One Of The Most Disgusting Documentaries Ever Is Crushing It On Netflix’s Top Charts

There is nothing like the train debris, that is, some unfortunate disasters that it draws great attention – after all, it is a human nature for Gawk. This is the lottery behind a series of documentary films Netflix about the different metaphorical train writings in our modern history, with entries for both the individual train wreckage, such as Mayhem mayor “Previous Rob Ford, such as crowd disasters, such as the violence that broke out in Woodstock ’99 or 2021 AstroWorld Festival, where it led a group of multiple crowds. These “Troop” documents in the tone as well, as something like “AstroWorld” is a deep deep diving in how a fun and exciting moment is transformed in a moment.

Now, there is the new “Trainwreck” on Netflix, which is definitely smaller so far. In fact, it may be one of the most documentary films available for broadcasting in general. All this depends on how you deal with satirical stories, because this one has a scoop on a large group of tube (literally).

According to Flixpatrol, the 10 best films in Netflix in the United States are currently the home of “Trainwreck: Poop Cruise”. The document tells the true story of Triumph Carnival, a tourist ship that has suffered from a fire fire while it is in the center of the Gulf of Mexico, causing the bowl to stop completely in the water. It also caused electrical problems and large plumbing on board, which led to the ship’s toilets overflowing the corridors with raw sewage. (Hence, “Cruise Cruise”. Of course, it may be fun to say “Cruise pool, and the spirit of humor as they are in theory and radio, the actual ordeal was a shocking nightmare, and Netflix Doc had all the courageous and overall details.

The thing that makes most of these documentaries “Trainwreck” are very convincing are interviews with various ordinary people who participated in these unusual situations, and “Cruise” is not different. Although one thing to watch a video of sewage water leaks to the halls, direct events accounts reach difficulty because it is easy to sympathize with no shock and shock. Although it is far from the horrors of depression for something like “The Last Cruise” (the documentary on the Diamond Princess Cruise ship that was quarantined at sea during the early days of the roaming epidemic), “Cruise” still has enough to persuade some tests not to put his foot on the Cruz circuit. (I, on the one hand, will never be independent unless the ship’s doctor Odysse, thanks) when a responsible person decided that the solution was to start offering alcohol for free to try to calm the guests, things became more than reach, as some guests raised bags from a tube on the plane only to return them to the ship and land on one of the lower floors.

None of the people who have been interviewed in “Cruise” may not emerge more than ABHI, a chef that describes everything in a very colorful way, its general accent is more surprising than anything else. It seems that he is a very easy man and a friend, and when he describes the vision of something he describes as “Lazania Tube”, it is easy to be the most amazing and most amazing in DOC. Will “Trainwreck: Poop Cruise” really teach you anything or change the world? Certainly not, but it is an interesting way to spend an hour … as long as you have the stomach for that.