Carpetface
Joined Sep 2021
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This was a funny and cute show. I love these kinds of series that show crazy stories in people's everyday life. I also like the fact that it's in Stockholm as that is a beautiful city.
The main character, Tuva Novotny, is also a very talented and good actress. I have been following her for a while and I just keep getting impressed.
The only criticism is the absolutely awful music within the series. It is stressful, annoying and painful to listen to. It makes the show go from a 8 to a 6. I have to fast forward every time the music plays. It's such a shame because it ruins what it could elevate, and it makes such a big difference.
The main character, Tuva Novotny, is also a very talented and good actress. I have been following her for a while and I just keep getting impressed.
The only criticism is the absolutely awful music within the series. It is stressful, annoying and painful to listen to. It makes the show go from a 8 to a 6. I have to fast forward every time the music plays. It's such a shame because it ruins what it could elevate, and it makes such a big difference.
This was a very interesting and fascinating look into the chaos that was and is the life of Boris Becker.
In many ways I would postulate that this is a very good example of what can happen when someone with an exceptional talent gathers the wrong types of people around him combined with a very self centered personality. We have seen it time and time again, and its a tale as old as time. I would also say that to me it looks like a deep insight into what can happen when you become addicted to fame, money and women without any focus on personal development or morals, living outside your means as some type of comfort and/or distraction. It seems like he also may be a classic narcissist who uses people for his own gain and throws them away when they no longer are of any value to him, especially all the women of his life.
All in all the documentary portrais the spectacular, tragic and pathetic downfall of a young tennis pehnom becoming a grown man who could have had it all, but instead threw it all away on bad business deals, a overendulgent and too expensive lifestyle and women for reasons only he knows. Very sad to see, but as veiwers we can at least try to learn and not make the same mistakes our selfs. It is also a very good example of how alot of money and fame not necessarily makes you happy. Worth the watch!
In many ways I would postulate that this is a very good example of what can happen when someone with an exceptional talent gathers the wrong types of people around him combined with a very self centered personality. We have seen it time and time again, and its a tale as old as time. I would also say that to me it looks like a deep insight into what can happen when you become addicted to fame, money and women without any focus on personal development or morals, living outside your means as some type of comfort and/or distraction. It seems like he also may be a classic narcissist who uses people for his own gain and throws them away when they no longer are of any value to him, especially all the women of his life.
All in all the documentary portrais the spectacular, tragic and pathetic downfall of a young tennis pehnom becoming a grown man who could have had it all, but instead threw it all away on bad business deals, a overendulgent and too expensive lifestyle and women for reasons only he knows. Very sad to see, but as veiwers we can at least try to learn and not make the same mistakes our selfs. It is also a very good example of how alot of money and fame not necessarily makes you happy. Worth the watch!
This whole "special" sounded like the rant of that bitter girlfriend that your partner always has in their friend-group who also thinks she is funny.
There is nothing new, refreshing or original about anything she is talking about in this "special". In short this was just a monolog about all the bad men she has or has had in her life, or her misconstrued view of men in general and plain complaining in general. That can of course be funny when done in a funny way, but when there is nothing new, original or interesting about it, it just seems bitter, sad and you can't but wonder about her as a human being making the choices she does that leads to all this complaining about men feeling sad for her. It also ads another level to it all when you see how promiscuous she is on SoMe and the web, so it all just comes across as hypocritical and pathetic and a shot at surfing on the "meToo" wave that started with Weinstein.
In general she also doesn't have any of the charm or charisma that real top comedians have, so the whole "special" just has a weird vibe of a hyperactive woman playing the victim, complaining about her life and "struggles". I guess it all just doesn't seem real, and more like a comedy grift, and that is never good. She actually reminds me of Joe Rogans "comedy", and that is not a compliment.
I guess I would have a different take if I was a woman, as I have the feeling she is trying her best to play to women.
There is nothing new, refreshing or original about anything she is talking about in this "special". In short this was just a monolog about all the bad men she has or has had in her life, or her misconstrued view of men in general and plain complaining in general. That can of course be funny when done in a funny way, but when there is nothing new, original or interesting about it, it just seems bitter, sad and you can't but wonder about her as a human being making the choices she does that leads to all this complaining about men feeling sad for her. It also ads another level to it all when you see how promiscuous she is on SoMe and the web, so it all just comes across as hypocritical and pathetic and a shot at surfing on the "meToo" wave that started with Weinstein.
In general she also doesn't have any of the charm or charisma that real top comedians have, so the whole "special" just has a weird vibe of a hyperactive woman playing the victim, complaining about her life and "struggles". I guess it all just doesn't seem real, and more like a comedy grift, and that is never good. She actually reminds me of Joe Rogans "comedy", and that is not a compliment.
I guess I would have a different take if I was a woman, as I have the feeling she is trying her best to play to women.