IDFA 2016 | Trailer | O.J.: Made in America
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2016
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An American tragedy involving race, fame, the media and justice, based on the rise and fall of the legendary American football player O.J. Simpson. - Фільми й анімація
Easily the best documentary ever made.
Best documentary EVER!!! Hands down
This trailer alone deserves on Oscar. The song played by Nina Simon " sinner man " is perfection. About a man who's committed such sin he can no longer run from so he goes to several places looking for God & is turned away. Finally he goes to the devil b/c that's who he had been running to all along. Brilliant
Well, the documentary won it.
Makes 'The Last Dance' look like a disney movie. Just about the best sportsdoc I've ever seen. Superb
Agree. I was mesmerised. Best doco I think I've seen.
Facts
Glad u guys appreciated it. For the older folks, they definitely had to admit they loved him before the next half of his story came along. It was like a shakespearean story.
100% agree.
Nothing comes close to the Last Dance
This is the greatest documentary in human history. I really can’t describe how fascinating this story is. The clash of two cultures of millions of people literally came to a head in one murder case.
Every single American should watch this documentary.
Best documentary EVER!!! Hands down
Literally their were about 8 episodes 2 hours long. As each ep ended I couldn't hit my remote fast enough to get to the next episode. The oj murder trial in itself was & still to those day was something that will never be duplicated. U talk American tragedy this is it. Young back teen who was running w/ a bad crowd gets locked up as a kid for some juvenile delinquent crime. Only b/c he's a superior talent in h.s. some local cop reaches out to retired baseball legend Willie mays to talk to him to show him his home his money & tells oj he has a gift % football is his ticket out of the poverty he lives in.
Oj obviously listened & he had his eye on the prize put everything ge gas into football only. No more getting into trouble. So he excels & usc recruits him & he not only makes his mark he wins the coveted Heisman trophy. At that time he's already married his hs sweetheart ( AC's girlfriend) & the day he wins the trophy his eldest child is born arnelle Simpson. Here's where America & the Civil rights movement parallel. Oj is approached by various athletes & people to use his newfound fame to help w/ the black persons cause. Oj declines thus the saying supposedly from him " im not black I'm oj " sure this should be the way things are in a perfect utopia. That we should be at a place where color is irrelevant u are oj not a black football standout but a colorless standout. That's not the world we lived in then or now.
This is where the parallels between oj & race in America begin. Because of ojs affable charming nature & good looks start getting him major paying jobs by mega rich white corporations like hertz & Chevrolet. Being very famous will transcend race. Oj has done this & particularly b/c he never was a civil rights activist like Jim brown or Muhammed Ali he's picked to be a pitchman & because he wasn't controversial.
So time go on & oj other than boyhood friend AC all ojs friends are older white golfers. He never even Gave back to the impoverished neighborhood he grew up in. In not even talking cutting a check but donating his time. At the 70s start to close oj who admits he cheated on both his wives. So Marguerite his pre fame black wife has had 2 kids & is pregnant w/ their 3rd a daughter they later named Erin. He goes to come club type place & sees 18 year old young gorgeous blonde Nicole. I get she was legal but oj being 30 alone he had way more experience & a grown up world he lived In for 12 years so just in age he's got the advantage over Nicole. Add his fame $$ & celebrity & Nicole was completely outmatched. Also he didn't just dump Marguerite either when he met Nicole he didn't file divorce for like 3 years. He didn't even marry Nicole for 8 years after he met her & 5 after he & his first wife were divorced. Ff to the wife beating the 89 arrest for battery where no regulat guy is getting the ridiculously light sentence he did. Nicole finally has enough & divorced him in 92. Right after the Rodney king riots have ended. In 94 Nicole & good Samaritan Ron are butchered.
So to end w/ the case oj reaped the benefits of being used as a tool to get payback for Rodney king & the police. The irony is oj got the help from the community he ran away from.
This documentary I hope is shown in every class which deals w/ everything. American history black peoples struggles after it took so long to even have equality then u have the murder case itself. Unbelievable.
