Reviews

I saw the original cut and liked it very much. But the extended version is so much better! Storyline flows more evenly - extra Super Duper stunts! Love seeing the behind-the-scenes and since it was made by a company that does stunts - You know it's real and not CGI. If you get a chance to watch the making of Fall Guy - Explanation of the movie, how stunts were done and who did them etc., Watch it! It talks about my two favorite stunts - 8 1/2 roll car roll and the 150ft fall (backwards) from the helicopter. The actors were really fun too - I mean Ryan Gosling (who actually did the fall at the start of the movie) and Emily Blunt (cutie patootie).

From what I can tell after having watch the series, Indrani is a narcissistic psychopath, her son is a selfish, whiny boy, and her youngest daughter is a spoiled brat. The husband? Wimpy. The only one I really think has got some guts is the boyfriend/fiancé. Do I think Indrani is guilty? Absolutely. The husband? Guilty. The driver? Guilty. The enjoyment of this series is watching the family lie and lie about pretty much everything. What are they afraid of? Their reputations are already ruined. As for the criminal record of Rahul - 5 or 6 pot PLANTS? Traffic violations? Yep ... I was young and stupid once too.

And the poor lawyer who she hired to 'defend' her? She couldn't even shut up enough to let him speak on her behalf!

GUILTY!!!!

I've enjoyed watching this show. I think the characters are well developed. But it drives me nuts that these kids are so stupid (I mean they WERE raised in a business atmosphere) that they can't figure out their dad is screwing them all the time! Whether he's mean whether he's nice, it's all about him, and not about them. And by the way, these are ADULT children - you don't need to be so needy! Stand on your own 2 feet - make a few mistakes - the world will not end!

I think I can already see how this is going to go, but I'll watch it till the end because of the characters. And good luck to us all.

I really liked Jim Carrey, until it seemed that he had gone off the rails - (Andy, Tony Clifton). But watching this documentary explained a lot of things about his crazy behaviors. I think if you're on the rail about Jim Carrey (especially in the last fees years), you should watch this documentary. From early life issues, his relationship with his Father, about the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde personalities he displayed in the past, and many other facets, I found this documentary fascinating. And I especially appreciated the fact that he didn't try to crack jokes, or become something that he personally was not during the interviews. I highly recommend it.

Anna and the journalist are both narcissistic, self absorbed characters (at least with Anna it makes sense), her lawyer is a wimp. When the journalist is on Anna's side after the trial I almost got ill. Anna got it right 'we're not friends and you make me sick - I don't like you'. Not great.

I can't begin to tell you how painful it was for me to watch this episode. My husband died 12 years ago very unexpectedly. Watching Tommy deal with the death of her husband brought it all back for me. I cried through most of the episode, feeling her pain and mild. So well acted; the shock that Tommy is going through I went through.

As I continue to watch this documentary, it made me very sad. First of all you didn't seem like airy want to be there at all. (Cried after video chat with pup at home). Secondly all of those around him treated him like a mindless child. He's Old - not senile not stupid. I have great admiration for the way that he's chosen to live his life. Makes me sad to think that he's being used to promote an item that he originated but someone else seems to be making money off of.