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Kimmy is not an actress. Period. All's Fair? More like All's possible when you are uber wealthy, which is not in fact fair. I don't get how a cast like this was assembled knowing that the show could never be taken seriously with Kimmy at the helm. One must assume that hopes, and paychecks, were very high. Kim, if you want to take this seriously, take the needed time and effort to improve and strengthen your acting chops. You pulled down something that could have actually been decent. What a shame.

For there to have been over 3000 hours of footage shot, I thought this documentary would be a bit fuller, less fluffy. Yes, they did show footage that invited us in to a deeper part of Ye, but I don't believe they went deep enough. And yes, there were some dramatic scenes that put Ye's ego, frustration, anger and mental health on display but it still seemed surface level to me. I left feeling like I didn't know much more about him going out as I did going in.

Thankfully it was free to watch on HBO because had I paid to see Superman in theaters, I'd be livid. DC does not know how to develop superhero movies other than Batman, which is surprising. I have no problem with the updated Superman/Clark Kent, at least not really, however just about everything else was a fail. How did they make a 2 hour movie with just about zero character development? Why was the plot hard to follow? Why were the shots from scene to scene so scattered? Why was the justice gang so corny and cheap looking? Why was the movie so cheap looking? There are literally no redeeming qualities about this movie and it's sad, because I/many of us, have watched these movies and tv shows since childhood and DC has turned it into a laughing stock. As soon as I say "Domain Entertainment" as an investor or producer or whatever at the beginning of the movie I knew this wasn't going to be any good. Bootleg and terrible.