After all ojs weakthy white friends dropped him the real oj started to come out. Also his trial exactly expised the serious flaws in our judicial system. It was first shown in the trial of the cops who beat Rodney king to the point a Dr said song of his bones were like sand. The cops were acquitted cause the truck was in Simi Valley aka " Copland " every juror in that community was somehow a neighbor or friends w/ or related to a cop. All the evidence from day 1 pointed to one person , oj. I think the most shocking part of this doc is the one juror who admitted what everyone knew it was payback as she said. She also said 80% of that jury felt that way. The documentarian was so stunned he asked her " is that right?" She shrugged & put her hands up. So the blame starts at the top w/ Gil gercetti head of the d a s office. That trial should hsve have been in Santa Monica. Where the crimes occurred. Instead they put it in downtown l.a. where other than giving oj two free murders he was never going to be acquitted by that jury at that time.
To see how divided in 1995 our country was woke a lot of people up. U had people cheering as the not guilty verdict was announced. To me this was disgusting. It wasn't a crowd reacting to a Superbowl. 2 innocent people wefe butchered either way the verdict went.
AMEN
This is not film it’s a work of art.
Absolutely. I watch this Doc series every week and it's like a first time every time. It's a football/sports documentary, a celebrity documentary, a Los Angeles/LAPD history documentary, a civil rights history documentary, an american racial history documentary, a murder mystery (in a way, becuase even though we know OJ killed them, we don't know if he was the ONLY one who did it or if another person was at the scene with OJ) and it is a true crime/courtroom/film noire documentary ALL IN ONE! That's unprescedented. Also, the music is PER-FECT. PERFECT! It's LA Noire at its finest.
The. Best. Documentary.
Ever.
Now that he's dead, O.J. Simpson is one of the most devastating American tragedies of all time which the documentary, among with many other aspects, brilliantly and brutally shows his fall yet he brought it ALL on himself.
So true. This man showed how money beautiful kids fame the mansion the friends the hot 18 year old blonde meant nothing. He had such serious issues growing up a juvenile delinquent but he was a great athlete ugh. W/o peace who cares. He was a narcissist a sociopath he stole his bff a.c. 's gf marguerrite & married her. Sad he left everything to only 1 of his 4 kids Justin. Arielle he loved but got sick of her living off him & never getting married. Jason had serious violence issues Sydney never got along w/ him & was old enough at 9 to remember her mom . Justin only 5 at his moms death had kids & was always good w/ his dad. Scary in his will he actually Said " if the Goldmans try to get the $$ nobody gets it " he held that hatred for thar family always. Landed him in prison & his will he hated Kim & Fred. Interesting to see if they contest Justin an innocent in all this inheritance
Well at LEAST Mr Goldman can rest , knowing his son's killer is dead
@@nattyps3160so days the self righteous yts of the world. oj was an innocent man.
That’s right, his out of control temper took over his entire being. A man possessed.
@@ElenaGeorge1957 How would you know the psychology of a killer? do you know or associate with anyone who has committed murder? can you speak from experience with murder. Have you ever had close family or friends who were murdered? you literally know nothing about what you speak. OJ was innocent and framed by police.
This is the best documentary I have ever seen. I have watched each part 3 or 4 times and I notice something different each time. Many of the things discussed in this documentary are still happening today. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Agreed. No matter how one feels about O.J. personally, it's a great documentary.
@@SR-uf8pt The most common thing I heard from people who didn't wanna watch it was they didn't wanna go over OJ again. They don't know what they are missing because it is way more than just OJ. It was everything else which coincided with a not guilty verdict.
me too fantastic documentry
Best documentary EVER!!! Hands down
Agreed. Every time I watched it I saw something new-that’s how I judge stellar movies/documentaries. Not only do they live up to multiple viewings (which is a sign of a great Film by itself), but every time you notice something you didn’t see before. The prestige by Christopher Nolan -also his Batman begins and the dark knight. I’m itching to watch this again lol, but I don’t think I can afford that rabbit hole rn
The first episode blew me away. The cultural/historical context was amazing. Brought back a lot of childhood memories of the 70's.
The story, the footage, the editing, the people, everything was great, Better than most movies and unlike most movies, this story is true and it gets told in great detail.
Whoever decided to put sinnerman song in the trailer, is pure genius 👌
It actually depicts the whole 🏃♂️ for o j's life.
