roxmewild

I found this documentary hard to watch due to its overwhelming sadness and delusional ideology of those whom think it's acceptable to lock up and breed wild animals. How anyone can say they love these beautiful animals more than anything yet totally are unable to recognise that these animals are not PETS and locking them in cages dressing them up and feeding them happy meals is a total selfish narcissistic self serving and nothing to do with bettering any animals life! A lot of Americans seem to be obsessed with owning species that should NEVER be owned . Seems the US are not big on laws when it comes to wildlife protection.

OMG where to begin when you look at the cast it fills you with hope that it could be a good series however that is very quickly quashed after less than the first episode not sure 2hat the perfect couple has anything to do with the actual story apart from a bunch of misfits both related and not related the whole story is extremely bizzare and the way it bounces around back and forth doesn't help it at all the characters make little sense as much as their connections as a murder mystery the whole thing is far too long and painful from the police to the mountain of suspects unnecessary dialogues and scenes the 6 episodes could have been cond3nsed to 2 on what was offered!

Having watched quite a few Guy Richie films and every time feeling both disappointed and empty why I thought this latest addition would be any different guess I live in hope is the answer to my own question. This film was typical of his style or lack of! Richie is too lazy to put any real effort into either character development or story development he prefers the throwing of a lot of well known actors into the fray along with as much action shots as is possible which is easily done when you don't bother with developing a good story or care of the characters within! It's as if he wants to win without any effort and that sadly is why until he takes his time and changes he will never produce a really good film imo.