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I first discovered a&f in Milan in 2012. What I most remember about it was the style of the store, prices and one black and one white guy at the entrance showing their abs. Seeing this whole documentary just about race is just so disappointing. From the trailer i thought it will be about the rise and fall of a&f, instead is just a boring interview of some random ex-teens about their feelings remembering the brand.

I bet there are many YouTube videos about this brands history that is better done than this doc. So disappointed at Netflix for another low budget-low effort product that I'm pretty sure I'm gonna delete my account now (jk i have to wait for Better call Saul to end)

Most important think: the family of the victim wasn't contacted for the making of this movie. So just for this fact alone you should avoid it and watch YouTube videos explaining the case if you really that interested.

I remember when the media would talk about this case every day for years, so I watched the movie thinking of understanding better the story.. my mistake.

The production quality is good enough, but some actors look straight out of cheap telenovelas.

All in all the movie is not to bad and I would recommend it if wasn't for the first point I mentioned.

As a MCU fan, after one hour I was just so disappointed and bored. I couldn't believe someone approved this after all the movies who came before. Was expecting Marvel to have already figured out a formula for making an enjoyable movie for all kind of viewers, but wrong I was.

I don't want to mention things already talked by others, but I feel like few are mentioning how bad this movie was edited also. You can clearly see there is no continuity between the different takes in fight scenes and it ruins all the immersion.

All in all, I'm mostly disappointed, considering that even the TV series they released are much better crafted together than this hyped movie.