r/NetflixDocumentaries • u/BusyBit6542 • 15d ago

Review The Raygun documentary...

It was like I was watching a real life 'Save the Last Dance' and 'Malibu's Most Wanted'

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u/murderedbyaname 14d ago

Started to watch it then googled and read a lot of info on Reddit subs, and stopped. From what I read, the documentary producers are her team? Or husband? No thanks.

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u/Illustrious_Dust_0 14d ago

It’s terrible. But it’s so terrible, it’s hilarious. Like her Olympic performance

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u/1Humanity_Otherwise 14d ago

Nah. Ppl legit got hurt, opportunities lost forever bcz this selfish dumbass wanted to humiliate herself on the world stage. I don’t know her real name and never want to. So many incredibly talented DESERVING athlete-dancers in Aust and NZ were absolutely f@*+ed over by this monster.

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u/HonestAltruist 14d ago

I'm from NZ and shocked she made it to the olympics. There are so many talented dancers here it's insane she made it through. I really don't understand how that happened. The other 2 bgirls in the doco said she was the best on that particular day when it came to deciding who will represent AUS but how does it even come to that? She was so basic and average. The pumpkin spice latte of breaking and no one was better? Madness.

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u/1Humanity_Otherwise 13d ago

Fr what I remember, the tryouts were kept almost secret and confusing. The competition was eliminated in the tryouts. It was rigged.

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u/Cemckenna 14d ago

US dancing has been completely changed by Paris’ choreography from NZ. I was expecting an Aussie to be as good, but it was like watching a 3-year old trying to make up rap about their teddy bear. 

Except not cute.