From 🇮🇳
By far one of the BEST documentaries ever, I literally pay for Hulu and ESPN+ just to have this documentary on demand.
You could own it lol.
This is one of the best documentaries ever!!
Probably the best doc I have seen. It has everything you can want, inspiring rise, sports, Hollywood, a car chase, and the trial of the century all in one.
This trailer is so powerful. Really well made and makes me want to watch the series.
Man this doc was so amazing that even the trailer deserves on oscar. Absolutely haunting to nina simone's " sinner man " starts off slow with the narration of " oh ur breaking the laws of God " to showing clips of civil rights con current with ojs rise to fame & it builds to the footage of rodney king then the music gets higher showing ojs sins. So powerful. The song fits perfectly " oh sinner man where u gonna run to-?" Bc even though he was set free he remained in a prison without bars. I love how the director constantly showed ojs life as it went along with life for black people. The biggest irony is that oj ran from the black community. During civil rights when he was becoming a collegiate standout & heisman winner he never wanted to get involved. People like jim brown & Muhammed Ali were there protesting. Ali deserves so much respect for refusing to go to Vietnam & in the sport he loved that he literally gave his life to have up the greatest title in the world & was suspended from boxing for 3 years. Now ali was going to get a cush job for maybe 6 months probably being part of the entertainment for the troops. Instead he used this opportunity to protest the vietnam war & more specifically all the young black men sent to war. Here they were not treated equally yet were being used in droves to fight a war. So u see ali give up the last 3 years of his prime yet oj is having no part if it. He had all white friends except ac who was a childhood friend. He dumped his black pregnant wife with baby no. 3 for an 18 year old blonde fair girl. He married Marguerite before fame. He only dated white women after her. Then when he needs to get off a double murder he was fine with the defense playing the race card.
Very well said. The trailer is as great as the documentary itself.
Word!
@Ben Brislawn ty. The documentary by far is best I've ever seen. The way it covers the racial issues between black & white people & the Civil rights movement trying to make these enormous strides coincides w/ exactly when oj started his path to superstardom beginning as a Heisman winner & sports hero at usc & then drafted by the bills. It shows what black people are going through protesting the atrocities against them that started so many years before when 150 yrs before Lincoln freed the slaves but being that white people particularly the earliest white people have so much old wealth they had such a head start from all other cultures. They perpetrated the almost complete genocide of the native Americans. The first settlers didn't care that a whole group was here first & as another Civil rights activist , a powerful white marlon Brando was really the first huge iconic figure to call out the early white man for breaking 130 treaties w/ the native Americans. They saw this beautiful untouched land & wanted it all for themselves. Black people even after slavery had such a long way to go for any type of equality & the 1% got that money that they pass from generation to generation & keeping the wealth in the family by marrying other wealthy people. When u have a century plus start on another ethnicity it's so hard to catch up. Even all the settlers in the early 1900s from Europe had to catch up as well but so much money was made on the backs of slaves & off land that was stolen. So u have black people sick of being treated less than having to drink from different water fountains having to sit at the back of the bus not allowing black kids to go to school w/ white kids. So again all this parallels oj 's rise. A man who was on of the few that transcended race. Most likely besides his talent charisma & affable personality gets to be this pitch man for huge corporations. Part of that was oj wasn't controversial & didn't make waves about equality. As I Said men like Ali & Jim brown were controversial b/c of their public stance on equality. So time goes on ojs become richer getting more endorsements movie & TV roles dumps his black wife & children for an 18 year old very blonde girl. He was actually dating Nicole openly while his wife Marguerite had his 2 kids & was pregnant w/ their 3rd child Erin.
When baby Erin was only 2 she drowned in the family pool. That poor woman lost her husband then her toddler at the same time cause this was around the time oj was living fully w/ Nicole.
