The Truth About Jussie Smollett?

I'm embarrassed for Netflix. Jussie can't help himself and it's obvious this is a desperate pitch to resurrect his career. But Netflix is just showing their desperation (and flaunting their politics) with this very weak "documentary". I will seriously consider ending my Netflix subscription once the last season of 'Stranger Things' has ended.

Jessie's commitment to the part was impressive.. never broke character and and his true believers that were also interviewed bought it hook line and sinker. Regarding the presentation it gave equal time to the truth and worth watching. Ola and Bola are hilarious and their attorney Gloria was so down to earth.

Famous Jussie Smollett is attacked in the small hours, claiming two white men attacked him and put a noose around his neck. A few holes appear in Jussie's story.

I really wanted to believe Jussie's story, I was hoping this would alter my thoughts on it and change the narrative, I'm afraid the lies seem even more evident now.

The story is just all over the place, it's like something out of a comedy farce, if two guys attacked me I don't think I'd be taking my Subway home with me.

After Jussie's failed return last year, that awful holiday movie, this felt like a strong attempt to try and exonerate Jussie and put him back on the market.

There are a couple of interesting people here, I thought the Osundairo brothers seemed like really down to earth and amusing guys, Gloria Schmidt seemed so fun and down to earth, I liked her.

One question though? In Chicago are there no other cameras??

5/10.

Look - some people hate the fact that these kinds of documentaries are on Netflix. I LOVE IT. This further cements the perception of guilt. Comes in handy when enough time has gone by, and enough doting fans have squeaked loudly enough, that people may begin to question what they have heard. Nope. It's true. He's a narcissist who pulled a bad hoax. Others will disagree.

What was the point of this documentary? After watching the Jussie Smollett Netflix documentary, my opinion hasn't changed if anything, he looks even more guilty. This whole thing is a cringe-worthy disaster. He's doubling down instead of owning up, and it's almost painfully pathetic to watch. The guy torpedoed his own career, and anyone still defending him is willfully ignoring reality or just plain stupid.