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Erika (17788 KP) rated McMillions in TV

Apr 25, 2020

McMillions

2020 | Crime, Documentary

9.3

(3 Ratings)

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I am so glad HBO unlocked some of it's contents. It's no secret I love crime documentaries, it's the majority of television that I watch.
This doc was a first hand account by FBI agents, and the 'winners' of the McDonald's Monopoly game. Agent Mathews was my favorite, he was straight up hilarious. I may have found some of it funnier than most, mainly because in the first ep he complains about healthcare fraud, which is actually the field I work in. FBI agents do not like it in general because it takes forever to prove, speaking from personal interactions with agents.
It was interesting that the 'winners' and other people involved actually participated. It made for a rounded documentary.

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Residente by Residente

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Residente is the debut solo album from Puerto Rican singer of same name, released on March 31, 2017,...

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Tarkovsky: Films, Stills, Polaroids and Writings

Lothar Schirmer, Andrei Tarkovsky and Hans-Joachim Schlegel

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Andrei Tarkovsky was a Russian filmmaker, writer, film editor and film theorist. He directed the...

Tar Wars: Oil, Environment and Alberta's Image

Geo Takach

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Tar Wars offers a critical inside look at how leading image-makers negotiate escalating tensions...

Jim Aparo's Complete the Phantom

Daniel Herman, Dick Wood and Jim Aparo

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The great Jim Aparo, got his first big break with Charlton Comics and did stand-out work on The...

Neil Tennant recommended Cracked Actor (1975) in Movies (curated)

Cracked Actor (1975)

1975 | Biography, Documentary, Music

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"As a huge David Bowie fan who was at the last Ziggy Stardust gig – when he said he was quitting, I remember turning round to my friend and saying, “As if!” – this BBC documentary from a couple of years later felt very special. And very new. It’s the document of Bowie in America, and gets you so close. He’s so vulnerable, sniffing – obviously taking cocaine – and looks like an alien; but when talking Alan Yentob through his old tour outfits, he’s still something of a chirpy cockney lad. The film also shows the sharpness and originality of his musical mind, especially when he’s directing his amazing backing singers through their parts. It’s fascinating to see him at work as a musician"

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