Better than the espn documentary. Small inconsistencies here and there but one of the best shows I have ever seen.
A very ambitious effort to retell a major story that is so recent in so many people's minds, it's torpedoed by some of the worst stunt casting in recent memory. I also made the mistake of watching the outstanding ESPN 30 for 30 documentary first- do yourself a favor and watch the fictional version first, and then watch the real thing. You'll enjoy it much more than way.
Shout by Dan GigernesBlockedParent2019-11-22T13:36:01Z
Based upon the true courtroom drama that went so over the rails. The truth that reality is crazier than anything that is ever dreamed up by writers. I found this limited series to be enormously gripping and it was exceptionally well acted especially by those who portrayed the legal people at the District Attorney and at the Defense (even John Travolta makes a fantastic role even if his eyebrows looks strangely cartoonish at first). O.J himself come sadly off as an enigma though (which was probably the case) but the role was also a little miscast as Cuba Gooding Jr. don't have the necessary gravitas or mysteriousness for the role (he is a very likable actor but has no danger element to him). The series start with the murder and ends shortly after the verdict and the attention to details here are phenomenal. A near perfect true crime series.