Catfish
Documentary • PG-13 • 2010 • 1 hr 27 min
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Fascinating! Anyone who has ever been on the internet should watch this documentary. I recommend the show as well.
Not everyone’s cup of tea but I enjoy it.
A very well done documentary style film that captures the true to life experiences of many. I enjoyed it a lot.
Product of its time but an interesting documentary about online authenticity and safety
If you love the TV show then you’ll love this.
Interesting - fascinating look into how people behave online.
I loved this when it first came out but watching it again left me wondering if it was fake.
Really amazing story, groundbreaking at the time but now the concept is pretty common place
Fascinating, cautionary, and also somehow exploitative, especially considering the “innocents” who became part of the story.
Simple but excellent. Sometimes less is more. Alot to take away from this very real and cunning series of events.
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