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“MLK/X” offers a refreshing, enthralling perspective that echoes the mastery of Raoul Peck’s James Baldwin-centered documentary “I Am Not Your Negro.” ... In the careful hands of these actors, Malcolm X and Dr. King become tangible.

Score: 7.7 I loved the first two seasons, Einstein and Picasso's journey was made fascinating in the screen Then i tried to check Aretha a couple of years later and just didn't care A couple of weeks ago i found that a 4th season was made with MLK, it was interesting, but yeah the first two were just peak

Aretha is an uneven yet largely thoughtful, gripping and visually stunning portrait of a generational talent. Its sensitive, though not hagiographic, narrative illuminates a superstar with a widely beloved body of work but a poorly understood biography and inner life.