Maissan Elshunnar

“The Four Seasons” is a show that gently but deeply touches the heart. If you have been through breakups, divorce, cheating, betrayal, or have lost loved ones, some scenes might hit closer than expected. I went in thinking it would be mostly laughs, and while it was funny at times, it also caught me off guard. I found myself crying, feeling emotions I did not know were still there. It stirred up old pain and left me with a heavy heart by the end. Watch it if you feel ready to revisit some of your past. It is beautiful, but not always easy.

It can be very hard and triggering if you have some mental issues but it’s surely one of the best and most inspiring shows I’ve ever watched the only thing I was struggling with was the exaggerated knuckle popping sound during the dubbing by the colorectal doctor. It was really distracting, they could have made it in the first episode and then turned it all the way down, other than that everyone in the cast was truly amazing and the main character is adorable and sweet.

I opened Netflix after months of abandoning it and saw this show in the feature page my curiosity took the best of me and I clicked, only to find myself embarked on a journey, and let me tell you, it exceeded all expectations. From start to finish, it held me captive, delivering an immersive and impactful experience that left me craving for more." The show brilliantly combines elements of comedy, drama, and dark themes, creating a unique blend that resonates with viewers on multiple levels. The acting performances are exceptional, with standout performances from Ali Wong and the male lead, who deserve all the praise and recognition they receive. The supporting cast, particularly Danny's brother and cousin, also shine, adding depth and complexity to the storytelling. One of the most significant aspects of the show is its representation of the Asian community and the exploration of complex familial relationships. It beautifully highlights the immense talent within the community, while also weaving in cultural nuances and humor that resonate authentically. The vocal inflections and the humor born of the culture add an extra layer of richness to the narrative. Throughout the show, the plot takes unexpected twists and turns, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. Not all plot developments are jaw-dropping, but the execution is masterful, creating suspense and anticipation. The meticulous attention to detail, from camera angles to sounds to transitions, enhances the overall viewing experience. In summary, this show is a masterpiece. It expertly weaves together humor, drama, and dark themes, creating a captivating and thought-provoking narrative. With outstanding performances, powerful storytelling, and meaningful representation, it deserves all the accolades it receives. I highly recommend immersing yourself in this show and allowing its message to resonate within you. It's an experience that will stay with you long after the final credits roll.

I was browsing Hulu and didn’t want to watch an intense show, just something laid back and funny and got this one! It’s really funny and there were so many scenes and lines that were so witty and hilarious! Light comedy and lifting for a change.

The show is brilliant, I was skeptical at the beginning but man was I wrong! Such a shame it was cancelled!

Any American horror story fan will appreciate this show so much!! It’s like a sequel, you will enjoy it.

Too dark for me. I like the original Sabrina because it was lighthearted, tv is bombarded with dark shows, it would have been nice if that show was redone with today’s technology but keeping the witty humor going on.

The movie is not expected, nothing that came to my mind was remotely close to the movie, I was shocked and the ending was seriously beyond what I predicted.

the macabre of 50 first days is this movie, lol ! it's very well done, and executed wonderfully! I never expect less from a movie starring Nicole and Collin. I enjoy it and did not expect the twist .