Ben. Rohr

Here is the problem with this Netflix documentary: The actual published study "Unveiling the Epigenetic Impact of Vegan vs. Omnivorous Diets on Aging: Insights from the Twins Nutrition Study (TwiNS)" states that one of the researchers Dr Gardner ".. reported receiving funding from Beyond Meat outside the submitted work. " The bias here was clear as day. Not only that but more than 80% of the documentary was heavily biased vegan propaganda and often just plain wrong. Our ancestors did consume dairy and they ate a lot of meat. African Americans going back to their ancestral vegan diet? This is just a lie. Full stop.

Netflix is just becoming an ideology driven streaming service that emphasizes quantity rather than quality. Boring, politically driven girl power show that is entirely unenjoyable. Would not recommend.

Bad series. Politically driven, over-sexualized drama show with very little charm and ingenuity. Boring and predictable. Would definitely not recommend.

What a banger of a movie! A movie that truly focuses on humour, action, clothing and cinematography. It really is an incredibly funny movie, so funny, that you wouldn't expect it to have been made in the 21st century where political correctness and cultural hypersensitivity stand in the way of most humorous content. Hats off to you Guy Ritchie! Amazing movie!!

Not medically accurate and politically biased - would not recommend

this is a racist and bad show.

A good action film - a horrible Bond movie. Overall, a very disappointing. It is lacking almost every ingredient needed to create the fantastic James Bond as we know him. SPOILER ALERT The plot is all over the place, even absolutely non-sensical at times. JB "Bondish" personality feels completely changed, lacking the flirtatious, womanizing charm, the toughness, and even the style. Whilst Monepenny was an amazing addition to the Bond franchise, feeling natural and strong, the new 007 felt forced and had an awkward/bad chemistry with JB. Additionally, the female characters are all fighting power machines, and can't really be considered Bond Girls. The scene with Paloma was a refreshingly Bond-like interaction with a woman. Nonetheless, Paloma ended up overwhelming a dozen guys in high heels, moving the scene into the ridiculous. The villain was terrifically bad - no proper backstory, no motive, no character development (& a truly disappointing end to the SPECTRE). I don't even want to mention this unforgiving ending. What's truly spectacular about the movie was the cinematography and car/ chase scenes. Overall, it is disappointing. Several times, I felt removed from the world of JB by feeling the ideological undertone driving so many parts of it (whether that's with Bond's changed personality, the new 007, Q or even some fighting scenes). I wish they had kept the original director. We can only hope for a miracle for the next JB film.

Definitely Do not recommend. What a cringe and bad show!

One of the greatest Bond Movies of all time.