Stacey J

I almost didn't watch this show because the description turned me off. I'm so glad that I did - this show is awesome. Much different than I expected and worth watching. If you're looking for something a little different, with a soap opera, drama, thriller with romance type feel...this show is worth watching...it's an easy, enjoyable binge.

Can't wait for season 2. It was funny, enjoyably messy and the casting was great. I didn't know it was in the works so it was a great Netflix surprise.

I really wanted to like this one but it suffers from trying too hard with not good enough material. It's obvious that it really wanted to have that Black Mirror vibe but it doesn't quite hit it.

I like the plot and it has great potential...have enjoyed the series so far, can't wait to see where it ends.

I must have been one of the few people in the world not aware of the controversy around this movie and its original trailer. I watched it after seeing it in Netflix’s trending section and reading the updated description…so I had none of this background coming in. So my reaction…doesn’t include anyone else’s drama around it. That being said…I honestly had the same reaction in that while the intention of the movie may have been one thing…it is lost in the execution. It’s just not a good movie and it has a couple of messages it doesn’t quite get off well. At first, you find yourself rooting for the main character, her mother is dealing with her father bringing home a second wife, she’s an outcast - ridiculed at school, there’s a repressive religious and cultural aspect as well. It’s set up to make you want to see her prevail. But because of what the director/writer does with the character in the story…you end up not really knowing how to feel about her. The infamous dancing scene comes at the end of the movie…it goes on far too long and is extremely uncomfortable to watch but is preceded by an almost as troubling violent event…her pushing a rival who can’t swim into a lake and not helping when she realized the girl can’t swim. So, do you keep rooting for a possible child killer? Then when the end of the movie comes and the character is somewhat “redeemed”…you don’t quite get how the character got there…but again that’s more of a result of the lack of story development. All this being said…I wouldn’t cancel Netflix over it. And honestly…for the past few days it’s been listed in the top 10 movies on Netflix…so I’m guessing others won’t either. The thing about it is…all this hoopla has probably put more eyes on the movie than it would have ever got.

Let me save you the two hours of my life I spent watching this movie...it's bad. There is nothing 'psychological', 'erotic' or thrilling about this tedious uninteresting and predictable film. The main characters are not that likable, you never really get why they endure this tortured relationship and the ending is one of the most stupid movies sequences I've seen in awhile (I mean a Subaru can't beat a bike? really??)...with a cast like it had...I really wanted to like it but if you're really interested...save yourself the time and just read a recap of the movie and move on...

It was a nice feel good Friday night movie to veg out to. Tracee Ross was great and so was the rest of the cast. If you're looking for an easy movie to relax to this is it.

Wonderfully sweet movie...based on the description didn't expect what it was which made it even better. A nice way to escape a bit and spend a hour or so.

Love this show. Had been looking for something different to watch and Yellowstone fits the bill. Yes it has the familiar angles of family drama and political intrigue but the cast, setting and backdrop give it a fresher feel. Can't wait till they reveal why all the Jamie hate though!

I spent the entire run of the series waiting for the point. The episodes were so short, the duration interrupted the flow of the story telling and the plot bought nothing new to this subject matter. I was pretty disappointed and wouldn't recommend this show.