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American Factory was the most intriguing documentary I watched. When

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I gave this documentary 4 stars because it explained the concept of racial injustice very well and I learned a lot about what happened in the past that changed what I thought about incarceration in the United States.

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I give this documentary 4 stars because there was a lot of attention to detail in acts of violence. I was made aware of the unfairness and oppression of those in the LGTBQ+ community. I didn't rate this 5 stars because a lot of the documentary was boring in spots, such as after her death and the whole investigation with the police.

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I give this documentary 4 stars because it really opened my eyes to the major catastrophes that have and will eventually happen if we do not change anything. I loved how it gave specific data about how fast polar ice caps are melting and just how fast the ocean is rising and how long we have until we go past the point of no return. I also loved the interviews and the places that they went like with the actual UN building and to Antarctica to show just not tell about the problems.

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Overall, the documentary was beautiful. It truly caught the life of Marsha and how strongly she influenced those around her. That being said, I think the documentary itself skipped around quite a bit with the timeline which could potentially be confusing to some watching. Other than the quick pace of the movie itself, it gives a good image to the troubles of that time as well as the extreme neglect and police brutality towards trans people of that time.

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It highlighted the disastrous effects of climate change.

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I gave this documentary 5 stars because I loved how it completely debunked everything I thought I knew about that period in time and showed the real truth. It helped me connected pieces of history that I knew and showed how institutionalized racism really is. I was never bored and the whole thing was really intriguing.

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American Factory was the most intriguing documentary I had the pleasure of watching. American Factory showed the disconnect between employees and higher-ups. This disconnect pops up as American higher-ups look at the lower worker safety standards in Chinese workshops not as a risk to the workers health and well being, but look at the lower safety standards as an upside to be more efficient. This alongside the blackmail higher-ups at the company set in place to shut down a workers union shows how corrupt and money hungry companies are. For keeping my attention all the way through and the premise that I would have never thought would be as interesting as it was, I give American Factory a 5/5.

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The documentary 13th illustrated many of the oppressive systems that exist in this country today. I gave this documentary 4 stars because of the statistics and real world examples that it brings to light. We have been hearing and seeing a lot of these unfair and prejudice killings and arrests in our modern world. This allows for the documentary to really sink in and allow you to understand more in depth the problems with our world.

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I'd rate this documentary 4 out of 5 stars . I enjoyed the subject and felt that learning about past injustices would prevent future ones. The information was presented pretty well I thought, i hardly got bored as the film kept bringing more and more information. I recommend this film; It summarizes a lot of the Black experience and how modern day isn't as just as it appears.

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I give this documentary 3 stars because it helped me realize the issues we face when social media and freedom of speech meet. The different points of view help open your mind to different opinions. I didn't give it 5 stars because sometimes it was hard to follow the documentary and I would of liked to learn more about Michelle Carters side of the story to help me understand better what happened.

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The documentary "13th" made me open my eyes on how big America's incarceration problem we have and how unfair it is. While the documentary was playing it kept occurring to me how much this connects in our world today. This summer it was really brought to attention how innocent black people are killed because of a small "crime" they committed. For example Breonna Taylor, Elijah Mclain, Trayvon Martin, and George Floyd. This documentary brought to light those topics which are needed to be discussed in America right now.

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The documentary revolved around the effects of climate change and opened my eyes in terms of overall influence its trying to convey. Not only did they provide actual evidence and statistics, they spoke to many credible people around the world. It made me more concious of these issues and it brought light to the community, saying it was our duty as people to try and fix these issues. Overall it was very intriguing and factual documentary as it continues to show the irreversible change and effects of climate change.

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I gave this documentary 5 stars because it was interesting and gave out a lot of facts and was in detail as for what happened and how it happened.  It had a lot of arguments that were shown in the documentary and it talked about Marsha and was more in depth about her life and what led to the cause of her death.

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I would give this documentary a 4/5 stars because it's very relevant to movements that are currently taking place in our world today. It really helped me open up my eyes to all of the oppression people of color have been going through for hundreds of years and made me realize that slavery is still taking place even today. I knocked one star off just because it was moving a little slow in some parts, but the real live footage and interviews that were included really helped grabbed my attention and made this documentary worth watching.

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I would give this documentary 5/5 stars. It really opened my eyes on the different issues other people of color face that dates all the way back to slavery. Even though we are a country based on freedom, that is only for a select few people.

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I give this documentary 4 stars. I genuienly liked it. Even though she isn't as known as she should be she really changed our world today and influenced her community. I wouldn't give it five stars because i'll be honest there wasn't something that hooked to me to watch it in the beginning in all honesty i wasn't about to do this documentary because it didn't catch me as an audience but i continued to watch it. Overall it was a good documentary, very detailed and specific, it even made me realize that there is a major connection to our world today.

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I give this documentary a 3 because even though it was very descriptive, it did lack in some areas that I would have loved to be covered more. One of the areas is actually talking to the police, Even though they tried to talk to one of the police officers who declined, after that one police officer, they just stopped pursuing it and I would have loved for it to go further in depth. However, the level of detail of the LGBT community around the time of Marsha was very descriptive with actual advocate interviews and file photos and videos of those people to prove their credentials. Overall, it was a good documentary that only lacked in one or two areas.

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I give this documentary 5 stars because it talks about how devastating climate change really is. It provided information about the climate catastrophe that even I did not realize, these facts told from multiple different people from all around the world. It explained not only global warming, but also why it remains untreated in the world today. It is one of those documentaries that make you want to take action.

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I gave this documentary 4/5 stars because It showed how overlooked trans history is in America and how at first they weren't even accepted as part of the LGBT community. It was fascinating to learn about her history but it made me mad that I had just now been learning about her. I feel like I should have known about Marsha's existence awhile ago given that she was a key figure in the Stonewall riots and transgender pride movements. I only gave it a 4 because there were times when it was a little hard to follow.

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I rate this a 4/5 because it has lead to a new perspective for me on how climate change is affecting globally. It changed my point of view on how these important issues can lead to consequences on the environment. This has made a motivational impact of noticing long term events that can potentially be harmful worldwide. Overall, this has lead to many interesting details and opinions on global warming and introduced new ideas for me to understand on why certain individuals support or are antics about this concept.

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I give this documentary 4 stars out of 5 because of how engrossing the documentary and because of the issue that it covers. This documentary really opened my eyes and showed me how much I have in life and how well off I am in this country. The amount of fight and perseverance Sama's family had in such horrible conditions is something I aspire to have in life and something I will chase after everyday. I gave it a  4 instead of a 5 because I wish it would have covered the other side of the war as well. Such as what the regime was thinking when they decided to start a war with innocent people.

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I'd rate the documentary "American Factory" 5 stars after watching it, the subject was initially something that I didn't think I would enjoy watching, as I have no experience or interest in the factory working field, but I ended up thoroughly enjoying it in the end. It showed the difference between American and Chinese factory standards, and informs the viewer on things that are being frowned upon in those fields in the current day, and how Chinese factory workers will typically push for efficiency rather than well-being of their employees. It shows how the factory system currently has issues that need to be worked on, and presses on how they can be helped, and or fixed. It kept my attention all the way through, and I stayed interested in a topic that I didn't think I was going to be interested in to any degree. Personally, I have to give it 5 stars.

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I'd rate this documentary 3 out of 5 stars. Learning about the LGBT movement, the Stonewall riots, and Marsha's accomplishments was interesting. I knew very little about this subject, the documentary was a simple medium to learn from. One of my favorite traits of the film is how it emphasizes community and how we really see that throughout the film. We see all these leaders/community members and how they impacted today. The only issue I had with this film is that at some moments, it could be a little slow or flat out boring. Other than that, I enjoyed it for the most part.

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I would give this documentary 4/5 stars. I got to see a glimpse into her life while being in danger all the time. It shows you how innocent people can be harmed while groups are fighting a war they were never apart of.

