Kardashian: The Man Who Saved OJ Simpson

Get a life you stupid un educated idiots.

Anyone who watches reality TV shows is mentally impaired.

Especially this stupid show, what a load of crap.

I just want to punch them all in the face.

You've heard of the B movie.. Come see the B documentary! (or C.. Or Z?) surely any other work on this case would be more worth your time than this derivative trash. The whole thing wreaks of "cash grab" in an effort to capitalize on popular names. More substance went into this review than this tripe. Avoid

This documentary is well put together, but its entire premise is speculation.

The fact is, there really is no evidence to suggest that there was anything suspicious about the bag in question. Occam's razor says that the simplest solution to a problem is usually the correct one.

Considering that Robert Kardashian later stated that he had, indeed, had some doubts about O.J.'s innocence, it seems very unlikely that he would have helped hide evidence.

The main clip that they show that 'proves' that Kardashian stole the evidence, was complete conjecture.

What ever the case, this documentary presents it's theory as though it is fact. That is somewhat ridiculous.

Kardashian: The Man Who Saved OJ Simpson (2016)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

If you're someone like me who watched everything that deals with the O.J. Simpson trial then you'll probably want to watch this 42-minute documentary but if you're someone who isn't all that interested in it then there's very little reason to watch this. If you're someone curious about the trial and wanting to know more, you'd be better off watching this after at least a dozen others.

This one here basically takes a look at Robert Kardashian and what might have been in a bad that he took off the property of Simpson before he was arrested. Some people say that inside this bag was some sort of evidence that would have convicted Simpson but no one knows for sure. This documentary basically tells a "new generation" who Kardashian was since most people know the name thanks to his daughters. For the most part this documentary is mildly entertaining if you're a Simpson buff like myself but there's certainly nothing ground-breaking here and no new mysteries are revealed. Kim Goldman, the sister to one of the victims, is interviewed here and her story of an arranged meeting was the highlight of the picture.

Forget about all the speculation, where is that bag? How could it possibly disappear? I'm just writing a bunch of junk now because im required to type 150 characters for this review, Why does this review have to be 150 characters?