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Untold: Hall of Shame (2023)
Can't barely hear the interviews because background music is loud.
This was a doc that I was looking forward to watching but the background music they used while interviewing people was so loud that you can't hear some of it or it was real hard to keep up with what they were saying. This is something that lately I've been noticing often on Netflix documentaries. Not sure what the reasoning is behind this or if the sound people don't know what they are doing but man it surely takes you out of enjoying this documentary.
I'm sure a lot of work went behind the making of this documentary but for the love of god, Netflix tell the people making these docs to keep the sound low so we can actually watch it.
Needless to say I couldn't even finish it.
Entrevías (2021)
Jose Coronado is great again, as usual.
José Coronados character, Tirso, is one of those characters that everyone will hate especially in the first few episodes. Eventually he'll grow on you. Don't get me wrong, he is still a very angry and racist bitter old man but at least you'll be able to see another side of him. Also he is extremely sarcastic which is hilarious in itself. I found myself laughing out loud at his one liners and superbly timed come backs. Can't wait for season 2 to come to Netflix. Any show or movie Jose Coronado is in is bound to be great, e.g. The Invisible Guest.
Each episode is longer than the average show but truly worth it.
Private Network: Who Killed Manuel Buendía? (2021)
Unwatchable
The background music they play while doing the interviews is louder than the people being interviewed. You can't barely hear what they are saying. The story of Buendía is very interesting but is hard to follow since you can't hear a word they say.
Voces (2020)
Not bad at all.
Wasn't expecting much but I have to say I was pleasently surprised. If you like scary supernatural movies this is a pretty good one.