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I am rating this movie a 4 our of 5 stars because it covers a topic many people do not know even exists. The length that the documentary goes to really show just how big of a problem this is is truly incredible. Personally, I have seem the effect that this can have on a soldier and I think they did a really amazing job not shying away from the bad parts as so many others would want to do. Truly beautiful and heart-breaking to watch.

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I give this documentary 5 stars because the storytelling is extremely surreal. This documentary narrates the issues in today's world. The footage never got boring, and it is real, taken from the director's journalist camera from 2011-2016 in Aleppo, Syria. It made me realize all the issues in the world, from governmental violence to mistreatment of refugees and migrants.

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I rate this documentary 3 stars because, although very interesting, this conflict is still occurring in the world today. The idea that The Invisible War presents is that women in the military are not respected nor taken seriously. In the end of the documentary, the women explained how their assailants are still free, they are still in the military, and they are still considered 'highly respectable'.

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Before the flood was another interesting documentary that talked about today's world and how climate change has changed over the past few years that have went by. It talked about why climate change is a thing and it made me realize how badly/fast it is spreading around the world and the documentary also talked about how climate change has ruined and affected peoples lives and homes. I gave this documentary a 4 because I got bored in the middle of it but overall, it was an interesting documentary.

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I give this documentary 4 stars because it really opened up my eyes to just how bad climate change is getting. It talks about things that I rarely hear people talk about. The documentary got slightly boring in some spots but I learned many things while Watching this documentary. It gave multiple perspectives about climate change through interviews.

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I would give this documentary a 5/5 stars because it made me realize how many hardships people have had to go through to stand up and protest for what they believed in. In a country of corruption, protesting ultimately led to violence, yet despite all the pain and loss most had to go through, they continued to stand strong and keep moving forward. I gave it five stars because it held my attention the entire time and even made me tear up out of emotion. The real live footage and the people that were shown made the documentary more heartfelt and relatable and truly had the viewer feel as though you were experiencing everything yourself. For that reason, this documentary is worth watching.

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This documentary was the most interesting, and for that I give it five stars. The beauty of the transgender civil rights movement, and Marsha P. Johnson's leadership really showed during this time. She inspired others to show their true colors, and she was so strong and brave even though she was constantly being threatened by violence. I was fully interested in the documentary the whole time, as it showed me the hardships people of the transgender community have to rise up and overcome, and the violence they have to fight to prevent.

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I give this documentary 4 stars because it isn't something people think happen. That's why I watched it, it uncovered a secret that has been hidden for a long time, I honestly was in shock from how much women get assaulted in the military. It also uncovers how unfair women in the military are treated. I didn't rate it 5 stars because there was no solution to the problem. The women never got justice. Imagine how that makes them feel, knowing their assailants are not yet punished for their actions.

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I give this documentary a solid 3 out of 5 stars because I really enjoyed how the documentary showed the entire story from the moment the cops found Conrad to the moment Michelle Carter was prosecuted. The documentary really made me think about how free is our free speech in social media. How far is the line and how much trouble can you get in for things you say and do online. I only gave it 3 out of 5 stars because I really wish the documentary could've found a way to talk to the Carters and get their side of the story like they did with Conrad's family. I would have been very interesting to see what Michelle and her parents had to say about the entire situation.

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I give this documentary 5 stars because it was a very informative documentary. I thought I knew somewhat of this time in history but I learned so many interesting and important things that I think everyone should know. The interviews throughout the documentary were also very interesting to hear about.

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I give this documentary 4 stars because it made me realize the dangers and forever consequences of playing a contact sport. All the wives and families of these football players testimonies were fascinating to hear the impacts of their husbands and dads CTE and how it affected them. I didn't give it 5 stars because I would of liked to hear more about all the NFL was hiding and still is.

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If American Factory got a 5 for it's interesting subject matter The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson gets a 5 it's informative and heartbreaking subject matter. The amount of bravery Marsha showed during the protests alongside her outgoing and determined personality showed how admirable Marsha was for everyone in and outside of the LGBT community. The tragic ending to Marsha's life along with the lack of an official investigation at the time, the amount of police bias towards Marsha's case and there avoidance of it was not only tragic, but disgusting. For the amount of people Marsha inspired and the tragic end of her life I have to give The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson a 5/5.

