Alex Braverman
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা
The TV series What's Next: The Future with Bill Gates, created by an unlisted creator and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on September 18, 2024 in the United States. The series spans 1 season with 5 episodes, featuring the voices of Bill Gates, Lady Gaga, James Cameron, and Fei-Fei Li. It follows the story of Gates tackles far-reaching topics from artificial intelligence to income inequality with curiosity and an open mind. This is a Documentary series and has received a rating of 6.2/10 from 1,239 viewers.
Alex Braverman
as Director
Nicola Marsh
as Director
Morgan Neville
as Director
Neha Shastry
as Director
Jason Zeldes
as Director
Bill Gates
as Self
Lady Gaga
as Self
James Cameron
as Self
Fei-Fei Li
as Self
Anthony Fauci
as Self
Adam Fannin
as Self - Pastor
Ernie Sanders
as Self
Greg Brockman
as Self
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Watched the first two episodes and am confused at best, whilst Bull does attempt to focus on relevant topical issues, the content and discussion on those topics is a very light, instead the program seems to be more intent on portraying Bill as a nice guy, concerned humerous man and all round good egg! But that's not the point of such programs, if he wants to focus on the serious issues then you'd expect to hardly see his face on the screen at all, it would be more those he's interviewing or contributing plus video clips about the topic. Compare this to a David Attenborough program and you'll understand what I mean. Instead we seem to be invited to be a fly in the wall in a 'typical' day in the life of BG as he swans around meeting Uber wealthy people, conversing in language that's hardly common place, and almost laughing constantly whilst talking about serious topics. For example he brings up all the criticisms we know about like vaccines, land, etc, but doesn't really say much to elaborate on them.... so why not just say why he's buying up so much land, he'll not be around much longer in the bigger scheme of things so what's the philanthropic objective! To say it's all a bit weird is putting it mildly... it's creepy! This seems to be trying to a PR shot in the arm for Bill, the question is why should he be concerned about doing that..... he's amongst the wealthiest people on the planet and likes to be seen to be doing his philanthropic bit for humanity, but he doesn't need a public image to do that..... just get on with it silently! Hasn't helped Bill's image at all for me and I'm not much more informed about the subject matter than I was before watching this!
First I have to say IGNORE THE HATERS!!! If you read the reviews so far they are about Gates himself NOT the series. People leaving reviews need to focus on why people read the reviews, and that's to find out if the series is any good or not. I can dislike a person with everything in me. But if they say "putting your hand in the fire will burn you" that doesn't mean they're wrong. I also wouldn't just instantly dismiss them either, as these 'hosts' pretty much are just the talking heads not the researchers, writer's, etc. Still with me? Alright, let's review the series now. The series itself is thought provoking and at times pretty insightful. That being said, it's nothing special to write home about but isn't terrible either. Honestly, it's a series touching on issues in a way that tries to be as middle of the road as possible. I believe the approach is to try not to alienate any one "side" of things. That being said, this is where it tends to loose out, instead of going all in the topics the series holds a lot back in their attempts to not upset anyone and not be political. While that in and of itself is a good thing in this day in age, it causes the series to not go far enough on the issues it's discussing. I'd say this is a good series to play in the background while doing something, and a better series to watch as you're settling in for the night. Engaging enough to keep you interested, but also not enough to overstimulate you or really draw your attention from other things.
I feel this man is not to be trusted at all, with so many violations being committed. It's grotesque how much money this man has, too much of a power imbalance exists, amongst the richest like him and the billions of good hearted people in this world. This man act's like a philanthropist, a wonderful guy. While buying up much of the worlds land, pumping money into the pollution of genetically modifying foods, testing out drugs in poor places like Africa, which has been said to cause so much harm. Oh then there's private islands?? And his concern for climate change seems shallow as he constantly fly's around in a private jet. But I can't have a log burner... Something feels TRUELY OFF WITH THIS MAN! I don't trust a word that comes from his mouth.
Honestly, when you realize that Bill Gates got famous and the original Microsoft operating system was one that he got from a university professor and sold before he even owned it you realize he's just not someone that can be trusted. In this doc, He just shows even more how he is so out of touch with the future and reality. He doesn't understand the world right now and he doesn't understand the future because he's not in touch with the present. This isn't so much about what the future is as it really is just what he wants the future to be, which is very dystopian and disturbing. Bill Gates wife would not trust him once she found out he went to Epstein Island so much and we should not trust him at all with our future because he doesn't deserve to be a part of it because he's so out of touch with the present that he doesn't even understand What the future really should be.
If this man doesn't scare you, he should. He is the embodiment of evil. He is a tech nerd who didn't even graduate from college, but now he's a mad scientist who is buying up hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of acres of farm land. This is the man who says that cows are destroying the world and claims they're causing climate change. He wants us to starve to death or eat crickets. Everything he is involved in is hurting the world. It would be a much better place without him. He is the biggest hypocrite of a human. This is a series, people, not a mini series. It's scary that he's able to spread his blatant lies and propaganda. There is a very scary agenda that he and the powers at be have for us and it's not a future we want or need. What this man is capable of is terrifying. Don't give him the ratings, views, or time of day. Don't watch this garbage. Do your research about him and don't pay attention to what anyone involved in the WHO or WEF say because he's part of them. Pure evil exists and he's proof.
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