Jeremy Smith

Truly an American tragedy. So unfortunate what happened this much loved man. The best part of this series is all the diverse opinions and thoughts of those closely involved in his life. It's difficult not to get a clear picture of the man and his life from their first hand accounts. Well done. Very well done.

I have no idea what the point of this movie is. Literally not a clue. Really dumb movie. I was confused through the whole thing. I guess it's about a neighbor who hates his neighbor? Weird plot but ok.

I loved the first ten minutes. It looked really cool. It felt original. It had a lot of potential. The entire movie wasn't actually that bad but then during the last ten minutes I realized I didnt really like the movie at all. There wasn't much about it that made sense or made me like it. I feel like it had tons of potential. The actors did well. The lighting was perfect. Every shot looked amazing. But something about the storyline didn't work for me. I didn't feel it. It seemed to me like they wanted to make some kind of combination of Jason Bourne and American Psycho. But it fell way short of either. I can see how people might like this. There parts I liked. But overall something seemed missing. I won't watch it again.

I'm not even going to waste my time explaining how terrible this movie is. And it's not bad because of the misrepresentation of DID. I don't care about that. I care about good movies. This movie is not one of them. It makes little to no sense. I'm surprised so many people like this movie. I'm shocked actually. The end.

Honestly one of the best movies of all time. It moved me when I first watched it as a thirteen year old boy, and moves me still as a 35 year old man. What a great story that I think most can relate to. So many great meanings and messages. It really shows the will to survive. It also illustrates the importance and beauty of human relationships. They bring joy and comfort, as well as sadness and heartache. Life moves on. But you have to keep breathing. You never know what the tide will bring in.

It was ok. I definitely would not recommend it to anyone. I didn't really find much value in it. Some funny parts. A few interesting parts. But nothing to write home about or reason to ever watch again. I feel like it wanted to be really compelling and important, but it wasn't. I just don't get the point. I was shocked when it ended because it was so short and I didn't feel any kind of resolution. The whole movie's story felt disjointed and all over the place. Just not that great of a documentary. Pretty depressing and sad really. Why would I want to watch that?

I watched the first hour or so and fell asleep. I woke up and wanted to finish. I tried to watch but it was so slow, I ended up double tapping (fast forwarding) through the restof the movie. It took me ten or fifteen minutes to finish and I don't think I missed anything. I really just didn't want to miss any Ana de Armas scenes. She's the only reason I watched in the first place. Some of the CGI seemed cool. But after watching SNL papyrus I couldn't quite take Gossling seriously. He's kind of a girly man to me, so it's weird to see him play a tough guy cop. After Barbie, La la land and Notebook, how could you? I'm not a huge sci Fi guy so of course this was boring for me. I'm sure some will find it interesting. But overall really slow, long and boring. I don't even know if it was worth watching for Armas, although she looked phenomenal throughout. Yeah I'd give it a solid one star. I don't you think you could pay me to watch it again.

I've watched this through three or four times now. It's beautifully human. It's captured so perfectly. Everything is portrayed in a such an honest, simple and real way. It's so well done. Magnificent.

Trashy trashy trashy show. Notice how at the end no one is in a better situation, they're just more confused? Yup.

Let's be honest. The only reason I even started watching this show was for the attractive girl. She did give some pretty good gratuitous cleavage throughout. The show was pretty interesting. The last two episodes dragged out and bored me. Don't even know how it ends. Don't really care. EDIT: after reading a bunch of reviews I honestly don't think it was that bad. I can see the reason for a lot of the flashbacks. It was showing the contrast between her perfect rich lifestyle and the predicament she now finds herself in. It's like a watered down version of Castaway. And why did she maintain good make-up throughout? So we'd keep watching it duh.