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These are good questions to ask, but I wouldn’t expect a movie reviewer to do investigative journalism and hunt down the people from this film. It’s not really
by ajzinsbwbs 6y ago
These are good questions to ask, but I wouldn’t expect a movie reviewer to do investigative journalism and hunt down the people from this film. It’s not really in the job description.
- Klinky 6y agoOkay then why bring up the abuse from the production at all? Just review the film as-is? It sounds like not a very good film and the more interesting story is the story of its making, which this article brings up multiple times throughout.
- watwut 6y agoBecause it was reported by other journalists and it is relevant. It is part of what movie is as-is.