Depp V Heard (2023) User Reviews

Depp vs Heard Guilt!!

[drana-86716 · 10/10 · 26 December 2023]

The documentary shows what happened in the court. It is nothing but personal issue between husband and wife who happened to be famous movie stars. We all had our own opinions. For some Amber is wrong, for some Depp. Most of them watched the trial live but majority of them saw it on social media through YouTube/TikTok channels. They believed in what the 'CREATORS' showed them and how they bullied not only Depp or Amber but others on social media too and that's the problem.

It doesn't matter who wins the case because it was a personal issue but how social media influencers are making content irresponsibly is the problem nowadays and that's what this documentary shows us.

I am feeling guilty because I fell for that too!! Last 10 minutes of episode 3 is something else!! Must watch!! No sides were taken. It appears that director took Heard's side at first and it's only because we never heard or believe her side of the story. Johnny is not shown in a bad light.

Kudos to the producers for highlighting the system is not working

[academybrightsparks · 10/10 · 17 September 2023]

I was amazed at how the trial was allowed to play out.

JD, his team and witnesses clearly lied given the unlocking of documents after the trial. Why is the court not being sued for not allowing the text messages and other evidence. Proves AH was telling the truth and the witnesses for JD lied under oath. AH was kicked and abused on the flight. The courts failed another victim. Shame on them!

Also, JD is clearly an abuser who has a history of substance abuse and he uses that and his childhood as an excuse to prey on women much younger than him. Stopped watching Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie stuff after the way they treated Jennifer Aniston and I think JDepp is dead as an artist to us. We are not going to watch any of this stuff and make money for him or the creators of his work.

Kudos to Neflix and the producers for highlighting this case. I think it would be good to take victims of domestic abuse in the industry and give them more work and to lead by example what standards are acceptable. Amber Heard should get more strong roles and should be promoted.

Another abuser outed by the media (Russel Brand) and what are the odds he will get away with murder. The media and channels have a huge responsibility to check before hiring any such abusers. Otherwise they are complicit.

Unveiling the Chaos - Both of Them are Hot Messes

[kcwlsw · 10/10 · 19 August 2023]

"Depp v. Heard: Trial Unveiled" provides a comprehensive overview of the legal battle between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, shedding light on a highly publicized and controversial case that has captured the attention of the world. The documentary meticulously dissects the intricacies of the trial, offering viewers a balanced perspective on the proceedings.

The documentary takes a neutral stance, refraining from overtly favoring either Depp or Heard. It navigates through the web of accusations and counter-accusations, presenting evidence from both sides without sensationalizing the drama. It allows viewers to form their own opinions based on the information presented.

The documentary humanizes both individuals involved. It investigates their backgrounds, careers, and personal struggles, including the complexities of their lives beyond the headlines. This human element is a vital aspect that adds depth to the overall narrative.

The production also provides insight into the legal process, revealing how celebrity status can impact the pursuit of justice. It offers glimpses into the courtroom dynamics, legal strategies, and challenges faced by both legal teams, further enhancing viewers' understanding of the trial's intricacies.

While the documentary does an admirable job of presenting a well-rounded view, some viewers might find it challenging to remain completely impartial due to their preconceived notions or affiliations with one party or the other. However, the filmmakers' apparent commitment to impartiality helps mitigate this concern.

"Depp v. Heard: Trial Unveiled" is a thought-provoking exploration of a highly charged legal battle, serving as a reminder that public figures, like all individuals, are multifaceted and can find themselves entangled in messy situations. It encourages viewers to critically analyze the information presented, giving rise to a greater understanding of the complexities involved in such high-profile cases.

One of the best docuseries in a long time!! Great job Netflix!

[shiproma · 10/10 · 22 August 2023]

This is an amazing docuseries that highlights every detail about the case. Besides showing the most important parts from the trial, the documentary also explains the public backlash and why there was so much hate to begin with.

This docuseries is not team H or team D like the TikToks. It's more about the things that were said and done by both of them over the years and how we got to the intense scrutiny of it all since their trial was so public and everybody in the world unfortunately got involved.

If you (like me) had a lot of questions about the Depp v Heard trial when it was taking place in Virginia, this docuseries will answer all of them! It's very refreshing to see such an evidence-based and informative report rather than a "he said she said" snoozefest.

Only the historians will know

[Miri_knwos · 10/10 · 16 August 2023]

Thank you Netflix! This is very interesting because we can not judge ourselves right now apparently. But you opened up the discussion. I simply do not know when he or she is acting. It will become a matter off court records. Maybe future generations with a (hopefully) more "objective" view will know better. I do not know. I can only make my statement right here that I did not know that this was so important to people. I cared much more about what was going on in Ukraine and Russia, Afghanistan, Syria and so on. But yeah, I had my fair share of "what about mans rights?" and I think there are abusers hiding behind that. On the other hand, of course there will be women lying about their abuse. I simply do not know what is the case right here and I it frightens me that public opinion is there to decide. I feel the "A" on my arm. For what it it stands, you have already made your decission. In either case, I think that is not ok because you do not know everything and you are not the the one to decide.