Making a Murderer documentary

gripper stebson

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If you have Netflix I absolutely INSIST you watch the ten part US documentary Making a Murderer.

Remarkable stuff.

That is all.

 

JOLovegrove

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I've never seen it, but if your interested in documentary, try and find film online called "Dear Zachary." It's an incredibly gripping yet harrowing film which I cannot recommend enough.

 

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lost in london

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Making a Murderer is honestly the most gripping, incredible TV I have ever seen - the fact it's real just puts it on a level above any other TV drama. We're about two thirds of the way through and are just binge watching it. This is the last time I will open this thread though, I am doing all I can to avoid finding out what happens at the end!

 

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Brian Fantana

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It is utterly, utterly compelling viewing. The fact that it is real makes it all the more uncomfortable, but at the same time all the more appealing!

 

brightonrock

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I finished binge watching it with the missus yesterday - it's left me feeling pretty uncomfortable and angry all round! Truly ridiculous that this sort of thing can happen. Compelling stuff.

 

RandyWanger

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I'll add this to my list, likewise I won't be opening this thread again to avoid spoilers. Thanks for the recommendation.

Those hooked, might want to check out 'Serial' pod-cast, season 1.

 

Acker79

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Might include spoilers. I've not seen the show, I might check it out if I have the time, but I did see this article with the prosecutor commenting on the show:

http://www.people.com/article/steve...kratz-says-netflix-series-forgot-key-evidence

 

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Jonesy

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Unbelievable documentary. Gripping, addictive and infuriating in equal measure.

The DA Ken Kratz really grinds my gears

 

gripper stebson

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finbar

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Jonesy said:

Unbelievable documentary. Gripping, addictive and infuriating in equal measure.

The DA Ken Kratz really grinds my gears

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Len Kachinsky was worse, unbelievable, genuinely unbelievable

Are we allowed to speculate on verdict on Avery and the Brendan Dassey. For me:

Avery - not sure

Dassey - not guilty, should never ever have even got to court

Saying that, I'm conscious its a documentary and as such was designed to be as watchable as possible and couldn't include all evidence.

 

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Jonesy

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RandyWanger said:

I'll add this to my list, likewise I won't be opening this thread again to avoid spoilers. Thanks for the recommendation.

Those hooked, might want to check out 'Serial' pod-cast, season 1.

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Not usually a podcast fan but Serial was unbelievably good! Could not stop listening.

 

Withdean11

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Just started watching after the recommendations on here. Only two episodes in, but I am hooked. Unbelievable stuff.

 

Hugo Rune

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3 shows in. Addicted. Brilliant documentary making. Thanks for tip op!

 

spongy

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This is being added to my list. Where do you find it? Iplayer or is it available through another source such as Kodi?

 

spongy

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Is it only on Netflix? I don't have that. Will it be on Kodi or one of those "swashbuckling" websites to download?

Sounds right up my street.....

 

BBassic

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I finished it the other day and its just incredible viewing. Throughout the whole thing I just got the sense that Avery simply wasn't liked by the authorities and that was that.

I want to talk more in depth but am conscious of people having not seen it yet!

Not sure, is there a spoiler tagging system? Another board I frequent allows you to use a tag such as <spoiler> which automatically hides the text unless its clicked on. Good system.

 

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lost in london

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spongy said:

Is it only on Netflix? I don't have that. Will it be on Kodi or one of those "swashbuckling" websites to download?

Sounds right up my street.....

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Apparently it's all on Youtube, not checked myself.

 

Easy 10

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I've heard about this too...I might need to give it a squizz.

 

surrey jim

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• Jan 8, 2016

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gripper stebson said:

If you have Netflix I absolutely INSIST you watch the ten part US documentary Making a Murderer.

Remarkable stuff.

That is all.

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Thanks for the heads up. watched the first two episodes last night. It is amazing the case got so far.

Really looking forward to the following episodes

 

Prince Monolulu

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Well I got sucked in, gripped totally then I thought it was a spoof 'documentary'...amazing stuff.

Getting publicity now.

Some of the people in it, the legal guys are frightening.