Ojs retiring but other than AC all his closest friends are white. The public continues to adore him white people love him for his endorsements of Chevrolet & hertz to name a couple. He's getting bigger movies like the towering inferno , Capricorn 1 & in the 80s started in the naked gun hugely popular film series. All the while living in the very wealthy community of Brentwood. He's never gone back to San Francisco & given back to the poor community he grew up in. He's completely distanced himself from the entire black community. He's also a wife beater. Oj had such a happy nice guy demeanor even his friends are stunned when Nicole tells them ojs bearing her culminating in his arrest in 89 when a badly beaten Nicole is in a bra & sweats running from the house collapsing in a cops arms covering in mud from bring badly beaten & falling as she's running from a raging oj. She tells the cops " uve been here 9x & u never do anything. Ojs even given the benefit nobody else would by asking to get dressed. Poor Nicole is screaming " he's gonna kill me !" Oj here is showing the differences between him & the black community. They are getting beaten rights violated a lot of times unfairly yet oj is not arrested as Nicole Said the other 9x the cops were called. He's arrested & still cause he's oj gets to tell the cops he's gonna go change meanwhile he gets in his Bentley to evade arrest. If he was any regular person the cops would be chasing him down. Instead they just let him drive off. Oj winds up only getting 2 years probation , a 700$ fine some mandatory counseling & a small number of community service. Anyone else would be on their way to prison esp given he resisted arrest & ran on top of serious assault & battery.
This doc then brings us to 1991/92 when Rodney king is beaten badly by 4 cops clubs that finally police brutality gets caught on camera. The cops all get acquitted as this happened in Simi Valley. It's trial is there & Simi Valley is also known as " cop land " everyone on that jury is relayed to or friends w/ someone that's a cop. The anger at the police & the black l.a. community has come to an explosive head. Riots the city literally burning to the ground. The cops usually around when u don't want or need them are ordered to stand down. People are watching l.a become a war zone. At the same time ojs in Barcelona covering the Olympics for NBC & being honored in early 93 for being a bill & is celebrated before a bills game & put in their yearbook. Nicole has divorced oj & after some futile attempt at a reconciliation she ends it. A final 911 call is made from Nicole that after the murders is saturating the media. June 94 all the media covers oj Simpsons wife & friend Ron are brutally butchered. Immediately the media circus begins. Oj is running in thr Branco lpw speed chase. One helicopter reporter says he is stunned that the police not only allowed oj to voluntarily surrender himself after he knew for at least 24 hours he was under arrest & oj hired celebrity lawyer Robert Shapiro. In the doc Gil garcetti says he kept expecting at the next stop a cop car would forcibly stop oj w/ either a barricade or all those police videos where the cops all come in serious high speeds crashing into the fugitives car. Instead oj w/ 90 million people watching gets a motorcade! Low speed & no sirens just letting oj dictate what's gonna happen not the police stopping him. Then the rest of the doc is history. The trial goes from being about a double murder to a separate satellite trial on furhman that his name was mentioned more than anyone. When the verdict was read it was a real wake up call to the country & the world to see how divided we still were in late 1994 along racial lines. Ron & Nicole sadly are mere footnotes. It was very sad to see any group cheering like it was a football game b/c either way two people were brutally butchered. As the doc goes on u see all ojs white golfing buddies shun him. Their are signs & flyers all over saying " butcher of Brentwood " one of the most shocking moments for me was to hear that one juror admit their verdict was payback. The documentarian is so taken aback he asks how many jurors felt that way she says 90% again shocked he asks " is that right ?" & she gives the old arms up as to say " oh well " I was just astonished how amazingly well this documentary was put together & how brilliantly oj & race from the 60s & to the aftermath of the verdict both were so parallel.
The documentary won an Oscar.
I call every other legendary TV series and documentaries great. I call this one extraordinary
Once I started watching this, I couldn't stop. This was a good documentary about OJ, race, and clips about the trial.
Greatest documentary Ive ever seen. I had to watch it 3 times to really get the gist of everything. I was only 3 in 1994 and my earliest memory is sitting on my dad’s lap while we watched the highway chase. I still remember looking up at his face and seeing the horror/confusion about what we were watching. Ezra Edelman is a fuckin genius.
Watched it three times too. Want to watch it again.
Best documentary EVER!!! Hands down
How a documentary is done!!!
The documentary is honestly the best I've ever seen. It truly captures EVERYTHING that went on regarding the case and the racial issues in LA at that time which all coincided with each other. So perfectly done!!
I’ve seen it a dozen times. It’s the most gorgeous piece of art this medium has ever seen
This was the BEST DOCUMENTARY I’ve ever seen!!!
