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jake-b "I never attended film school." That's easy to tell by the load of crap you just wrote. You're just another Letterboxd expert. Also, the fact that you accuse someone else of being Apple PR shows you're even more paranoid than Howard Hughes. I suggest you to The Aviator. and see how that turned out.

It's funny seeing people calling out a non-existent agenda since the documentary series is free of commentary or interviews. Just a documentation of what happened. Maybe these people are embarrassed of seeing themselves in all the opportunistic clowns that commented on the trial.

You can only interview those that want to be interviewed on camera. So take your complains about the lack of Allen and his partner's side of the story to him. EDIT: 7 dislikes despite the fact that I only said something factual: Allen and his daughter/wife refused to appear on this documentary.

Another target of review-bombimg from right wing men who haven't even seen this docu series but praise Dinesh D'Souza' propaganda films. It's great and very enlightening

I knew the toxic alt-right would bomb review this as soon as they see a minority talking about videogames. Great job proving the gaming community is the worst.

The bigots are out in full force brigading the ratings because they can't stand when minorities' stories are told on the screen. And then they expect to take audience ratings seriously. Pfff....

Loved the first season but you can tell the producers didn't have enough material for a 10 episodes second season. There's so much boring filler and repeated footage from the first one. The good, interesting parts ammount to 3 episodes or so. Besides, knowing Steven and Brendan are still in prison it's like knowing the ending of a thriller before you've even seen it.

And here I thought liberals were the easily offended, sensitive "snowflakes". Seems like some conservatives are embarrased to be associated with the ignorant idiots who appear on Who Is America? Or maybe the don't like to be shown for what they really are.

A tv comedy about Trump supporters? No, thank you. It'd be as funny as reading the Breitbart comment section

Season 2 of Twin Peaks is a clear example of why not every season should be 22 episodes long. Self-indulgent, meandering, confusing, pretentious, overlong...