What was the point of this? Are they trying to make Maxine look a victim? Are they just using an awful murder to get views?
I've watched countless true crime shows and re-enactments, and they are usually always respectful and informative. This one I found not to be like that at all.
We learned nothing new, they attempted to make a victim of Maxine, and dare I say it Ian Huntley! They briefly skipped over the fact he was a sexual predator, and just made him to be a slightly controlling guy who was a bit odd.
They could have delved deeper into the the psyche of Maxine, and why she felt it was okay to lie about being with Huntley on the day the girls disappeared.
She was still in denial that she did anything wrong all through her court case.
The casting and acting was poor...then bloke who portrayed Huntley was okay, but with such a poor script it didn't show enough of his evil character.
I've watched countless true crime shows and re-enactments, and they are usually always respectful and informative. This one I found not to be like that at all.
We learned nothing new, they attempted to make a victim of Maxine, and dare I say it Ian Huntley! They briefly skipped over the fact he was a sexual predator, and just made him to be a slightly controlling guy who was a bit odd.
They could have delved deeper into the the psyche of Maxine, and why she felt it was okay to lie about being with Huntley on the day the girls disappeared.
She was still in denial that she did anything wrong all through her court case.
The casting and acting was poor...then bloke who portrayed Huntley was okay, but with such a poor script it didn't show enough of his evil character.