This documentary has an important message, and it goes more into detail on Brian Warner and his borderline pedophilia and sexual abuse.
However, the documentary itself is far too long with way too many random panoramic shots on landscapes and close ups of Wood doing nothing.
I would have appreciate less time on the reality-show aspect of Wood's daily life, and more time spent on the other victims, the power structure in Hollywood, and the victim blaming culture - the continuous focus on Woods might make folks pull away, as it ends up becoming more of a biography than an awareness campaign.
I did, however, appreciate the small snippet on the statute of limitations (what an awful concept).
However, the documentary itself is far too long with way too many random panoramic shots on landscapes and close ups of Wood doing nothing.
I would have appreciate less time on the reality-show aspect of Wood's daily life, and more time spent on the other victims, the power structure in Hollywood, and the victim blaming culture - the continuous focus on Woods might make folks pull away, as it ends up becoming more of a biography than an awareness campaign.
I did, however, appreciate the small snippet on the statute of limitations (what an awful concept).