All’s Fair on Disney+ Review
Ryan Murphy, known for his questionable taste in Hollywood, has delivered one of the most disappointing shows Disney+ has released. The new legal drama starring Kim Kardashian fails spectacularly, ranking among the platform's worst offerings.
Kim Kardashian’s Unique Path
Kim Kardashian, the original influencer, is known for her unconventional choices. In 2014, shortly after marrying Kanye West in Florence, they chose an unusual honeymoon by flying to Cork Airport and visiting Castlemartyr and Portlaoise, where they caught a 3pm screening of X-Men: Days of Future Past at a local cinema. This unexpected route reflects Kardashian’s tendency to defy norms.
New Legal Drama’s Reception
Since divorcing Kanye, Kardashian continues to follow her own rules, appearing indifferent to public opinion. This attitude may be wise, considering All’s Fair is an outright disaster and one of the worst series Disney+ has offered—remarkably bad even compared to shows like She-Hulk.
Star-studded but Confused Cast
The series boasts a high-profile cast, including Naomi Watts and Glenn Close. Yet, critics note Watts appears as perplexed as when she acted alongside a gorilla in Peter Jackson’s King Kong, while Close looks visibly baffled by the production.
"All’s Fair is a proper atrocity exhibition and one of the worst things Disney+ has ever foisted upon its subscribers."
"Naomi Watts hasn’t looked so confused since she had to pretend she was in love with a gorilla in Peter Jackson’s King Kong."
Despite its flaws, the show highlights Kardashian’s distinct presence and the draw she commands in Hollywood.
Summary: Kim Kardashian’s latest legal drama on Disney+ is widely criticized for its poor quality despite a star-studded cast, showcasing her fearless but polarizing career choices.