Nadia

This was surprisingly good. I loved their relationship dynamic.

It's certainly not the greatest of movies, but as an uplifting, feel-good movie, it does its job really well.

Whether you agree with Dave Chappelle or not, there's one thing that needs to be recognized: he is a master at what he does. The way he crafts his storytelling is mind-blowingly good. He's funny, he's controversial, and he forces you to see things in a different perspective, one that you may not be comfortable with, and that, my friend, is the work of a true master.

I've watch this series over the weekend to see what all the hype was about. So, was it good? Sure, yes, it was good. It was funny, intense, emotional, a little gory, entertaining, but was it groundbreaking? I'm my opinion, no. For fans of Takashi Miike, or movies like Battle Royal or Oldboy, it's pretty much déjà vu. That being said, totally worth the watch.

Very interesting. The direction of the documentary makes their point of view very clear, but the interviews and the documentation shown give their work a lot credibility. Even though I've never been a fan, I believe that the underlying subject of Britney Spears' conditions go beyond her stardom.