I love watching documentaries, especially those that focus their story on the murders of John F. Kennedy and Princess Diana. I also happened to like the Who Killed Jill Dando? Documentary; produced by Netflix, which had immediately caught my eye when loading up the streaming channel. But how good was it?
It was professionally made and filmed on a decent budget; so no issues there. I'm grateful that in the first episode they focused on how much Jill Dando was loved and missed, but I feel as though they had focused too much on on that and therefore; as other critics have mentioned, became longwinded.
I applaud the producers for ensuring the stories about all suspects were covered in this documentary and for including QC Michael Mansfield. But like others have said, there was no need to have the documentary go on for so long as most of the information was repetitive; and at times, a little boring. It is definitely worth a watch though as I learned quite a lot more than I previously did.
It was professionally made and filmed on a decent budget; so no issues there. I'm grateful that in the first episode they focused on how much Jill Dando was loved and missed, but I feel as though they had focused too much on on that and therefore; as other critics have mentioned, became longwinded.
I applaud the producers for ensuring the stories about all suspects were covered in this documentary and for including QC Michael Mansfield. But like others have said, there was no need to have the documentary go on for so long as most of the information was repetitive; and at times, a little boring. It is definitely worth a watch though as I learned quite a lot more than I previously did.