Reviews

Remy Ma narrating this is just weird. It's almost like she's ad-libbing the story. Just coming all in random. The stories are alright. I get it, they want to cover true crime from a "hood" point of view but, they could have made the stories a little more personal without Remy adding an ad lib. You see how their environment impacted their decisions.

I also get that the narration is trying to make it seem as if the decisions these people were making have some form of innocence to them. People make their own decisions and no one in any of these episodes is innocent. We can sympathize with their story without making it seem like someone was in the wrong for turning them in.

I rated an 8 because the cinematography is absolutely stunning. I just couldn't get into it. Maybe something to watch at night before bed. Love David Attenborough though. I would definitely recommend to those who love dinosaurs. I thought it was going to be something different.

Granted I watched the first episode about coasts and it just wasn't engaging enough. I thought it was going to be more of a learning experience since I don't know much about dinosaurs, but was more of a walk through of what the dinosaurs were actually doing in the show. Which wasn't what I was actually looking for... but would recommend to those who like dinosaurs.

I just caught a glimpse and it was fantastical conspiracy theories. A weird show. Who really thinks the Egyptians were aliens? This show is for entertainment, not facts.

I watched the episode on voodoo. First of all, he kept talking during the ritual. That was super annoying. He also over dramatize the episode. It was bad.

I love the way they also showed what Indigenous people are facing and how the land is at risk by greed.

Their journey was absolutely beautiful. Kind of scary at times as they were really close to the edge.

I didn't realize the Grand Canyon was so beautiful!

I remember seeing this with my mom when I was little and we would sit and watch Sunday and Tuesday night made-for-TV movies. A fond memory of my childhood. This one has always stuck with me because a few years later, we would end up homeless. Also, because it was a special time with my mom as a child who passed away. I have always thought about this movie and glad I was able to find it on Paramount. A sober reality for many.

This has to be the most ignorant documentary I've ever seen. It was absolutely cringeworthy. The way they spin facts to fit a narrative is awful. I am fairly educated (Masters degree) and I cannot stress enough how uneducated these people sound. I thought I was going to see a movie on how Black Conservatives rationale their beliefs. Instead, it turned out to be a bunch of hollow arguments about why Democrats are bad. It gave me a headache.

The movie itself wasn't too bad. The acting was just super bad.

The premise was good. It's real life. But the actual movie left much to be desired. It's just a woman working all day. Nothing stood out. Characters were forgettable. It's just weird.

This is not funny and painful to watch. I am currently watching this one episode and so lost as to what I am actually watching. Twenty-one minutes I can never get back.

I was going into this thinking it was going to be something similar to Armageddon, but this is like a sappy drama about love, relationships, and overcoming hardships.

This has to be the craziest, most pathetic, and disturbing crime documentary I have ever seen. The parents should have went to jail. As far as story line and documentary format, this was good. It's just super disturbing.

Opened my eyes! Reminds you that there are many good officers out there.