It seems as though Netflix wants all of their documentaries to be three episodes long at about an hour each. While this doc has a ton of info to share, just like so many others before it, they say the same things over and over. The first hour and a half is devoted completely to the boating accident.... And it could have easily been presented in 30 minutes or less. I found myself fast forwarding through many of the interviews, as it was a loop of personal accounts of the accident and the individuals involved, but they were just repeating what had already been said.
The story, or stories, are interesting, but all interest gets lost due to the terrible editing and long winded presentation.
The story, or stories, are interesting, but all interest gets lost due to the terrible editing and long winded presentation.