Huffpost has also published their review. One takeaway is the headline: "H&M was made for them, not for us."
I would say sympathy from the US audience as well, but also largely for themselves. Makes you think if they would watch back their unedited 15 hour of vlogs. Something they do on a Saturday night with popcorn.
Some more thoughts I had today:
- They should have left out the story about they thought their house was too small. That it was called a "palace", but it was not. In no way, especially now, is it a good look to complain about a free house.
- I wonder if they staged them packing up in Frogmore Cottage or them bringing on a glamour photographer to every aspect of their lives is just a their thing.
- If they have their staff taking candid pictures of their lives, would they have it in the job profile? "Must have a degree in photography."
- I thought they would include more about Archie and Lili's births.
- Netflix says 28 million people watched, I wonder how many of them are reporters watched it and kept going back to analyze every comma and made screenshots of every second.