The documentary doesn’t spend enough time on what life was like inside the dome, rushing through the parts of everyday life in isolation from the outside world. It doesn’t acknowledge the questions you really want answered.
Author: Screen Zealots
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DVD & Streaming: July
Our recommendations for what’s new for home viewing this month.
“My Spy”
This gruff-lunkhead-meets-sassy-kid buddy comedy is better than you’d think.
“Irresistible”
Reactions to this election satire will likely be split along political lines — or your noted tolerance for intellectual sarcasm.
“Artemis Fowl”
The studio dumped this trash heap on Disney+, and even the home streaming platform is far more than it deserves.
“Mizuko (Water Child)”
This documentary short is an intimate, detailed story of the emotional trauma and detachment that accompanies the difficult decision to end an unwanted pregnancy.
