The documentary perfectly portrays the fun and enjoyable origins the ESMP had, before it had its dark and depressing descent into corporation hell. It is amazing. The simple yet effective editing style with sped up footage is satisfying on the eyes. The score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, really adds to the mood and fun of the documentary. The opening titles set the documentary. The pacing works well. The dialogue is relatable and honest. It is very deserving of it's IMDB rating, reflecting the quality and impact of the production. However, it's evident that the documentary merits even more recognition for its exceptional storytelling, visual appeal, and the emotional journey it takes the audience on. Overall, it stands as a testament to the power of storytelling in capturing the essence of a server's evolution, both in its highs and lows. Maybe in the future we could see a movie based on the events of the ESMP.
