Trainwreck: Woodstock '99

The standard Netflix documentary formula with an interesting topic. Insightful but overly polished in its presentation as always and overproduced in its talking head sections.

Eu não quei estar nesse lugar nunca na minha vida.

Better watch the "Peace Love and Rage" one from last year.

Much of the first two episodes is build-up, detailing a festival that was a bit crazy and raucous but nothing too unusual (until Sunday evening). The factors that led to the eventual riot are balanced out well, which essentially boiled down to not enough security and the organisers wanting to have their cake and eat it, financially and ideologically. Being familiar with the festival culture in the UK, hearing everyone bleating on about this being such a major once-in-a-lifetime event is bizarre.

Day 1: Hot; Day 2: Hot & Scary; Day 3: Hot, Scary & Shitty. And Scary. And Sad.