urkus
Joined Oct 2003
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Now 30 years after the Oklahoma City Bombing, we have this great documentary. Netflix is very good making documentaries.
There is a lot of footage about what happened. Second by second, minute by minute, hour and hour and day by day.
There is new information that I didn't know. But I am not gonna talk about that, because you should watch it. This is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen about that tragic day. Lots of video images and a lot of archives and data that is very interesting. You will find answers to a lot of questions about why, who and what happened that 19 of April 30 years ago.
I hope you like it. It's worth the time!
7 stars out of 10.
There is a lot of footage about what happened. Second by second, minute by minute, hour and hour and day by day.
There is new information that I didn't know. But I am not gonna talk about that, because you should watch it. This is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen about that tragic day. Lots of video images and a lot of archives and data that is very interesting. You will find answers to a lot of questions about why, who and what happened that 19 of April 30 years ago.
I hope you like it. It's worth the time!
7 stars out of 10.
When I started to watch the film, there was the name of Silvester Stallone. And I said to my self, "Oh no!". Puting money, making profit of this stupid story and told hundred times, very bad acted and written.
How could David Ayer make a movie with the anti cinema heroe Stallone?? Everything he touches turns to nonsense. When he was in the 70's 80's and 90's it was ok but after his absurd ideas of reviving Rocky and making infinity of the expendables, that's what he does, expendable entertainment and selling his personal life thrugh tv. Looking like a man with a lot of money and a lot of plastic surgery. Even Arnold, his friend makes jokes about him and tells him that he looks ridiculous.
Nothing to see here. Don't waste your time on this... I don't know how to call it.
1 srar out of 10.
How could David Ayer make a movie with the anti cinema heroe Stallone?? Everything he touches turns to nonsense. When he was in the 70's 80's and 90's it was ok but after his absurd ideas of reviving Rocky and making infinity of the expendables, that's what he does, expendable entertainment and selling his personal life thrugh tv. Looking like a man with a lot of money and a lot of plastic surgery. Even Arnold, his friend makes jokes about him and tells him that he looks ridiculous.
Nothing to see here. Don't waste your time on this... I don't know how to call it.
1 srar out of 10.
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