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This could have been shortened to about 5 minutes if they put everything worth watching into a few clips. You might get to the end of this and really regret sitting there, thinking about the lack of talent of the writers and, to a degree, the videographers.
What was the point of the documentary? It's largely a puff piece publicity prop for the Taser company and their body cameras for police.
Sure, it's nice to hear again about the 30 second buffer at the start of police body cam recordings, and this explains that so that the average citizen knows what is going on with police body cameras, but if you value MY time, and you have ANY ability to edit, condense this down to about one fifteenth as long please.
What was the point of the documentary? It's largely a puff piece publicity prop for the Taser company and their body cameras for police.
Sure, it's nice to hear again about the 30 second buffer at the start of police body cam recordings, and this explains that so that the average citizen knows what is going on with police body cameras, but if you value MY time, and you have ANY ability to edit, condense this down to about one fifteenth as long please.
I just watched the 10th and final show (of season 1. The showrunner hopes for a season 2 - which is unannounced as of now.)
I love this show. I had to go back to watch the first minute of the first show - because it foreshadows the very end of the last episode.
Some criticize the characters as being stereotypes - and yes - but I quickly came to care about each character, even though there was one I looked down on and another I disliked because her politics were different than mine, but - the show did a great job of humanizing each journalist, and developing their history and motivations.
The show is so relevant to politics today.
Don't miss this great show. It deserves your attention.
I love this show. I had to go back to watch the first minute of the first show - because it foreshadows the very end of the last episode.
Some criticize the characters as being stereotypes - and yes - but I quickly came to care about each character, even though there was one I looked down on and another I disliked because her politics were different than mine, but - the show did a great job of humanizing each journalist, and developing their history and motivations.
The show is so relevant to politics today.
Don't miss this great show. It deserves your attention.
Beautifully filmed smart movie adorned with people great to look at that does a masterful job of explaining what goes on inside the head of a person with obsessive thoughts.
There have been a few other movies or TV shows that have examined 'mental illness' in the form of OCD, where your mind goes spiraling out of control with a thought you just can't stop letting control you.
This movie does such a great job of explaining how this happens, and compassionately treating the young woman who sufferes from OCD.
It's obvious that the author of the original book that this movie is based on had his own version of OCD.
I heartily recommend this movie. Girls will probably appreciate it more than the type of guy who wants car chases and shootem' ups. But I'm a guy, and I loved it.
Don't miss this.
There have been a few other movies or TV shows that have examined 'mental illness' in the form of OCD, where your mind goes spiraling out of control with a thought you just can't stop letting control you.
This movie does such a great job of explaining how this happens, and compassionately treating the young woman who sufferes from OCD.
It's obvious that the author of the original book that this movie is based on had his own version of OCD.
I heartily recommend this movie. Girls will probably appreciate it more than the type of guy who wants car chases and shootem' ups. But I'm a guy, and I loved it.
Don't miss this.