First of all, I am sad about the passing of the ladies, Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher. Their lives are quite relevant and fascinating.
Second, and sadly, more important, I hope we get a chance to see a true documentary that these two deserve. While the truth is important, if the horrors of misfortune and tragedy, outshine or overshadow the blessings, there would appear to be no intent to honor the deceased. It is my opinion that Bright Lights was more of a money-grubbing trashy reality TV style slap in the face of humanity. HBO should be ashamed for letting this appear. At the very least, call it a MOCKumentary and not a documentary.
A low level for bad taste for HBO.
Second, and sadly, more important, I hope we get a chance to see a true documentary that these two deserve. While the truth is important, if the horrors of misfortune and tragedy, outshine or overshadow the blessings, there would appear to be no intent to honor the deceased. It is my opinion that Bright Lights was more of a money-grubbing trashy reality TV style slap in the face of humanity. HBO should be ashamed for letting this appear. At the very least, call it a MOCKumentary and not a documentary.
A low level for bad taste for HBO.