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At first I thought I was seeing a directors cut or something because of the atrocious editing. Not so lucky as the same scenes are shown over and over again as we learn how actress fake crying for the screen. It had potential as something that could have been somewhat interesting. However, each time we thought it might come to pass we are bombarded by more fake crying scenes.

The science-what minuscule there is-is goofy as the whole human race accepts the end and guess what? more crying scenes!!with stock music that had nothing to do with the plot-if there was one-sounded like 100's of other films soundtracks that had a plot and wasn't edited by a vegetable.Oh! did I forgot to mention the fake horseback riding using CGI tech that insults anyone who has ever took to saddle.

Now just what is the plot? "A long ago fairy tale tragically morphed into a film that bombed at the theater and at video rental".

The last scene should have been shot of the director, editor and the poor soul that produced this mess put into a little wooden tent and blasted off forever.

Poor Kirsten she should have stuck with Buffy.

This documentary in some way attempts to apologize for the sordid life of lies the Lance Armstrong used to ruin a one time popular sport.

There is little detail in this mockumentry that shows the horrible person, megalomaniac, narcissist and criminal that Armstrong was-and still is. Anyone who tries to blame his criminal actions on 'competitiveness' is sorely misinformed.

The only difference between Armstrong and Bernie Madoff is the fact that Bernie took it like a man and put himself in prison for what he did to so many people-who, unfortunately,were just as greedy as he was.

Armstrong compiled a 120 million dollar fortune based on lies to everyone and cheated so many out of greed-and nothing else but pure greed. While this video ends at a point that the real story has just began-I hope that it shows people just what a monster greed really is.

The video at times seems to go out of it's way to portray Armstrong as a patriot, cancer survivor and boy next door type that got 'caught up' in the sport. Nothing is further from the truth. His zest for riches continues, even today, as he is still blaming everyone for his downfall.

As far as presentation the video is quite good and, without a doubt, it is an interesting story of a heathen bent on destroying any one who might revel his lies-all in the name of the mighty dollar.

Threading peoples lives daily, blackmail, corruption and the worst of all what he did to America overall. The flag is stained with his lies forever and how he stays out of prison I will never understand.

An interesting video that I think most can enjoy, if for nothing else, exposing other greedy criminals like Armstrong-whose ego was so inflated-that he considered himself a solitary la cosa nostra.

Today, when so many sports stars are good people, he continues to the blame game.

Again, a fine interesting video.

It's hard for me to be critical of any of Demi Moore's movies since I have been a long time fan. She reminds me so much of Grace Kelly in the sense her beauty at times overshadowed her talent. Now that she has gotten older her talent is forefront-just as the case with Kelly- and how it should have been all along.

The movie has been covered in great detail by other reviewers so I'll simply say that Demi Moore was convincing as the lead actor and the film does resemble a Hitchcock revolving plot line. It had me fooled until the very end-although I thought something was up-just not sure what it was.

I kind of got a 'Wicker Man' type feeling with all the wonderful scenery and perhaps Lord Summerisle would show up to explain everything.

Well done!