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I'll start this review by saying that I dropped the episode with 30 minutes, and I don't intend to keep watching it. Season 1 was terrible, both as a tv show and as a Tolkien adaptation. But people can learn from their mistakes, so I decided to give this season a chance. Well, I regret that now. Nothing has changed, they are still disrespectful to everything Tolkien wrote, the dialogues are bad and the acting is worse. I don't get why people think they can get the lifework of a genius and make it better, because they can't. It's truly a shame how much money Amazon has put into this instead of financing 3 other good projects, at least.

I don't watch a lot of documentaries, but I went for this one being a huge fan of horror and The Conjuring movies. It is a really well made documentary, the idea of using the real footage was excellent, it gave the whole thing the sense that everything we are watching is real and it was not manipulated to prove point A or B. I honestly don't know how to feel about the case, whether it was real or not, and I love that about the storytelling. Without spoilers, I can say that I certainly felt some shivers during the last episode that made my atheist self question the nature of our reality. I will be really surprised if this doesn't get at least an Emmy nomination. Another beast of a series from Apple.