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While it's nice to see the home movies and other videos of Natalie Wood, you can see that this documentary was made to defend Robert Wagner, who L.A. Detectives named as a person of interest in her death, because his version of events didn't fit the known facts. And the facts of how he behaved before, during, after her death is quite bizarre and incriminating. The daughter's defense of Wagner is cringeworthy. It ruins what would have been a very worthy tribute to Natalie Wood. RIP, Natalie Wood.

Fossil hunter, Mary Anning, FINALLY has a movie made about her and its focus is a fictional lesbian relationship. Why?! I wanted to see Mary Anning's known life story. I wanted to see Lime Regis at that time period. Didn't get any of that. And the sound was terrible throughout the movie. What a disappointment. One star for nice period details.

This movie bears almost no resemblance to Emily Bronte or her life. This is this shallow, overly-romanticized Disney version of history for People interested in the costumes of the period, and little else.