The series is ultimately rocket-fueled by the intoxicating, larger than life personalities and performances of Leto and Hathaway.

It’s a wonderful and deeply enjoyable tale of rags to riches to (relative) rags, but it panders to the viewer’s schadenfreude instead of offering anything meatier, or any wider perspective or criticism.

So, yes, you’ll have fun watching WeCrashed, even if the rhythms of the story are a little cliched.

Leto and Hathway are far more dominant than the holes poked in their subjects, and their performances more enjoyable than their characters are contemptible. Perhaps it’s easier to wonder at Neumann than be reminded of his sins, but that’s hardly an impression warranting another visit.

It treads familiar ground to other rise-and-fall cautionary tales, and somewhat lacks a point of view — but WeCrashed is still farcically entertaining, buoyed by Jared Leto’s electric performance as Adam Neumann.

At its best, this painfully uninspired WeWork redux is a redundant, montage-heavy account of facts told more completely elsewhere. At its worst, WeCrashed is a clumsy, ill-advised memorialization of selfish behavior, inexplicably propping up Adam and Rebekah Neumann for yet another dose of outsized attention.

There is little here that is enjoyable to watch and even less that is entertaining, and spending eight hours with the versions of these people portrayed by Jared Leto and Anne Hathaway is a punishment.

WeCrashed This drama miniseries stars Jared Leto and Anne Hathaway as real-life couple Adam and Rebekah Neumann who helmed WeWork, a coworking space company. Based on the podcast WeCrashed: The Rise and Fall of WeWork, the leads of this miniseries brilliantly bring to screen their real-life characters; it's so easy to forget that they're acting with their compelling performances. As with most biopics, the miniseries does take liberties, but they help propel the story and keep it concise. The story may annoy some, but since it's based on real-life occurrences, there's only so much that could be done in that aspect. 7.5/10

Gave this a shot. Wasn’t sure what I was watching. I know Leto is talented but I’m finding he’s goin very Johnny Deppish/outlandish with his roles. Its really starting to ware.