Michelle Suttle

I’ve always been a fan of his, but even more so now. He takes us into his persons journey of life. He even highlights the not so positive moments. The fact that he had so much real footage made it real for the viewers. When his mom has passed and the clips of her pop up over and over- that really moved me. Much like memories, when someone dies you remember these small, but meaningful moments over and over. And the fact that his son narrated and sounded just like him. I remember hearing how Val was difficult to work with. But now I see, he was just calling directors out for the vibes they were putting onto the actors and staff for their unprofessional behavior. Not everyone is as brave to put the camera on them to show the world their temper tantrums. I wish this was more of a limited series because I want more.

All 3 season amazingly tell stories that show how life and life’s decisions are not always black or white. The gray area shows how good people can do bad things or have bad things happen to them. I wish the focus was more on Bill Pullman’s character because I don’t seem to really know who he is. He’s an intriguing mystery to me. But he Kind of reminds me of myself. When I am at work, I’m all work with very little play. I doubt many of my coworkers truly know who I am. This is a must see show for people that care about strong character development and plot slowly unfolding to amazingly unpredictable climaxes. it often allows you to experience multiple points of view so you can almost have compassion for each and every character.