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I gave this documentary 4 stars because it really provided information on how destructive we can be to our planet. They gave credible information and traveled around the world to show the different effects of climate change. It was interesting to see all the places that have it worse or better than others because of the pollution we put into the air.

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I give this documentary a 3 because it provided information about the cultural differences and language barriers between the workers. I don't give it a 5 because at some parts I got bored, but I liked how they explained what happened with the company throughout the years and it
was interesting to know about.

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I gave the 13th 4 stars,  as  it was very intriguing and  many of the people that had spoken about their experiences were genuine. They went on to show the oppression African Americans face in the modern era,  and past years due to the discrimination they face.  It broadened my view of the situations that have gone on, and the unfair prejudice they face. The heart wrenching visuals that were shown also gave me as the viewer better insight and many things like the criminal justice system favoring   other ethnicities. If it weren't for it being slow paced at times I would have given it a 5..

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I give this documentary 5 stars because it really made me think about something I had never given much thought to before. It forced me to see the racism and inequality in our prisons that our country has always ignored. Through images and videos too painful and horrific to ignore, this documentary grabs your attention and never lets go.

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I didn't want to watch this documentary, because I thought it would be extremely boring (it wasn't), and I knew if I watched it, I'd become more aware of concussions, and I play a high-risk sport. I ended up watching it, though, and discovered new stories and viewpoints, so I give it four out of five stars. I learned about how many companies or organizations lie to protect their money, like the NFL. I now know exactly the risk I'm taking to play soccer and other sports, and I know what could happen to me. It makes me more aware of other people and their mind, too.

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I gave this documentary four stars out of five because it explained the idea of climate change and how soon it is approaching to when our coral reefs are all gone. Leonardo Dicaprio did a fantastic job at addressing this issue seriously. He got many views on the topic from political leaders like Barack Obama to climate change activists from across the globe. While this documentary gave strong information about climate change, the last few parts got a little long and made it hard to finish. I really enjoyed this overall and would recommend this to all my family and friends.

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Overall I would give this a 4/5 since it leads a new introduction of a prejudice society back when these issues were ignored and should've been more focused upon. This opened a new view on the discrimination towards transgendered individuals and the disadvantages they had to encounter in their daily life. This is an important issue that people have greatly ignored from the presence of trans which I appreciate this film took a notice upon. This documentary representing Marsha's death was a huge opener for this whole concept and was well put throughout connected to her case.

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The Death and Life of Martha P. Johnson was a documentary that focused on a very serious subject matter, and it touches very well on the things that it's supposed to be focused on, however, I feel that it could've honed in more in certain areas, and it focuses on only one person fighting for the movement. The person that it follows works hard for her cause, and it's admirable, however,  she's the only person that they focus on when it comes to justice for Marsha, when the transgender movement is far more than just one person. Other than the small forementioned flaw, this documentary does a very good job of showing the issues it wants to show, and the side of the movement it wants to portray. For those reasons, I gave The Death and Life of Marsha P Johnson a 4/5

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I give this documentary 4 stars because it gives information about the Stonewall riots and the lgbt movement. It has interviews with people that knew Marsha P. Johnson. There were some parts where it got a little boring but it really showed me how much people in the lgbt community have struggled.

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I give this documentary a 5 out 5 because it really gives you an insight on the history of how P.o.c. were treated . They really went into all the ways on how P.o.c . were treated and tricked. The way they got into how slaves went into going to jail straight from school. Really opened my eyes on how the world use to work. Showed me how black people got into the prison system and how the media educated the public very wrong. I thank the

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This documentary really opens up your mind on others people problems. A lot of us go on about our day with thinking, If it's not than its not my problem, then why should I care? This document really went in deps on what the LGBT community goes through. Marsha P. Johnson really started a movement without knowing it. I love how they stated her as ¨The Rosa Park ¨ of the movement she started. I think alot of more people should watch this document. Also I think more people should come out with alot of more of their story and they should put on main stream. Love the way this document showed the good and ugly and the history in the LGBT community.