American Crime Story: The People vs. O.J. Simpson

A mixed bag. A lot of the stuff that goes on in the courtroom is top-knotch stuff, and a cool-as-hell Sarah Paulson is absolutely superb as the prosecutor. Vance, Choi, Brown and Greenwood are great too. Unfortunately, Gooding Jr., who's completely miscast, turns in a weak performance, as always. Also, there are some problems with what the scriptwriters chose to focus on. But if one can to take the good with the bad, this is a sometimes gripping companion piece to 'O.J.: Made in America'.

Cuba Gooding isn't great but the rest of the cast (including Travolta surprisingly) are fantastic. I was too young to be aware of the intricacies of the case and the show goes a long way in explaining how it became a circus. Next up the OJ doc, then Keeping Up with the Kardashians, then denial of the Armenian genocide.

Quite good.

A remarkable, infuriating trip into the broken US justice system. Beautiful camera sweeps, great momentum building, high intensity, good acting. I consumed the episodes within a few days.

I knew that Cop was a Nazi the moment they showed he has a swastika plate.

Season 2 was surprisingly good.

Pretty good - found the season with OJ very interesting since I was too young when all that went down. Quite frustrating too see how a seemingly obvious case can turn out...

A smart, watchable and consistently interesting take on the OJ Simpson trial with really strong performances especially from Sarah Paulson and Courtney B. Vance (I also kind of got a kick at Choi's Judge Ito; his consistent exasperation amused me). The first two episodes were great with the initial arrest, and strong scene after strong scene in the courtroom. My main complaint may be how sudden the end felt - the aftermath in the months/years to come should have been a whole episode in itself.

This was a lot better than I expected.It was fun for me to relive part of the 90's reinterpreted by Hollywood actors. I remember exactly where I was when that Bronco was gunning down the Santa Ana freeway. Particular stand out performances come from Sarah Paulson and Sterling K. Brown as the prosecution.

Thought this was really good but I don't feel qualified to opine on something so deeply entrenched in race politics because I live in skyrim