I milioni di Gunther

This is a bizarre story of a man working through some psychological issues while being absolutely wealthy. The documentary does a very good job of telling you the story he told the world over the years, and then, bit by bit, unravelling the true story. The heart of this story is a scam artist, who unlike others in his profession has the virtue of sometimes telling the truth. Because of this, he does end up being somewhat sympathetic. There is tax evasion on a massive scale, which the Italian government seems to have forgiven him for, and there is also a question of animal abuse, but it is unclear how much he knew of what was going on. There's also a quasi-sex cult shrouded in the veneer of a science experiment. It is definitely worth a watch.

With out a doubt the biggest collection of delusional, disgusting, egotistical, manipulative people I've ever seen in a limited series. No one speaks any truth for fear of legal entanglement. Every party involved has a vested interest. There is no one to cheer for here. Millions & millions of dollars wasted. Absolutely zero achieved. When you ponder the good that could have enhanced the world for many, but ends up just being squandered for even more ego fulfillment, you'll feel sick. Endless schemes, scams & blatant lies. The only redeeming quality of the limited series is that at least the makers were attempting to get the story out, but you can tell that their hands were tied due to legal ramifications.

I can't help laughing while watching this show.🤣🤣

Can't really wrap my head around that this should be a true story about a bloodline of the richest dog on the planet. It's kind of sad that there are so many people suffering and live for under $1 per day while there is a dog who have its own chef, staff, mansion, flying private jet and over 400 million dollars to its name.😳😳

This is so twisted and off that it's actually quite entertaining. Who the heck feeds their dog high quality steak with decorated with gold?

Did this premiere as an April fool? 🤣🤣

Understand me correctly, this is hilarious but soooo twisted... good entertainment but please tell me it's a joke and not really a true story 🤣

This bizaar, obscure, eccentric, mysterious documentary is unbelievable but the more you get into it, the more you start to understand the serious underlying them what really happened and how the nature of the disease depression and being bi-polar fits into the narrative. This story just happens to be about a person that suffers from this but is rich and has tons of money who is associated with a pharmaceutical company in Italy who just loves his dog Gunther who is the one thing that gives him happiness. When the dog gets sick he starts experimenting with researching and drugs to help save his dog his best friend. The drugs work and this is how it all begins - but you don't know this in the beginning of the documentary which all seems so bazaar because the dog is living like a billionaire with a staff that are all preselected beautiful people who are being used - another experiment that got out of control. Well known in Italy and also Miami, FL but this is the first time I ever heard of it in the US. It seems like an entertainment value Netflix documentary but with the seriousness of the bio-polar and depression mixed in it takes on another level.

After the first couple of episodes, I started fast forwarding because it just wasn't interesting enough. Sure, the overall story was fascinating and took great twists and turns, but it could have been told in about two episodes. It got very repetitive VERY REPETITIVE and tedious to watch. Whoever made the editing decisions must have been too close to the project as the same analysis of the main character was repeated as well as sections of the dog trust, etc etc. Now I'M getting repetitive but IMDB won't let me post this review until I have 600 characters. This documentary doesn't have that same excuse.