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Highly Overrated But Still Good

Good start, but then it gets ruined

Best movie ever!

The first season deserves all that good credit its been given. Brilliant actors and for me who wasn't old enough to have any interest in following the trial when it happened - but as everyone else has heard so much about it - it was really interesting to follow the twists and turns of it. Really enjoyed the first season, which is best described as a really good, interesting trial show, and based on a true story.So here comes season two - another famous murder in american (modern) history. And about there all similarities to season one ends. It's a murder, heavily covered in the press, that took time not to long ago in the US. Everything else of the story-line is completely different. We dont get a trial. We dont get twists. Instead its a whole other show, which for me was so disappointing. If this much "creativity" is allowed from one season to the next, I guess season three or four may very well take off in "Jane the virgin" (that show also takes place in the US, with famous people, and has some cops and murders in it) ((If you dont know what show "Jane the virgin" is, its a classic telenovela drama/comedy/romance)). So my only advise is, if you didn't like season one - have a try at season two! For me, I gave up after a few episodes of the second season, because that surely wasn't my cup of tea at all. Can strongly recommend season one though.

I enjoyed the first series revolving around the OJ Simpson murder trial, the second series is all about the assassination of fashion designer Gianni Versace.The emphasis throughout the series on the serial killer Andrew Cunanan rather than Versace himself, although we do get to see a good amount of backstory on Versace also. We get a real raw insight into Cunanan's psychotic mind, background and his shocking killing spree. It is a very gripping series and Darren Criss played the role of murderer Cunanan absolutely outstandingly and in my opinion deserves an award for his portrayal of this complex character. My only criticism is the timeline jumps were confusing at times, when there's a week between episodes and each episode centering on a different year and back and forth rather than chronologically, I did get confused at times of what took place when. It did all come together though in the final episode.

The second season is the biggest let off I've seen . If your life depended on watching this show, JUST DIE , it'd be way less painful than watching this piece of garbage

After a really good first season comes second - the ode to Versace's killer. I honestly haven't been expecting that angle of the show. Especially when it could have been told from so many point of views. It feels like the director has lost his perspective somewhere around 2nd episode and shifted more towards 'American Crime Story: Andrew Cunanan'! I really do hope that he finds his compass toward the end of the season 'cause this has become awfully tiresome. BTW, this kind of focus in American cinematography and TV shows makes me realize why there is so many serial killers and mass murderers in America - it's been popularised.. so I guess every psycho wants his five minutes of Glory.