This documentary was all over the place in terms of its story telling. The portion of the story involving the Falwell sex scandal (which was why I tuned in) was very interesting. Even connecting the evangelical political machine to this story made sense. However, it jumped around so much it became a difficult watch. One minute the documentary is deep into the sex scandal, then the next minute Tom Arnold shows up. The entire program was like that.
This choppy editing really did a disservice to the victim who was trying to tell his story. And on top of that the documentary didn't end with the victim, it ended with reproductive rights.
Also, the music was WAY over the top and only served as a distraction from the story.
Overall, this could have been done better.
This choppy editing really did a disservice to the victim who was trying to tell his story. And on top of that the documentary didn't end with the victim, it ended with reproductive rights.
Also, the music was WAY over the top and only served as a distraction from the story.
Overall, this could have been done better.