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We kept going back to different episodes hoping it would spark interest. Dragged on and let's face it climate change issues aren't exactly fun and games.

The acting is explosive and funny. Writing very clever. Even Harrison Ford is very cool in his character -- big surprise. Four stars because it's too long and drags on. It could have wrapped up in 5-6 episodes. The gay character truly remarkable and funny. Some characters seemed miscast but the main stars pulled it off .

We usually start to feel the love for a series by the second episode. However given that chance this series couldn't make the grade. Tom Holland felt hollow. His character too slow to develop and his co stars felt like fast times at Ridgefield High.Seyfield couldn't save it.and she didn't fit in this role in our opinion. Sadly we stopped watching.

Honestly, Taylor Sheridan is a genius storyteller bringing us all to our roots, facing trials and survival in a world almost forgotten. His characters become family and we grieve and root for them in every turn of life. The layers of their emotion and the fight in their souls have us wanting more. Many of the main actors speak with their eyes and how we embrace their journey!

The very best movie ever! The love it radiates will grow your heart bigger! The last episodes you will cry so hard outloud sobbing a bucket of tears and you will thank the script, the direction, the acting, the story that made you feel this emotion. There isn't one actor but the ensemble led by the exquisite Zoe Saldana.

Slow tedious. Secrets perverse. Twisted perceptions. Not in the least uplifting.

The cinematography and lighting captivated me. Then the storyline compelling. Wonderful comeback for 80 yr old Jean Luc.

Dark, chaotic, difficult to follow, terrible dark cinematography, ugly content without redemption. We forced ourselves to watch and regretful

I have never laughed so hard! The chemistry of the cast is awesome!