If there’s anyone who wants to know what O.J. was like before the trial; what his fame and popularity was like, who he was as a person, everything about him, this is documentary is for you!
Ought to be required viewing in America. Absolutely the best, most important documentary I have ever seen. Says as much about celebrity, race, money, violence, sports, gender, and privilege in American culture as it does about OJ Simpson. Just astonishing.
I could not agree more. It literally just touches nearly every aspect of being an American and how it affects people’s lives. Simply fascinating.
Race isn't a thing tho, keep it real. Hating someone based on their genitalia or skin colour is immoral, unethical, wrong.
Ethnicity is Location, Climate, Altitude.
All homosapiens are brown, from pale to dark, no one is white, no one is black, all our DNA is same.
Hatred is toxic.
What you wrote couldn’t be written better
I just started re watching this documentary and wow!!! I think what amazes me most about it is, the amount of archived pictures and footage that were used of OJ.
I will randomly think about what a compelling trailer this was. Excellent documentary, of course, but the trailer was exceptional as well.
So glad this won best documentary Oscar. Maybe the best documentary of the decade
Best doc ever imo and this is one of the greatest trailers ever too. Amazing
I was always curious about what O.J. Simpson was like before the trial. I wanted to know what he was like as a person, his fame and popularity, his early life. And this documentary shows that! It also shows how the history of America ran parallel to O.J.’s life; how certain events from both timelines play roles into one another, leading up to the same climax, the trial of the century.
Best documentary EVER!!! Hands down
This is really insightful documentary.
The OJ Simp-son case changed everything, he showed the world there are different Laws for the super rich.
This doc absolutely should end up in the National Library of Congress for Preservation. It’s not just a story about O.J., it a tale about race and race relations in not only the greater Los Angeles Area but America as a whole during the period it covers, especially during the 90’s when the murders and subsequent trial occurred. It weaves Simpsons life so beautifully with the larger story they’re trying to tell and how O.J. directly benefited from these torn race relations, in more ways than one mind you. It’s also about how are justice system can get back at you and punish you for things that you got off on in the past.
The man was sentenced to 33 years for Armed robbery when he personally never carried a weapon during the robbery. Prison time should’ve been warranted absolutely and he did end up getting paroled after a little over 9 years behind bars, but the judge sentenced him to 33 years in prison, wildly excessive, the prosecution wasn’t even asking for that much time. Why do this? We’ll never get an answer, or confession rather, from the judge, but it was clearly retribution for not only him getting off on the double murders 13 years prior in ‘95, when he lost the civil suit in ‘97, he was ordered to pay restitution to the amount of 33 million dollars, of which he paid all of zero cents, basically giving the middle finger to the Goldman family, and once the law was able to catch up with him down the road, no matter what it wound up being, they would be sure to throw the book at him, and they did.
OJ may truly be one of the most interesting, non-president, Americans who ever lived. His life is more fascinating than fiction,
rewatching this for the 3rd or 4th time. it's been a few years at least. Incredible doc. the interviews are just off the charts. Mark Fuhrman was interesting. OJ's agent was interesting as well. Celia Farber. Marcia Clark. Gil Garcetti. they got so many people to interview for this. incredible. the fact that the story goes into OJ's descent into the 1990s and 2000s. a story for the ages, and an extremely well done film
Earned that Oscar.
I just wish The Last Dance also did that.
Best documentary EVER!!! Hands down
Just finished rewatching. Best documentary ever and one of the most interesting stories ever.
The best film of the 2010s.
I watch this doc every day. It's the godfather of sports docs
Absolutely & an incredible lesson in black & white history that parallels ojs rise & fall. A true American tragedy. W/o Rodney king & if oj was some nobody Even w/ $$ he would have either pled cause if the overwhelming evidence or would have had a 3 week trial & easily berm convicted. Pretty much everyone said w/ this jury & that exact time if they were shown a video of oj killing Ron & Nicole he was getting off. In this very doc one of his jurors finally confirmed what everyone thought it was payback for king the lapd all the real injustices towards black people . She not only admitted she voted not guilty b/c it was payback but 90% OF THE jury felt that way ! The documentarian was so taken aback he asked " is that right ?" She lifted her hands to say " hey it is what it is. "
First off I hardly ever watched football 🏈 growing up. Never found anything about football that interesting. When I was a kid in 94 I kept seeing OJ on TV saying to myself " It's that guy from Naked Gun movie, why is he on the news so much???" A few years ago I decided to watch this documentary everyone keeps talking about. Best docuseries ever. Edelman was born to direct this documentary. As of today THE JUICE IS LOOSE.
