WeCrashed

Anyone who says the acting is bad in this show, doesn't understand what an actor is. I know this can be hard to understand but acting is the art of playing a character, whom which you may or may not like in real life. Just because Draco Malfoy is an evil prick, doesn't mean Tom Felton sucks at acting. And just because the character is a crazy lunatic who blows billions of dollars and runs a company into the depths of hell doesn't mean that Leto doesn't do a damn good job at portraying him. I mean for the love of god people, do you even know who the real Adam Neumann is? Have you ever seen him talk? Or walk in a room? JARED LETO IS ADAM NEUMANN. Jesus people. He's a star.

And so is Anne Hathaway for that matter. She too plays an UNBEARABLE character. Does that mean she does a bad job at ACTING? Hell no. She's the bomb.

Spoiler alert folks, this is not a Disney story. Nothing good comes out of this. The world is not a better place due to We Work. But the world is a damn better place due to We Crashed and the talented folks that worked on it, not the least of which Jared Leto and Anne Hathaway.

Great show. Not all time great but just great. Acting however is top notch and anyone who says different is a blind fool.

The first episode is great, it sets up the story of WeWork in such an engaging and energetic way with upbeat music and awesome monologues from Jared Leto's character. The performances are excellent and the story is interesting.

However it is a little odd how they idolize the two main characters so much and make their story seem inspiring despite this show being advertised as a satirical look at the narcissistic founders of WeWork. Sometimes they'll have a one off line from Adam that makes him seem full of himself but he is shown in such a positive light within the first 3 episodes but it's kinda hard to root for them.

The pacing in this movie can be very iffy at times, it really feels like they're trying to fill the time with a lot of pointless subplots and they're stretching out the story to get to 8 episodes. Honestly I think the first about 3 hours could've easily been cut down to 2 hours.

Overall I like the story of the show but I'm worried they're just gonna stretch this story way too thin and it will become a bore.

The character of Adam in WeWork was SO intense and fast talking and in a mostly loud monotone, and was so brutally manipulative, it made me nervous. VERY nervous.

This would have been an 8 except they did not include the fact that Adam - and Rebekah - presented papers that showed they had a hella lot more square footage than they really did in order to fool the bankers. Now, bankers are not anyone's favorite people, but this was a flagrant steal. It was never brought up in this series and I don't understand why. It's very important. IHMO.

Okay, back to the series. WoW! I cannot imagine working in that environment, but I am an old fart.

It is amazing what they got away with. Once again, the rich get richer.

Now, Rebekah. A real piece of work. Interestingly she found a husband who was just like her father - a hustler.

This was a well-done series. From top to bottom. Very watchable, in short sessions. No one day binging for me.

Pay attention so you can pick up what lying manipulators act and sound like: Overwhelming!

This is not a series for everyone don't read me wrong. The acting is amazing but the theme if you give a chance Is even better. It's shot like a movie but it's 8 episodes of nearly 60 minutes full. It's really a good and strong story. Actors give their heart and soul. Jared Leto is unrecognizable and I can't see someone else do that role. Anna Hathaway at first I was not sure. And at episode 3. She was getting a lot more and feel like she is the principal character. It's a good series / film kinda. I'm just happy with Apple. It give me the time of my life. The quality is there.

At first I was a little disturbed by his accent but later I got it and the series became better and better. Excelent. Acting from Leto ( what an actor!) and Hathaway. Impressive writing , perfect dialogs, correct directing. It's worthy. History from the present tense.