Tayla S – Google

This story was incredible and conceys the intense survival instinct of himans who are not supported by their community and have to resort to extreme measures. It also highlights the lengths people will go to to cover up mistakes and crime. The part of the documentary that evoked extreme disgust, was the woman with the bob haircut who proudly admitted to her shameful behaviour of "jumping up and down" in excitement over the discovery of the 'imposter' identity. I have worked in a similar industry for years and never witnessed such blatant ignorance. She was PROUD to uncover the acts of a desperate man. She was gleeful to accept her paycheck to incriminate, Rather than help. Bob haircut lady (who cares what her name is), is a poor example of the true practitioners who work hard to show compassion for every songle person who faces adversity. Bob haircuit lady is gross.

okay, so the start of the show got me through some tough times. As much as it was exciting to see Ted unite with the mother... it's not worth the devastation. We watch sitcoms to escape reality. This show.... at least the last few episodes, forces one to suffer through the worst possible outcomes of everything that is good in life. You love your friends? well those friendships will fade. you finally end up in a relationship with your friend? well that relationship will end and they'll act like it never happened. you finally meet the love of your life? well that person will DIE. The creators of this show have the WORST possible outlook on life, and misery loves company. The creators of the shows clung on to their extremely lame "it was all a dream" concept from their early days, they ignored ALL character development, they thought they were doing something interesting by hanging onto their 9th grade idea of a decent story, and it resulted in the worst sitcom ending in history... all in the interest of 'art', because they knew they didnt need to sell another set of dvds. They ruined 9 years of a show for their sub-par idea. This may seem dramatic... but my happiness relied on this show as a teen, and it crumbled with the ending. the ending ruined the entire series. I am the kind of person to watch a series MULTIPLE times. i'm talking hundreds of times. I have watched this series a total of three times. each time, the last few episodes have resulted in a deep depression that only real life can replicate. lilly and marshall are only okay. ted's perfect wife DIED. Robin and barney divorce. and then Ted and robin end up together out of pathetic desparation. 0/10. do not watch. the worst line in the entire series "i don't think of you in that way anymore - barney. possibly the most unrealisitic and heartbreaking line of the whole show. Barney would NEVER say that to Robin. it also breaks every law the show emphasises - feelings like that do NOT just disappear. sometimes the fans know the characters more than the writers, and this show is the perfect example of that. This show showed me happiness, and then the writers ripped it away.

Why did the movie not have any focus on the best songs ? Some of the greats were just completely ignored or have at best a 3 second reference, or worse, a modern version (falling in love modern verson instead of elvis made me sick) Austins voice was very close, but the fact that he looks nothing like Elvis was too distracting.. his features dont even come close and everytime i saw his face i was disappointed. (Not austins fault obviously, he's extremely talented)

Interesting, however so many of the accounts can be explained scientifically. As our brain shuts down we can experience hallucinations and are flooded with 'feel-good' chemicals. They've done studies of administering drugs that shut down parts of the brain, where people reported out of body experiences, feeling amazing, seeing a white light, floating through space etc. It's literally just your brain calming you down and preparing you for death. Soi do believe people are experiencing these things, but death only happens after the brain has completely shut down, so after we die, those hallucinations will stop. Then what?

So bored after the halfway mark that I'm writing a review. Started out good, thought it was going to be a decent movie about psychology and cults, but turned into a movie about a cheating boyfriend , cheating in a truly repulsive way. Not worth anyone's time. Gross. Anyone who thinks this movie is good must be young, naive and be currently completing some form of arts degree. It started off so well, and there were so many opportunities for it to be decent, artisitic, groundbreaking, symbolic and thought provoking - but it turned out to be a lame shock value movie based on sickening gore, adultery, torture and unrealistic tragedy. This movie achieves nothing in the world of film and will not be remembered. I got so bored I've been writing a review whilst watching it and the only thing noteworthy is that the boyfriend cheated and the movie does a poor attempt at excusing his behaviour through drugs and manipulation. The scene where he cheats made me more sick than the gore. There were so many opportunities for the movie to have a twist or have an ending the explains everything, but nothing. There is no point to this movie. It's a B grade horror at best. The main character actress did well though, she deserves to be in decent movies in future.