He ran for 273 yards in a single game. It is still just American style Football, but the Juice could slash his way through a defence...............as he proved that fateful night
Awesome, and I love the horn player on the soundtrack.
Excellent docu-series.
besides maybe..Jones Town....this is the BEST docu ever made.. if not THE BEST..
People are so obsessed with the macabre. The real tragedy is that Ron Goldman probably died trying to help a woman he hadn't even schtupped yet, and she wasn't even all that hot.
Love him or hate him, he left an impact on this world for both better and worse.
Greatest sport documentary EVER.
This trailer gives me the chills. That music!!!
A truly excellent piece.
Going to rewatch today
Me too. It is extraordinary.
This is one of the greatest documentaries to ever exist and there's so much to be said for it that I don't have time for in just this comment...
so to be classically yt tacky for a sec does ANYONE know who's cover "Sinner Man" is in the first half of this trailer before it bleeds into Nina Simone's version at the end?
Because the vocals of it are haunting as hell and damn just the way this trailer is cut is one of the best of it's kind.
The best documentary ever made. It amazingly showed so much American history & race which oj was this bridge to during the Civil rights movement by transcending racial barriers & being a rare at the time black pitch man b/c he was such a great athete & didnt get involved about civil rights or racism like Ali did. Then w/ this trial unintentionally was the bridge to show everyone how seriously America was still in 1995 divided along racial lines.
To see white people looking horrified after the verdict was read & black people cheering. People that didn't give a damn about oj. It was some sort of payback for all the injustice black people had felt for so long. It was really sad to see any cheering. As this was not a celebration either way. Two people had their young lives ended in such a brutal way. Once the furhman tapes took a life of its own as Ron's father Said " Ron & Nicole were butchered. This is not now the furhman trial but about the man who murdered my son (& nicole) the biggest irony was oj was used as this tool as one minister said who was recorded leading cheers & tears when oj was acquitted. Oj could not have been more far away from being some civil rights symbol.
He died on April 10 2024. I think he had CTE decades ago as well having weak impulses control from watching the doc
30 years ago, America changed
Best doc I’ve seen
Juuuuuuiiiiiicccceeee 🔥🔥🔥
Anyone know who sings “sinner man” at around 20 seconds this version sounds so good
ua-cam.com/video/jyuSME_hNhI/v-deo.html&ab_channel=InaF i got you
Nina Simone.
I’m trying to figure this out too. Which version is this?
First version of sinner man is by a Danish duo called nina & frederick... just in case it's been ruining anyone else's life trying to figure it out
Thank you !!!
It's was a blessing and a curse... :Ddd
Home girl wanted to say black ass murderer she know it LMMFAO
I watched it back then when it came out. It's a TRAGEDY, in so many ways. He had so much potential and drive but everything came down crashing due to his greed for power and control.
If I didn't know better, I would think this was a Ken Burns production.
Oh sinnner man, where ya gonna run to?? RIP OJ, the best of the worst.. the worst of the best.
I loved this song and it took me so long to figure out what it was because I thought Nina Simone was singing "Oh Cinnamon!". I never claimed to be quick on the uptake😅.
Name of first song, please.
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The biggest Greek tragedy in the history of this country
Rip oj Simpson
i think oj and the blade runner Oscar Pistorius are one and the same story and both have a good movie
The funny thing about OJ is that even after the court case, he didn't have a leg to stand on...............just like PistolsRUs
At one o. two, I saw the bullies in blue.
*WHAT VERSION OF SINNERMAN IS THIS HELP!!!*
Found it. ua-cam.com/video/jyuSME_hNhI/v-deo.html
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This whole documentary makes me angry. This did nothing but divide us even more. We are all the same and should be judged the same no matter what. This was a loss for mankind.
