Reviews

Colin Farrell is simply perfect in this role. Vulnerable yet strong, serious yet fun, and mysterious yet open. Really stellar supporting cast with beautiful scenery of LA. A real trip back in time to the old style self-narrated private directive genre. Apple hasn't disappointed and continues its excellent record of releasing excellent limited series like this one. The only negative is in a world of instant gratification, waiting for a whole week for a new episode is torturous! But this is most certainly work the wait. Finally, I also love the embedded black and white clips from old detective movies throughout. It adds to the intrigue for me.

Even for Christopher Nolan, this is beyond ridiculous. The movie uses silly (and obviously faux) physics tangled in a thesaurus-lovers knot to try to confuse the viewer. But when you see beyond the fact that if Christopher Nolan was chocolate he would eat himself, you at least get to enjoy Washington's excellent performance. Thank god for this, otherwise this would have been a step too far...even for Nolan. Avoid this movie if you like to enjoy every minute of life!

They really dragged this out. 3-4 episodes would have been fine. It held my interest until the 5th episode and then I was bored but persevered until the end. Not a great series and very poorly edited.

I was (and still am) a huge fan of Garth's music but this movie shows not only is the man a complete egomaniac, but the he is deluded if he thinks people don't see through the fake whispering and crocodile tears throughout the entire documentary. Really disappointed to see what the man is really like. They say never meet your heros, well, never let your heros make a documentary if they have nothing but nonsense to spout!

Definitely one to miss. Was looking forward to seeing this but the faux-Irish accents from British and Danish actors is very off-putting. Not a good plot either. And slow moving.