Lesley-R

I have watched just about everything on this deplorable man and always felt like a the whole point was amiss in so many documentaries where he was sensationalized...but watching this balanced and painfully honest look into the aftermath of the people who lived close to him and knew him, I finally feel justice has been served. To hear from the survivors and the family members of the hurt and to see them come to terms and process the trauma inflicted on them was moving. I have so much empathy for all the brave people in this documentary that knew him but were brave enough to come to see him for who he was when the facts came to light!

Quit virtue signaling and cramming bs down our throat. Write some good episodes. You literally get rid of every good character you develop every few episodes. Jess was the worst loss the show took...but then you lose two of the leading male roles that we all liked as well. Stop making all your shows about all women, I want to see men lead too! Tired of all the shows only having strong women leads and acting like we don't need men! It's a team effort! Wake up and start writing good scripts again and you can have better budgets to keep the better actors that keep walking, because the show is becoming lame. You can't blame them!

My favorite period piece of Jesus looking from the outside in. *********************************Love all the artistic filming of the time this was created in this relic! It's worth the 3 hours the remake didn't give it in 2016 and the simplicity of how it unfolds is beautiful! They give this film the chance to offer context to fully understand the final scenes and the powerful gift it gives. ******************************Each time I watch this movie there are new moments I notice for the first time! I love the history of the Roman's it shares and of the colosseum scenes.*******************************