I understand everything you and he are trying to say. I just don't understand how, in the context of the story, you guys feel like showing him with a girlfriend and her daughter is romanticizing anything. It was part of his real life story. He tricked her into thinking he was a good guy and then used her as a cover for his killings. Then when she started to figure out who he was, she helped the cops get him. That's the story in a nutshell. What part should they leave out? Yes, Hollywood ignores shit all the time, but not stuff that the key narrative is basically built around.
He killed lots of women.
@5th Letter thinks they should focus on that and the trial. Ok fine, let's say you can get a whole movie out of the trial. How do you focus on the killings without bringing up the fact that he used charm to lure the women? How do you focus on the trial without showing that he tried to use that same charm to trick the jury. If everything that made Bundy a notable character is tied to his ability to fool people into thinking he was a charming personable normal guy, how do you make a movie about him and ignore that?