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#4,486
Loved this season of Umbrella Academy. Have zero issues with the ending. Sometimes not everything is wrapped up with a tidy bow and that's OK. Makes the anticipation greater
 
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The Man from Toronto was classic Kevin Hart playing the same character he always plays - wimpy, beta paired with masculine buddy comedy. It was fine for background, mindless watching. 4/10.
 
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bignewt said:
Kind of a let down ending for Umbrella season 3 but great overall.
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i didn't mind it. not sure if there's going to be another season...but if not, you got "and ending". and it leaves the door open for more.

i liked this season. when they broke in to the footloose dance fight......fantastic.
 
#4,490
#4,490
"Girl in the Picture" is a well-executed true crime documentary. 10 out of 10.

It takes on a criminal (Franklin Delano Floyd) whose crimes haven't been widely publicized outside of Oklahoma. It's fast paced, with an eerie and unsettling tone. It's a mystery with unsuspecting twists to it ... What I like best? It is focused, without a lot of unnecessary detail and by the standards of most true crime docs on streaming services these days, it is short - 1 hour and 42 minutes. Give it a look.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
"Girl in the Picture" is a well-executed true crime documentary. 10 out of 10.

It takes on a criminal (Franklin Delano Floyd) whose crimes haven't been widely publicized outside of Oklahoma. It's fast paced, with an eerie and unsettling tone. It's a mystery with unsuspecting twists to it ... What I like best? It is focused, without a lot of unnecessary detail and by the standards of most true crime docs on streaming services these days, it is short - 1 hour and 42 minutes. Give it a look.
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That guy is a monster. Enjoyed the doc too.
 
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#4,497
BowlBrother85 said:
"Girl in the Picture" is a well-executed true crime documentary. 10 out of 10.

It takes on a criminal (Franklin Delano Floyd) whose crimes haven't been widely publicized outside of Oklahoma. It's fast paced, with an eerie and unsettling tone. It's a mystery with unsuspecting twists to it ... What I like best? It is focused, without a lot of unnecessary detail and by the standards of most true crime docs on streaming services these days, it is short - 1 hour and 42 minutes. Give it a look.
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If ever someone deserved the death penalty...
 
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