L. G. Siller

Boy, another disappointment from Apple. Annoying is what comes to mind, the whole thing, the characters especially Kevin Kline and his son in the movie, not to mention Cate Blanchett's husband and son in the movie. Ultimately, probably the director's fault. And I usually like first person voiceovers but these were intrusive and stating the obvious, just really heavy handed. Skip it and do something else with six hours of your life.

This was worth getting thru all 10 episodes, although it was tough to watch. The main actor, Josh Andrés Rivera, who played Aaron Hernandez was really quite good and gives a touching performance, particularly last episode. I know he may have been a criminal but he seemed to be in an astonishing amount of emotuonal pain for a variety of reasons. He was certainly used by the NFL and Patriots, albeit given a shot at fame, but ultimately spit out. It just seems that his life would have ended badly for a number of reasons. Overall, I thought it was good and I'm glad to see they didn't avoid the brain injury from football or that he was gay. I know he's at peace now.

I rode along with this series but just like their relationship i don't see where its really going to go? And also it was offensive that the main character kept saying she was a "lesbian for a year" as if this is a choice. It is not a phase or fad!

The worst! I can't remember yelling at the TV as much ever! I usually like David Kelley stuff, but this one was really awful. Starting with the main character - a total a**hole, not sympathetic or likable at all. In fact, none of the characters were except the judge and one of his defense attorneys (the African American woman). Bad cliched writing and did I say how unlikable the characters were. Made me want to watch the movie to get this one out of my head.

Can't say enough good things about this extremely affecting and evocative series about the horrors of Auschvitz. Probably the best depiction I've seen because of the harrowing and mind blowingly awful things that happened, but also uplifting, thought provoking and hopeful. It had the bravery to explore the small gray area of some people who did what they had to to survive and some minor humanity from a guard. Devastating and hard to watch at times. The writing and acting was phenomenal, and not just from Jonah Hauer-King, Harvey Keitel, Anna Próchniak and Melanie Lynskey, but from all the cast. They also utilized some film techniques that were quite haunting. Great series, hope its remembered at Emmy time.

Cute enough, funny in parts, likable primary characters, but could have done without the reveal of what was in the suitcase.

This was a fullblown mess, best thing about it was The Guess Who song which was unfortunately played in a couple of unfortunate scenes. It was 2 totally different stories that seemed to be related only by coincidence and both were heavy handed and predictable. Skip it and Tom Wolfe.

Although i like the time period, i find this series is plodding and not very intriguing. No compelling characters, even the lead, its - in a word - boring. And the farting discussion, really? Another detraction is the cinematography is so dark, it doesnt draw you in, you just keep praying for some light! It definitely crawls with the French subtitles, which are kind of unecessary.

Much to like about this series, so i dont find it slow or boring at all, more like a slow burn. It truly is an emotional cat mouse game between the Elizabeth Moss character and Yumna Marwan. Both are excellent in their roles. I dont know how things end but im hoping for a season 2!

I was late to the party and watched this during the pandemic, but its so good I've recently watched it again and can't say enough good things about this show and the two main characters, Holden and Linden, deftly acted by Joel Kinnaman and Mireille Enos. They are such well written, albeit flawed characters but their relationship is truly one for the ages, so tough and tender, heartwrenching at times, it definitely takes center stage. Although the criminal investigations are compelling too. Definitely worth watching, and watching again. I loved it! One of the best American shows.