Season 1 – LuLaRich

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Dmitriy A @DmitriyB 10/08/2024 not good or bad, not recommended See more David W @RT91245001 11/10/2023 As a docuseries, LuLaRich is well paced and highly engaging. The filmmakers did an excellent job portraying why LuLaRoe was so attractive as well as the tragic human cost of entrepreneurial greed. I would definitely watch this series again. See more 06/07/2022 This was a well constructed docu series. It was informative and even handed. I didn't expect to like it, but got hooked and binged all four episodes quickly. It's part human interest and part true crime. If you are into current events then this will probably interest you. See more cinephile f @RT52030170 04/21/2022 Generally phenomenal! The only issue I have is there was a little bit of anti-European stuff in the film that I didn't really appreciate regarding one consultant not wishing to go on the annual cruise. What she said would not be allowed in reverse about any other group and I found offensive as well as an overly woke perspective applied to many issues. If those problems were not in the docuseries.... 5 stars and very intelligent and entertaining. I do recommend. See more 04/21/2022 LulaRich is interesting, entertaining, educational, and sometimes heart wrenching. I appreciate that the creators allowed the founders of LulaRoe the opportunity to present their side of the story. But the footage from depositions in the Washington state lawsuit against them told us so much more about their true motivations and how much they don't care about anyone else. Why did people fall for the LuLaRoe lie? Because the owners are top-notch manipulators. See more Tom B @MolokaiMovieMan 03/08/2022 The series is mildly amusing but don't expect something resembling journalism coming out of this. It's horrifically one-sided, and out of 60,000 some retail members they managed to find 5 to bitch about their experience, at least 3 of whom appeared to make a ton of money regardless. They make completely unproven claims that the company was out to exploit vulnerable working moms, while at the same time showing many of the moms just didn't know what they were doing or how to run a business. There are video segments of the founders in a depositions that's supposed to make them look sinister, but any fool knows that in a deposition you keep your answers short, to the point, and stick to the facts. There's also a desperate attempt with two very brief, weirdly edited, clearly out of context quotes to shoehorn the concept of "racism" into what the business represented. I despise multilevel marketing, the founders character and integrity seem very questionable, but this really bad production. See more Read all reviews

LuLaRich — Season 1

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