The acting was very good, but I wouldn't recommend this show to my worst enemy. Do not waste your time.

The "humor" in this was atrocious. Actually, literally cringe-worthy. So bad.

At the beginning you think this is a man who knows what he did was wrong, had remorse, and is deserving of a second chance. By the end of the second episode you start to realize why he was on death row. You can see the evil in him, you can tell he's trying to blame the man he shot by changing his story and turning it into an excuse. He's sick. He should've never been released, and he will end up back in prison.

It starts off great but noticeably tapers off toward the end. Acting is a bit questionable. It's a good show though, solid 75/100.