alex-galinsky

This show doesn't make me feel I'm wasting my time but doesn't make me anxiously wait for next week or curse at HBO Max for not releasing all the episodes at once either.

I guess people like the hype so even if there's no any 9 show around, they'll find it anyway.

So to all these people, a short reminder... 9 is Sopranos, The Wire, maybe Game of Thrones... not that.

The scale of shows doesn't really starts at 1 and ends at 10, it's more like 7 to 9, so 8 is smack in the middle.

It's not a new idea, has no incredibly tense or sophisticated plot and actually it's not clear where we go from here so, just enjoy it but, 9.1? Seriously???

This movie is an insult to cinematography and even the most average intelligence...

American Pie, Clueless and even Dumb and Dumber are masterpieces compared to this pretentious, pseudo-creative, absolutely nothing to show for pile of crap.

It's unbelievable that someone agreed to spill $80M on this thing and even more amazing is how they made those actors take part in it.

Maybe this is the true conspiracy worth investigating here... it's a lot of money to waste...

And lastly, It is so nauseating and hypocritical to be taught by Hollywood billionaires that "Rich is bad! Poor is good!" but for it to be done in such a blunt way... seriously???

The movie claims several times that two thirds of the crack users were white but also that it is somehow the plot of the white man to destroy black communities...

It is mentioned more than once how the corrupt cops didn't care about anything and were dealing themselves - and that's bad. Citizens shown begging for police protection and when it comes, somehow too many people are put in jail and guess what - it is also bad.

Nobody, allegedly, cares about this problem in the inner cities - and that's bad.

But when news outlets start showing interest they "over exaggerate" and "create panic" and, guess what - this is bad too...

This lack of logic is so tiring.

Enough!