I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth v. Michelle Carter

"Such a sad and insane case. The documentary really shifted my perspective and now I don’t know what to think! Def a conversation starter"

"This Doc was so thrilling. It's like you was right there with him reading those text messages"

"the 2 part docuseries split by prosecution in the 1st & defense in the 2nd was really eye-opening to present that it was more than a cruel young woman & a sad young man — the mental illness & games in the mind of each kid is rampant — this series presented the case to see the two sides much more clearly, not what was seen play out in the media. watch it."

"Very very interesting documentary, I watched the Hulu movie about this and I wasn’t expecting so much of it to be spot on with what happened in real time. So sad to hear about Conrad…"

"Sad case, however, I think it’s a lesson in taking responsibility, understanding that words have consequences. Where in society did words suddenly loose meaning is beyond me. Not sure if it’s technology that has entitles this new generation, whatever it is...we are failing ourselves in the process. "

"I thought I had made up my mind on this case and now I'm not so sure."

"It’s unbelievable that something like this actually happened. This girl is messed up & dangerous. And as a previous post states, the eyebrows…they should have had their own credit at the end. Watch & see. "

"Good doc, though once you see the eyebrows you cant look away.......(you will understand)"

"This girl is fuuuucked up."

"The way this story was reported and discussed in the media was very sensational and singular, without any nuance. It’s clear from this documentary that there was a lot more involved in the case which justified the jail sentence that shocked the world."