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Why did you call such a superficial work a documentary? No conversation was had with other friends at the same table, with other girls in the same WhatsApp group, or even with the husband of the victim. Why are random passersby talking in a documentary about a cyanide coffee case? Like "we made a bet on who would win the case and I won this car from that bet." What is that, why? You shouldn't call it a documentary if you're not going to get people involved to talk. We could get more information than that on the evening news. I was curious about the other 14 cases involving Jessica (which were, of course, also omitted from the documentary), so I googled their names. There's a 60-minute documentary that provides much more information than what's covered in this Netflix production. I mean why? Why would you do a more sloppy job when you had more budget, more reputation, and more opportunities at Netflix?

I like the Trainwreck series. It's kinda cheesy but fun to watch. But this... this is a disaster.

I'm sorry, but I won't buy it. It's clear every second of this is a script the father has concocted, forcing every family member to act. Absolutely bad acting, to boot. It's a terrible way to garner attention, and everyone noticed it, and they didn't give them the attention they wanted. But then years later, Netflix comes around and says, "Here's the attention you ordered." It's a huge disappointment that Netflix would give something like this a run for its money.

I feel bad for the kids, Richard and his wife are showing us what bad parenting is, moment by moment. And the man shamelessly acts like the victim, oh my God, how is such shamelessness possible?

Oh my god, this is the maximum amount of boring a movie can be. I normally like Closer movies and single-location movies with two people without many actors. But this? 1 hour and 40 minutes felt like at least 5 hours. Even though I liked both actors, it played out in the background and ended on its own. First of all, they're too old for this kind of romantic comedy (which I found neither romantic nor funny, from what I saw). The script is also bland. It's like they tried to film Before Sunrise, set in an airport. It could have been good with a different script and cast. I would have actually given the movie 1 star but I gave it 3 stars because Mag Ryan is such a beautiful woman. But the movie deserves 1 star.