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I have to admit I wasn't sure what I was getting into when I saw this in the theatre, I DID know it was directed by Tim Burton, a director I have loved for a very long time. I was very happy with what I saw, of course it had the amazing Burton storytelling and cinematography but the performance from the actors and actresses was outstanding. It is defiantly a film that people of all ages can enjoy! Well worth a watch. I haven't read any of the books, I wasn't even aware that it existed until the movie, but I am going to give the novels a try and I am certain I will enjoy them as much as the film!

Is this what the world needs now, a propaganda piece about an elitist WEF sellout? A "man" who condemns those who drive or fly, yet he has no problem jetting all over the world wherever he wishes to go. This show was nothing more than bloated journalism, made to show him in the best possible light. Yet we know he is anything but what they show us, even possibly, and most probably the cause of Diana's death. There is nothing to be learned of value from this TV show, simple regurgitation of stuff we have all heard before, nothing new, nothing of any real value to our lives. It is made to show him in a sympathetic light, yet how do you sympathize with someone who believes he is above everyone else, and that the simple "peasants" need to do as they are told.

If you want a crash course on what complete narcissism and idiocy looks like, this "movie" is for you! One woman manages to make a 71minute Instagram or TikTok post and call it film. I have never seen a more self-obsessed and vapid person praise herself and her "achievements" more than Myriam. Congratulations you had a baby, yeah, so have billions of other women, and even for hundreds of thousands of years before you! This "film" is what happens when a narcissist has too much free time on her hands, and needs to boost her ego. The videography was jumbled, there was basically zero storyline, NOTHING to connect the viewer on ANY level, unless you are also narcissistic. Save yourself this "journey" and watch something else far more educational and entertaining. This is an exercise in nothing more than self-absorbency.