Duncan Johnston

Surprisingly entertaining. If you enjoy medical shows like ER, think of this as ER at sea.

This is a Taylor Sheridan project, right? I’m asking because it’s the lowest energy premier of ANY of his shows so far. I watched both parts of the premiere, and I REALLY hope it improves, because so far, it doesn’t have the Sheridan magic.

Not even close to the appeal The Boys had, most likely because it's trying TOO HARD to be The Boys, while lacking important things like compelling characters, a decent story line, plot, etc. You know, the little things. Edit: I just tried to watch ep. 3. This show is BAD and not worth anyone's time.

Meh. It had its gripping moments, but the overall effect of this film was diminished by glaring technical issues with the climbing scenes, and COMPLETELY unrealistic feats of strength shown by the two after sitting on top of the tower after 2 days with no food.

Wow. This show is dark, and impossible to turn off. Except for the 1st episode, which is a bit slow, but make sure to watch it until the end and you will be hooked. Taylor Sheridan has outdone himself with his portrayal of the misery and horror that is the US penal system. This show is getting great reviews from the fans and poor reviews from professional reviewers, who I believe don't have their finger on the pulse of this thing.

So much talent wasted so incredibly. Bad, boring, lame script. No amount of starpower could save this.

This show started off so promisingly. Without spoiling, the 1st episode of The First was absolutely incredible, but it was downhill from there. The show is ostensibly about the first manned trip to Mars, but it bogs itself down in boring human melodrama and back stories that quite frankly are completely uninteresting. I am not surprised it wasn't renewed; it completely failed in its promise to be a show about space travel.

A beautiful representation of the true horror of war.

Sad space soap opera and not the least bit compelling. Completely impossible scenarios, a multinational crew that would NEVER have been assembled for a real voyage to Mars, pitifully poor special effects. Wow, Netflix you can do better.

Hopelessly graphically violent with barely any plot to find and every camera is shaking constantly. This would be better as a nausea inducement than a movie.