ridiculous rating

A Disappointing Continuation

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

This was a really boring and upsetting...I don't even know what to call it. Not a documentary and not a movie, just...I don't know. It was a lot of unknown wannabee actors gossiping about a horrible and disgusting murder of a little girl. They don't know anything more than what the papers and blogs write and they have this chance to just throw out their opinions. In between outlandish ideas and theories some of them brag about their own beauty pageants and talk about anecdotes from their own lives. I watched this to see more about JonBenét Ramsey, not strangers I never heard about and don't care about. If I wanted to hear peoples opinions and theories I would have read more blogs instead,And I have read a lot of blogs and forum about this case and many others and have a high tolerance, but there was some parts of this that made me really uncomfortable. This is a...whatever...that's on television. I expect higher quality than on some obscure forum. Especially one thing that stood out to me was the guy that talked about his breast fetish. I mean, good for him or whatever, but this was about a horrible, disgusting murder of a six- year old that may have been sexually molested! To let people talk about their interest in bondage felt so disrespectful to JonBenéts memory. Really horrible and I don't get how anybody could think that that was okay. It was not the only time I reacted negatively, but it was by far the worst.With all of this said, I have to be honest and say that I didn't even see it all. I fast- forwarded and hoped it would get better. It never did. This program was not about the case, but I honestly have no idea what it was about or why anybody felt that this had to be done. It felt like everybody in it got a chance to have fifteen minutes of fame on the expensive of a little girl. They said that they felt it was tragic, they shed some tears but in the end I just got the feeling that they enjoyed have something chocking to gossip about. Left me upset and with a bad taste in my mouth!

It's a bunch of aspiring actors with recollections of JonBenet's murder. The facts, though there, are difficult to decipher, especially to someone who isn't well versed on the facts of the case. I was hoping to learn about the case and what happened, guess I'll have to go elsewhere.

An awful movie that turns the death of a child into "entertainment" and for what purpose? Don't hope to learn anything new here; there is nothing but speculation and bad acting. The "film" managed to trivialize the life and death of this little girl and somehow, people found it to be profound. Um, seriously? Instead of making this movie, the film makers should have donated the money to an organization that helps children. Shame on Netflix for even posting this garbage.

I never review films on IMDb, but I had a particularly strong reaction to this one. It started out as an intriguing concept, and I was very impressed with the creative vision of the film, which seemed like it could add a new layer of commentary to a tired, old story...That impression lasted for about 10 minutes. After that, the film very quickly devolved into a one-note gimmick, which somehow managed to be disturbing, ghoulish and often boring at the same time. Ultimately, I was left with a hollow feeling of numbness about this murder, as well as the non-professional actors profiled. The film felt so craven in its blatant exploitation of the crime (as well as the interviewees). It was downright grotesque if you give more than a passing thought to the fact that it's all based upon a child's murder...one that has been examined ad nauseam over the course of the past 20 years. In the end this film felt like more of an exercise, or an experiment gone awry. It had no heart, or center. It was utterly empty.