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In all honesty, how can you take this documentary seriously when they (the idiot documentary producers) can't even get the release dates of his movies correct.

I promptly turned this off after about ten minutes to watch something with some actual accuracy.

Also they tended to paint Harrison Ford in a somewhat negative light (from what I could tell in ten minutes). Fair enough he's been honest about the roles he's taken and said that he's liked and disliked certain characters he's played which is fair enough. Not all actors are proud of their work or roles they've played. At least he's been honest about it.

The first season was awesome story wise. It blended well from the previous well know movie trilogy. From season two onwards the quality has gradually dropped and unfortunately as of season five it has become a complete mess. The quality of karate is basically non existent. Everyone has a "blackbelt" when their technique is white belt level at best. Why don't they hire actors that at least have a basic understanding of martial arts. You can clearly see that most of them are flailing their limbs embarrassingly and they try to hide it with continuous shaky camera angles and a dodgy frame rate.

My other major complaint is that it focuses on too many insignificant characters. Mainly the school kids who are completely annoying and don't push the story forward whatsoever. They needlessly introduce schoolkids and then struggle to fit them into the overall story. Too many love triangles and political correctness. It's about time they gave the show whatever dignity it has left and put it to rest.

Do no bother with this movie. It breaks the fourth wall and relies too much on rehashed footage from the previous films. There is no element of anything at stake and ruined well established characters from the originals.