THE ''''''ONLY ''''THING THAT COMES CLOSE TO THIS IS '''TH PPL VS OJ SIMPSON'''''
It was interesting how they talked about his beginnings. He seemed like a humble and down to earth guy even after the fame but that same fame distorted his first marriage and family.
If Nicole said he was violent since that very first date, and beat her up many hundred times after that, why didn't she run? Why did she keep giving him chances? Why did her family take his money? Didn't they have jobs themselves?
Their greed killed them all, they all participated in her murder.
The police and the legal system who treat celebrities with privileges are at fault too. Those lawyers who defend the undefendable forgot what they're fighting for and are just as guilty. He surely was defended as a black man when he never considered himself black. He never did anything to fight for black people's rights, on the contrary, he acted very white and careless for his race.
Shame on Simpson for doing what he did, he's probably burning in hell.
You’re clearly not familiar with domestic violence cases, it often is extremely difficult to leave these kind of relationships, especially when the male is in a position of power. But despite this she did eventually leave him, she attempted the first reconciliation due to the greed of her father who pushed her to give OJ another chance bc he was helping him out with a business venture. But she finally cut things off for good when he started beating her again, I think Nicole is the one person not to blame for this mess..
THANK GOD HE LATER SPENT AT LEAST 9 YRS IN PRISON!!
The Juice is loose now!
Focus on the the " No Negative zone" please...we all deserve redemption Laura..thank you.
@@daviddavis3389 i dont need your opinion!!! i know alot more than you do!!
@@laragreene8328 lol
not guilty
How do people call this the best documentary ever? Just finished watching this on Netflix and this had more to do racism in America than that convict OJ Simpson.
Because the entire time he was a celebrity the dynamic/divide was always there which led to the case being exactly that or playing a huge part. Specifically what surrounded Los Angeles up until that point. It adds more context.
Everyone knew that already
Uneducated juror not understanding the law.
I see Khloe Kardashian in his face.
As a european I can't tell you enough how sick and medieval american judiciary system look to me. Giving ordinary people the power to judge? I mean they didn't even care if Oj did it, they only wanted to hit back and hard at LAPD
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Is OJ the most American man ever born?
We love you Juice RIP
GET THE NEW BOOK, DEAR OJ SIMPSON LET ME TELL YOU A SECRET, THE BUTLER DID IT.
RIP Juice
The Oscar should have gone to Life Animated or Fire At Sea
Parts 1 and 2 of this docu really made me angry.
I'm no OJ fan. He murdered 2 people.
But what was wrong with OJ wanting to be recognized and judged (as MLK preached) by the content of his character FIRST before being recognized and judged by the color of his skin??
All the guilty white liberals and childhood friends of OJ who were interviewed in parts 1 and 2, basically said that a black man is NOT ALLOWED to just be HIS OWN MAN and have HIS OWN thoughts, HIS OWN virtues, or be HIS OWN character. And any black man who does think this way, it just means that he is trying to act white? You can ONLY be a BLACK MAN and not just be A MAN??
These people who all shared this same INSANE opinion in this docu are they THEMSELVES the racists.
all women understand the repression, racism & sexism are the same thing, Hate based on rando indentifier be it genitalia or skin tone
divide n conquer tactics
I agree but I do think OJ is a little wrong. Remember that scene in the first episode where OJ and that news reporter were at Joe Namath’s bar, and some lady was like “hey look there’s OJ with all those n-words” and OJ said “Don’t you get it, they don’t see me as that, they see me as OJ.” It seems like OJ was acting like it was bad that he was a black man, that he was ashamed of his race. He wouldn’t be in the wrong if he said “I’m a black man, but I’m more than just a black man, I have a name, I am someone and I am capable of more. I can succeed, I know better and can do better.”
You know how we know he did it. Because after the trial he made no plea to try to find the parties guilty of killing Nicole.
There was no outrage on his behalf by him or his attorneys saying that I told you I didn't do it now you need to go out and find the guys that did.
He's happy he got away with it
Is "Tiger King" as good as this film?
better (or at least as good)
NO. Not even close.
cruelty to our fellow man v cruelty to wild cats
NOT GUILTY