I liked the documentary, BUT.....
.....it seemed a bit schizophrenic.
The main 'theme' they kept returning to through the 'written narrations' was one of a positive person determined to 'overcome' and 'persevere'.
And, yet, she did not. This is a tragedy essentially written by Ms Monroe herself.
Joe 'heroically' rescues her from inpatient, when clearly she needed help. I do see the sensitivity, and sensitive people often live painful lives while trying to avoid conflict. I know, it describes myself to a degree.
But it seems she valued her creation more than she valued herself.
Well, I could go on, but like I said: I saw a lot of 'spinning' being done to make things seem more 'uplifting' than they actually were.
BTW, I'm not trolling, and I very much DO sympathize with her. It's very, very sad she felt so empty and lost, despite the tremendous amount of valuable work and effort she put into herself.