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Slightly bland and a little boring, this documentary is nonetheless an interesting look into the lives and attitudes of the children of some of the richest people in the world.
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This documentary was produced by the Heir of the Johnson & Johnson fortune and features some of the most high profile “rich kids”. To be honest, I think I sympathize with some of them.
On a final note, I think that this documentary was more of an attempt to brush off the “spoilt little rich kid” stigma from the producer.
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Ya, it’s just way too difficult for me to feel sorry, or even remotely feel for anyone who has a trust fund with millions of dollars. Get over it.
Interesting points of view, just seeing how regular people reached the ultimate wealth, and then how their families live. It great. Know of any other really good documentary?
okay, though it was interesting, nothing could really be full out discussed. I feel like some of them lied and you can tell when they do. One of the guys discussed guilt. Saying it was not for him to feel guilt, really? He sounded pretentious about it. I mean its good if your not guilty for being rich, but he basically says he will not be guilty for anything at all. That guy needs a personality makeover, what an ugly attitude he has. Although, I feel he was being entirely honest which brought a little bit of controversy into the otherwise, sob story rich kid documentary.
Just watched this on http://www.Hula.com and wonder why would anyone feel sorry for any
of them outside of their family and friends? it was a nice little reality documentary and
should be left at that. The red headed chain smoker turned around and sued Johnson
which was not very nice, but he seemed like a jerk and lived up to it all the way.
Utterly unintellectual experience; save your time and watch something else on this website; there are so many better documentaries here..
Well done. A really intesting documentary. I dont know any rich people but my life is very rich and happy. I wish all of the participants all the best for their future. thank you for sharing.
Great documentary. Although different in being rich, these young people are just starting to find their own way – so of course they will project a range of ideas- some immature and some not – just like any other group of 20-21 year olds. This really helped to humanize them. It would be fun to see how they transform when they reach age 30.
Even on a bad day, a low-income worker in the US still has an average income many times higher than people in many other parts of the world. So, if a viewer has negative feelings toward the any of the people in the movie, and their attitudes and spending priorities, just remember that it probably also applies to us too.
I got this (if that makes sense) And I wish them all the best (yes even the obvious a_ _holes) I hope they all find what they are looking for, and the ones who aren’t looking for anything except the next suit or bag….. well lets hope they can always afford to do that as well. This was interesting and a bit sad. And I believe this was real.
interesting one
“I want to be indispensable. Thats my primary objective.”
My favourite line in the whole documentary
Jamie Johnson’s voice is so irritating
I think Luke, Si, and Ivanka were the most interesting and grounded people in the video. Eveyone else just seemed really boring, depressed, or just plain out weird.
I can’t say I learned or gained anything from watching this documentary. *blank stare*
okay to watch… a little dry. the johnson boys voiceover is a bit tryhard or something? trying to make it seem like this deep thing with the music.. idk
Did it occur to anyone else that this is a farce? It is complete BS.
Spend some time with the super wealthy, it’s nothing like this.
This is fiction and a poorly ACTED one at that.
I thought it was pretty boring. These kids need to buy themselves some personalities.
@Afnan. Everything is relative. For instance: American Ghettos would be considered Middle Class. With that said, “It would be a rare thing for a person in Africa to be overly concerned about feeling un-accomplished in life if they do not drive a BMW one day. Basic needs are all the universe provides…the human mind created the rest.
Through the entire film they are trying to either deal with their own percieved faults or those of their forefathers. This may be the very reason that today we have the affuient voting for the canidates of the not so well to do. They rebell in their way against wealth but they will never give it up.Hell would you? Though my time on this earth is short I think that they are torn between feeling and what their group says they are. Your wealth doesnt measure your worth nor does your poverty. At one point a member of the film said that someone had asked them how it was to live with no pain. They replied that that was rather ignorent of them. In fact that wasnt, he was asking how it was to not want for anything. Many people deal with pain in their daily jobs. I am not really sure of what I am posting but if it helps anyone who may of been in the film help those who are not as fortunate as you, perhaps that is your job.
these people are seperated from reality to such a degree..due to their insulation from a lot of the crueltys of poverty. much the same though..the more the rich have as far as money ..the less the rest of us get to live with. there is only so much money in the system and the majority of us are forced to live without. so while you watch this feast, remember the vast majority of us are starving.
@Afnan: Rich people have bigger problems? Perhaps they live under that delusion, but from an objective point of view… starving is worse that having your family name smeared in newspapers.
Not to say that rich people can’t experience suffering, but not being able to meet your basic needs is more significant. Try laying off the self-indulgence.
Why was this called bland and boring? I found it very interesting. I remember from college that the secretly very rich were nicer people than the boastful almost rich or the social climbing rich, or the money envious whose ambition in school was to learn to become rich. The ones who talked most about money WERE vulgar. But that doesn’t mean the rich should have to live in a small closet like homosexuals of the nineteen fifties. I”m glad to see them able to come out.
Good to see rich people portrayed as human beings.
Best part was the kid who said “working hard makes me feel good”.
Most horrifying part was that a kid can act out, push the limits, and still get a degree from Brown. He has every right to be angry, because his diploma says his money is worth more than his mind. In a sense, they neglected his education because his family is rich. Unforgivable.
If you liked it, see the Hugh Grant movie, About a Boy.
I enjoyed the last five minutes the most. I have more respect for the the guy who made this film by watching the last five minutes than the rest of the film altogether.
Neat little project. Interesting views from some of those rich kids.
Just because they’re rich doesn’t mean they have no character; in fact, they develop more than most people ever will just witnessing the idiocy most of these comments contain. Pity? Note that as rich as someone is, they have that much more problems, with higher stakes. No character? Please.
I also feel sorry for these kids. To never struggle and know what it feels like to do so. This creates character in people. These children are born with their character already expected. Pity really, not to have the freedom of being your own person.
Patrick, I couldn’t agree more. I actually feel a little sorry for some of them.
That Si Newhouse IV guy (the fencer) is a huge douche
Not the best documentary I’ve ever seen but worth a watch.