Watching this as a non-american (and without pretty much any

agreed. really gives you a great insight into why he was so beloved and so many people gave him so many passes for so long.

t. was three years old when the murder occurred, so i had to ask my parents what they remembered from that time period.

Same here. Phenomenal documentary.

>>82355130
>so many people gave him so many passes for so long.
Well he was a running back for eleven seasons, wasn't he?

is this actually good or is it highly rated for the same reason Get Out got a 100 on RT?

>>82357474
there's no politics if that's what you're asking. it's a somewhat dramatized version of the events but mostly accurate.

one example is there's a throwaway scene implying the two prosecutors had a thing for each other, but in interviews they've always maintained their relationship was professional so it seems like something the writers invented.

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>>82357474
cuba gooding jr sucks as OJ

everything else is good

>>82357845
you're thinking of >>82357883. Made in America is the 8-hour documentary

>>82357953
oh my bad

>>82355050
Let me give you some insight from an American born in the 60's and grew up as a fan of O.J. He was not only a great athlete but he had this aura of sophistication and cool. He murdered his ex-wife and her boy toy, no doubt, and this fact shocked all of us. You really had to live through the whole thing to get it, though. A real tragedy.