Anonymous wrote:PP..A person can be a prostitute and smart. His mom was really poor so probably never had a chance. I didn't realize he was a genius about so many things besides painting.

Are you serious?

I’m embarrassed to say I spent a minute wondering who Ken was and what his beef is with DiCaprio.

PP..A person can be a prostitute and smart. His mom was really poor so probably never had a chance. I didn't realize he was a genius about so many things besides painting.

It is quite repetitive but still interesting. Much of it is not new, but I can’t help wondering how anyone could be that intelligent in so many areas. Is there anyone around these days with that kind of multi-faceted genius? I think his mother was a prostitute, so then I was wondering if he got his brains from her or one of her Johns. Or maybe some earlier in the tree.

Anonymous wrote:It’s trash

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Yeah I haven’t watched this yet but I’ve read at least one review that said this material could have easily been covered in half the length. Everyone’s seen a documentary like this, that’s good but contains repetition and filler. The one about the McDonald’s Monopoly game scandal was another one.

Is this the first Ken Burns doc that’s about a subject that’s not American?

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Anonymous wrote:Too long.

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Back to the assisted living facility for you

It’s trash

How can you watch this?

Anonymous wrote:Too long.

Back to tiktok for you

Love it. But I have an attention span

Way too long, with a lot of filler about nature and anatomy.

I love it.

Too long.

Anyone else find it disappointing and sometimes boring? The man who was the Renaissance Man for all time should be a fascinating show but it fell short for me.