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Nope. Don't want to read any details about it. I don't want to hear what this person or persons did to these cats. I just want to know if they catch them and what happens to them.
It doesn't go into that in any detail. From what I got out of the article, it's more about why the people who are more the focus of the documentary went searching for the killer in the first place. The killer, Luke Magnotta, was arrested for the murder of Jun Lin, an international student not for animal cruelty.
 

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It doesn't go into that in any detail. It's more about why the people who are more the focus of the documentary went searching for the killer in the first place. The killer, Luke Magnotta, was arrested for the murder of Jun Lin, an international student not for animal cruelty.
Ohhh, I thought this was an animal cruelty thing.
 

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We’re watching a documentary on the World Wars and how World War 1 created what led to World War 2. You get to learn a lot of interesting things about the origins of key players, and it’s interesting seeing all the layers of Hitler’s personality over time and how he decayed into one of History’s worst. I have to say, it has impressive cinematography and acting for a History Channel original, which every documentary I’ve seen from before is filmed like a bad 90s movie.

They film every scene with young Hitler like a comic book villain origin story, which is an interesting style but it can come off as really dramatic in a cheesy way in some parts (considering this is a real guy who actually committed real atrocities) , especially when he cuts off the ends of his mustache and looks directly into the camera for like 10 seconds.
 
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Gerald

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Watched Miss Americana on Netflix.

I still find it hard to say why so many people turned against her. Was it because of the Kanye thing? She became hated because he interrupted her acceptance speech?
The basic idea from the documentary seems to be that you can't please everyone, which she always wanted to do. Even when you try to do that people will find a way to dislike you (which somehow always translates to outright hate nowadays) and what you do and say.
She also takes her cats everywhere and drinks a lot of wine. The most fun to me are the creative parts, where you see how a song comes together in the studio.