All’s Fair on Disney+ Review
Ryan Murphy, Hollywood’s master of bad taste, has produced one of the worst shows Disney+ has ever forced on its viewers.
Kim Kardashian’s Unconventional Path
Kim Kardashian, the original influencer, has never been one to follow the expected route. In 2014, shortly after marrying Kanye West at Forte di Belvedere in Florence, the couple took a honeymoon that defied usual luxury choices – flying directly to Cork Airport and visiting places like Castlemartyr and Portlaoise. Notably, they attended a 3pm screening of X-Men: Days of Future Past at the small local Storm Cinema, a detour far from the usual celebrity hotspots.
Now divorced, Kardashian continues to operate on her own terms, appearing indifferent to public judgment.
A Legal Drama That Falls Flat
Her latest project, All’s Fair, is a legal drama that stands out for its poor quality, arguably one of the worst additions to Disney+—a platform known for its questionable originals like She-Hulk.
Star-Studded Cast Amid Confusion
Despite the show's flaws, it boasts a notable cast capable of claiming their own section of the Hollywood Walk of Fame, including:
- Naomi Watts, who appears as perplexed as when she once pretended to love a gorilla in Peter Jackson’s King Kong.
- Glenn Close, who also looks visibly bewildered.
“All’s Fair is a proper atrocity exhibition and one of the worst things Disney+ has ever foisted upon its subscribers.”
Kim Kardashian’s charm and fame remain intact, but this show misses the mark dramatically.
Author’s summary: Despite a star-studded cast, Kim Kardashian’s new Disney+ legal drama is a poorly executed series that fails to deliver engaging content or credible storytelling.