This documentary series shed light on a lot of things people that weren't alive at the time never got to see, or hear about in an unbiased perspective. It is truly unbiased. It chronicles the life of OJ from early childhood in a poor neighborhood in Los Angeles, to his career in football and entertainment, his raceless crossover into every aspect of life, his greedy commercialism, his self preservation of his image, the turbulent relationship and eventual murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman (he did it), the court case and seedy lawyers stirring the pot, the racist and negligent LAPD, and everything in between. It is an utterly life changing documentary, told from the perspective of OJ's friends (and former friends), the jurors, the LAPD, journalist present at the time, and many others sans OJ of course. I cannot recommend it enough. I started the fourth part with my brother who hadn't seen the previous parts, and they were equally as enthralled as myself. Which in my opinion is a testament to incredible documentary making
Fantastic docu-series. Sheela is a bit annoying and smug (understatement) but it is quite thrilling and never really leaves you bored. I could have done without showing that actual murder in the beginning though. I guess you need shock value in this day and age, though
I don't really have any gripes with this show. The acting, music, cinematography, writing, casting, story and pacing are all very enjoyable. Perhaps the only issue I have is the fact that it is so short. But that's not necessarily a negative
Absolutely incredible show. The cinematography, writing, acting (for the most part) and production quality are just fantastic. It's amazing to me that web shows are now of such quality. I enjoyed it more than pretty much any movie in recent years (except for Hereditary, Annihilation, and Mandy, the holy trinity of 2018) Highly recommend it. It fully launched my interest in westerns
Truly remarkable miniseries. It gets pretty weird towards the end (I say this as a David Lynch fan) but on the whole it is pretty fantastic. I would highly recommend it to pretty much everybody
The level of degradation of this show is astounding. The first two seasons are absolutely incredible. Season 4 was garbage. And season 5 is a new level of low brow. What used to be an enthralling mind bending thought provoking anthology has become mindless, aimless, and downright unintelligent. What used to be a hard science fiction show for intelligent people has become a show for dumb people to make themselves feel smart. It saddens me greatly to see such a remarkable show turn to such pandering trash
