s01e04 — The Escape
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| Duration: | 63 min. |
| Released: | 22.09.202122.09.2021 15:00 |
| Watched by: | 85246.97% |
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I think that if you clear Milligan's image of all this husk that Wilbur and Keyes wrapped him in, what remains is a serial killer.
If after reading there was some compassion , Faith in his illness , then now I am more and more inclined to believe that he was a brilliant liar
Of course, with a mental disorder , but not with splitting
But even with such introductions, some characters, like the same turbo-tanned psychiatrist named Allen or Dr. Lindner, along with journalist Bob Root, did not cause anything but disgust. Toad v Viper of some kind.
But in general, the work is good. I did not read the book, but the documentary allowed me to get acquainted with this story.
I highly recommend watching it) it was written by Keyes when he visited Billy in the hospital and recorded it on a dictaphone)
But it is clear for sure that he got worse only because he initially escaped punishment for his crimes. I realized that I could do anything and get nothing for it, so I went off the rails. He was definitely worth keeping either behind bars or in a psycho.hospital
This does not justify his actions, but it can bring clarity to his actions. He did time for his crimes, but it wasn't his biggest problem in life. It seems to me that adaptation in society was more difficult.
I rarely trust documentaries, especially after Leaving Neverland, where it never became clear which side the truth was on. The writer probably had personal contact with Billy, so I have more confidence in him.
In the film, it was interesting to look at Billy himself and the recordings of conversations with him. But without reading the books, it turns out like an incomplete picture of history. And the speakers, as always, repeat the same thing one after another, stretching the timing and the focus is already lost.
And really, as we said earlier, after reading the book there was a feeling of empathy, empathy, I believed in the diagnosis and what was happening. I got the feeling that this was a lost person who needed help, I sincerely wanted to help him, but I wondered how, after all that I had experienced, I could still exist and not commit suicide
The documentary confused me, because they showed and talked about those facts that contradict what was written in the book. They say he is a terrible manipulator and a genius who pretends well. It was interesting to hear the opinions of people who personally communicated with him. It was interesting to look at the footage from his therapy sessions. It was interesting to find out what happened to him after what was described in the book. A pretty ordinary death, no matter how it sounds. I thought it would be more logical and perhaps more interesting (may everyone forgive me) if he committed suicide
In general, how little the human brain has been studied, how many hidden possibilities.
So who is Billy Milligan? a conman who manipulated people all his life. He really needs to get an Oscar.
it is clear that everything went from childhood, but how do these attitudes "a child should have a father" bring me out. Yes, it's better than nothing than such a finished man who became Billy's stepfather.
the only drawback in this series for me personally is the lack of translation in all conversations with doctors and some dialogues that take up enough screen time. maybe it was just me who had such an option, of course, but it was really difficult because of this.