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Beautiful, moving film.

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

Would be fantastic,BUT Cuba Gooding acting is really bad and this makes it 7 stars instead of 10.

The death of Versace is one of those "the truth is stranger than fiction" real life dramas that captivated the world. Yet even among the facts at hand, the typical ultra-liberal Hollywood jewry had to spin this in directions to appease the status quo in La-La land. As an example, we see constant baseless digs at the Catholic church (insinuating that this could have been the reason for the whole tragedy in episode 1). And of course, in a story where nearly all the leads are Italian, they are either played by jews or Spanish-speakers (because you know..they're all pretty much alike). While Edgar Ramirez has an almost uncanny resemblance to Gianni and Penelope Cruz captures Donatella's walk and expressions very well, the moment either of them open their mouth it's like watching a bad Almadovar film (hmm...actually, is there a good one?) coupled with a Hollywood caricature. The flow, pace and non-linear story line are superb...it's just a shame the director was clueless on the subject matter.

Oh man... So sad it's over! Why so short??! Murphy, you are an artist god. I very much loved the second season than the first one. I mean, the OJ's was very good, but not so much has the Versace's. Maybe it's because i'm European, or maybe it's because im used to all the crimes in USA, that we watch in films and on the news, so the OJ's case i always saw it like another "normal" (not normal at all!) us boring thing. Did he did it or Not? And on Versace's case it was always the "why".. which was also the typical young traumatized child, who wasnt loved by one or both is parents/family, who was thought to be a fight dog and who would eventually bite. The psychological level on this season was more intriguing and exciting. Everyone on this season has done an incredible job, and the actors are amazing. Your Cunanan, is impossible to hate... even 'tho we all know what he did..! Versace is a total look-alike. Congrats also to Penelope, she has portrayed a lovely Donnatella.

After a really good first season comes second - the ode to Versace's killer. I honestly haven't been expecting that angle of the show. Especially when it could have been told from so many point of views. It feels like the director has lost his perspective somewhere around 2nd episode and shifted more towards 'American Crime Story: Andrew Cunanan'! I really do hope that he finds his compass toward the end of the season 'cause this has become awfully tiresome. BTW, this kind of focus in American cinematography and TV shows makes me realize why there is so many serial killers and mass murderers in America - it's been popularised.. so I guess every psycho wants his five minutes of Glory.