Abbifranch

Most in depth and revealing look at the inner workings of WWE more than ever shown before in any other WWE documentary series. You get a greater understanding of what goes thru the minds of the performers themselves, the challenges they face/overcome and then the WWE Management team's perspective explaining why they made certain choices and what they are aiming to achieve. While I have loved watching it, just for me personally it's still a little too "unreal" with obvious efforts made to preserve a perfect almost wholesome image of WWE rather than going totally raw and including the ugly moments which surely do also occur backstage there.

Definetly don't regret watching it but not something I liked enough to re-watch again. There was a couple of actually funny moments but for the most part the movie relied very heavily on cliche teen male bathroom style of humor and a whole lot of ass mooning and gyrating of objects to represent manhoods. Once that's great , twice alright but again n again it was overdone.

Very refreshing to see a story of fraud which wasn't based on a romantic relationship and what techniques the despicable Mariam used to con her victims. Her life story at a young age is full of twists, twists which she has twisted herself and the uses to further advance her scamming ambitions. I did however finish the film feeling frustrated at seeing how her victims have continued to struggle putting their lives back together and at the lack of consequences for Mariams actions as she continues to defraud others right at this very moment of typing this. Also wish it was longer !!! A brief overview of a much bigger story.