Since it was first released on December 9, 2016, the documentary series "Captive" has caught the attention of many Netflix fans. This series narrates the story of the eight notable kidnapping incidents in different parts of the world. And now the audience has spoken regarding the quality of the show.
It is important to take note that Netflix is known for producing several television masterpieces. Trending shows like "House of Cards" and "Orange is the New Black" were one of their greatest works. But as featured in the article by Jobs & Hire, their most expensive production on record, "Marco Polo" is still awaiting its Season 3 green light. Their flare for documentary shows is yet to be seen, though.
6.5/10 Rating
As early as December 12, 2016, a review article published by The Young Folks already turned in the promptest judgment in terms of overall quality. Though "Captive" received a generally positive appraisal for its content and concept, some viewers that contributed to the article's general opinion underscores the general dismay regarding the lack of 'moral justice' in some episode's resolutions.
It is important to take note, however, that such a general opinion is also determined by the comparison with Netflix's other documentary series. "Captive" basically does not hold a candle against the esteem of "Making a Murderer."
Objectivity Factor
A report by Gulf News emphasizes the element of pure objectivity in creating this television series. Unlike other documentaries, "Captive" does not pander to its own Western socio-cultural perspective and 'pass judgments' on the environment from which such kidnapping and hostage crises took place.
Here is a summary of the number of episodes and its settings:
Episode 1: Lucasville Prison Riot (United States)
Episode 2: Coca-Cola Kidnapping (Brazil)
Episode 3: Somali Kidnap Crisis (Seychelles Coast)
Episode 4: Dos Palmas Kidnappings (Philippines)
Episode 5: 1998 Abduction of UK Engineers (Chechnya)
Episode 6: Siege of the Church of Nativity (Palestine)
Episode 7: Al Qaeda Hostage Crisis (Yemen)
Episode 8: Christian Peacemaker Hostage Crisis (Iraq)
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