Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich

Everyone has an oPinion, and mine is that we Shouldn'T be cElebrating this "man" with any more attentIoN than to answer for ourselves: how diD we, as a society, allow this to happen? In the doc's favor, it puts a spotlight on his enablers (Dershowitz, thaNkfully, is presenTed as a pricK), and fInaLLy shows the faces, and the Horrors, of the actual vIctiMS. Even these, unfortunately, seem tertiary to Larger mysteries leFt disquietly unresolved.

For normal people it's a great starting point, however for the terminally online who experienced the brief period where left & right united under "Epstein didn't kill himself" this is vaguely disappointing. There could have been a whole episode on the Maxwells and their supposed Mossad links, and a whole episode on how the story fits into the conspiracy ecosystem, but it is limited to the legal proceedings.

It's a serviceable documentary, at its best chilling, moving and surprising, giving voice to victims as it should be. However, most of the time it feels rather restricted narratively and directorially and doesn't get to the deeper questions.

Not bad, but I don't understand how you can tell this story for 4 hours and not mention the intelligence services once. Not unless the media is protecting them, or controlled by them. Why was Acosta told Epstein 'belonged to intelligence' and to leave him alone? Did Epstein solely rely on the on his financial wealth to protect himself? Or did he rely on the currency of the underworld? That of sexual blackmail? Was Epstein a rogue operator, or merely a particularly brazen one?

We have a similar rich man in Turkey called Adnan Oktar.For sure those are a crime gang not about only one person.Epstein has power of money and fear , uses the sexual videos of celebrities and politicians to control them.Pedophili is unfortunately way common worldwide especially in movie stars and politicians just as gay relationships.The forbidden is always attractive to people.

You ever wanna go fight a man after he died? This movie makes you wanna do that.

An amazing and eye opening documentary

Bias, mainstream propaganda. Could have dug deeper.

It centered the victims, which was good, but otherwise I found it lacking. I think that one episode in The Good Fight season 4 centering on Epstein's death had more incisive things to say.

I'm not rating the story here, just the filmmaking itself. This is EXTRAORDINARILY lazy documentary filmmaking. I cannot emphasize that point enough. This documentary presented almost nothing that I didn't already know about Epstein and this case, which frankly already wasn't very much. Why even bother making a four hour documentary if you're not going to deliver something new, even if that something isn't terribly interesting. Don't waste your time with this.

Wraps up the saga from a high level, maybe this would have been better investigated in a decade when people with more to lose are either dead or not still employing the folks sitting on some explosive material which could really put the series on the map. Also, what's up with Ghislaine Maxwell?

Manipulative of the victims, but the story needs to be told I suppose. Pure evil incarnate and a dark mystery that still hasn't been resolved. Turns out the nefarious, shadowy cabals are real...

Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Man

Nothing but a series of Epstein molested me and made me recruit other girls stories. Little of anything beyond the salacious "my ordeal" tabloid tell-all stories