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‘Don’t Die’ Review: Netflix Doc Gets Overly Credulous on the Anti-Aging Trend
The WrapStory by Matt Goldberg
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A Netflix documentary gets up close and personal with a wealthy entrepreneur's radical quest to cheat death and live forever.
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- Entrepreneur Bryan Johnson has spent $2 million to transform himself into a
- guinea pig, subjecting his body to intense medical interventions in a bid to extend his lifespan.
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Bryan Johnson, Netflix, "Don't Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever"