Season 1 – Paul T. Goldman

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Erick T @RT03202093 09/22/2024 I loved this documentary! I feel it’s as good as Tiger King. The director put it together wonderfully. Allowed the viewer to get to know Paul and follow along with his narrative and kept the intrigue all the way until the end. Compelling from the first minute and very binge worthy. Perfect to have on as you work on projects, but also strong enough to sit and watch all the episodes. Paul T Goldman makes you say wow as the evidence is presented, and you find his mind breathe in the fantastical and ultimately he is relatable as a man and as a father. A surprising show and I am so glad to have seen it. I started a rotten tomatoes account just to leave this review. See more omovies H @RT93447962 02/20/2023 Some may struggle with the ethics of essentially tricking the film's lead into thinking he's making something he's not, but I for one could get past that and enjoy the series for what it is: the tale of a man using his unbridled creativity to reimagine his entire existence. I can safely say I haven't seen anything quite like Paul T. Goldman although I did detect a small amount of DNA from the hilarious Jimmy Kimmel produced 2003 film Windy City Heat. See more B N @BNKhoa 01/23/2023 I think this show presents good evidence for several libel and slander cases against the main "character" -- perhaps in season 2. I have little empathy for him. Carl Hiaasen might not have thought up of such a story. See more BeautyCosmetic O @RT40480404 01/17/2023 What the hell did I just watch? I was under the impression that Tiger King was the most outrageous, cringy, dumb, idiotic, still unable to take my eyes of it.. and then comes along this ... what the hell man? 5/5 See more Sheri W @RT75609478 01/08/2023 I can't believe this was made into a series. See more joe c @JoeCoffee 01/06/2023 Text: For years, Paul Goldman has been peddling his strange, delusional tale of marital betrayal and international criminal conspiracy. His self-published book was justifiably ignored and/or ridiculed in Amazon reviews (which have all disappeared...talk about a conspiracy!). He then shopped his tale around on various freelancing sites, seeking collaborators to expand and embellish his tale in order to make it more cinematic and marketable but, again, it was pretty much ignored. But now his compulsive persistence has at last been rewarded. Blame it on an insatiable need for streaming fodder, or credit his co-conspirators for latching onto this mess to fill their own creative vacuum, but here it is on Peacock. Judge for yourself whether it was worth the effort. The director's aesthetic approach is basically to throw what he has to work with against the wall and see if any of it sticks. Is it a true crime series? A mockumentary? The ravings of a lunatic, or a complete put-on? Let the audience decide! Why choose when you can hedge your bets and avoid any hard creative choices? Honestly, deciding whether this story is real or BS pretty much constitutes the sole entertainment value to be gleaned from this mess. See more Read all reviews

Paul T. Goldman — Season 1

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