dajanadae

It's a great documentary, at least for me, but it's sad.

We all se things differently so my viewing of this was also a bit different, maybe.... The only lesson that i took from this is not really an inspiring one, but sad. And the lesson is: You can give it your all, and beyond, but others will alway be the ones benefit from your hard work.

All those greedy, evil rich men in Hollywood sure harvested milions from Bruce's hard work and he didn't evin live to see any of it. He probably burned himself out by trying to prove to them that he was worty... only to fill the pockets of those who denied him the opportunity to begin with.

I find it so sad and so true to our society that hasn't changed at all, and it never will.

I wish we could make a law that says no one can profit from dead artist, especially if the artist never lived to see their own success and enjoy the $ from it. I know it wouldn't be a good law, it just makes me angry every time i witness someone struggling so much to make s difference and then others harvest the fruits of hard labour. So sad...

I was looking for something relaxing to watch, something that would be easy and fun without the drama that usually comes with kdramas (i needed a bit of a change) and I have to say that this was it. I ended up enjoying it. It's about a rich guy who always has his way and it bores him to death and one day he meets a girl who doesn't care about his money nor does she allow him to "buy" her and because of that he becames somewhat obsessed with her. It was funny and easy to watch, especially because it's not a long series.