Useless German documentry, where they don't voiceover the German to other languages when it would harm their reputation as having a very primitive justice system. You only have the right to hear it if you understand German, and then ofcourse you know it already, but we don't want the rest of the world to learn this.

Coming back to the presentation of the story. It has a very weak narrative with a lot of image presentation and propoganda management.

It takes a lot in speculation and presents a one sided story of the main character while trying to project that the justice system in one of the most modern countries functions well.

Good combination of great story-telling combined with German legal system. It did not go into detail the legal system as in judges decide guilt versus American jury but not what the story focus or theme was about. I enjoyed seeing the German countryside and this Big Mac is a jolly entertaining character. Its like watching a train wreck, you want to look away but its so astonishing its captivating. I am new to netflix and do not generally like American t.v. But I am loving these type of docu-dramas. I also enjoyed the play with camera, as in someone saying they have.no money and then camera angle or scene shows something they own or how they are living. I've actually never seen a show that used the camera to make the story biased throughout the storyline.

Wild ride. Crazy story. If you like ballzy, intelligent gangster victim stories this is excellent.

It even has some post world War 2 history and German legal process educational value to the casual American who doesn't know how life is different in Germany.

Its like German good fellas.

I thought it was awesome. My gf wasn't as into it.

This is a playful documentary that kind of messes with you throughout the doc.

Its kind of like the usual suspects in that regard.

Its got some great twists and you just want to get to the end to see what the heck happened.

I loved the characters in this. They were all real crazy characters.