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TRIAL 4 - Netflix - Documentary

  • 17-11-2020 8:00am
    #1
    wandererz
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    Netflix 8 episode series dealing with an Innocence Project case in Boston.

    I decided to watch a bit of the first episode as I was stuck for anything else to watch and had a bit of insomnia.

    I ended up hooked. Watched the first 4 episodes the first night. I was hooked.
    Got zero sleep. Did a full day's work. Slept for a few hours and finished the rest.

    Some of the things that were brought to light are in a way expected but yet still astounding. It's like something that one would expect from a movie but not in real life.

    In light of things that have occurred in the US earlier this year this is all the more poignant.

    Talk about the closed boys club. They've taken it to a new level.


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  • #2
    ShineOn7
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    How's the accuracy on it? Netflix are so shady in this regard with documentaries

    Making A Murderer is a complete work of Fiction


  • #3
    Thecageyone
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,756 ✭✭✭Thecageyone


    ShineOn7 wrote: »
    How's the accuracy on it? Netflix are so shady in this regard with documentaries

    Making A Murderer is a complete work of Fiction

    I'm a bit skeptical of how they dramatise events too, a lot of their murder docu's are also about 5 episodes too long. Might give it a go though, you know it's going to be dragged out and over dramatised after a couple of eps


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