ChanFamous
I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.
KnotStronger
This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.
Ogosmith
Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.
gslimemo53
To me, the plot is plentiful and a series that is progressing all the time. They have shown a very important event in the first part of the season, for example, while they are not influencing at all in the series of season openings. In addition, they are putting everything right in the middle of applying the event knot to the point of extending the box, which is a good thing for me not to get tired of watching the series. As long as it continues in this way, how many seasons will continue to be watched from my perspective
axatyr
It was really gripping during the initial few seasons, but later it felt like a drag. Nevertheless, it's a good guilty pleaser.
dianeejordan
I watched all of season one and began two before it was removed from Netflix. Season one began in an intriguing, fast paced manner that left you hoping for the next episode and wondering what was next. But they came in a little strong in the beginning with good action and tasteful downfalls, until nearing the middle-end of the season. Season one dragged on and on and spent too many episodes focusing on Conrad and Victoria's crumbling marriage and the personal shots they take at one another. After a few episodes in season 2 the show lost my interest. My interest was lost because the acting can be so cheesy. Emily and Victoria constantly deliver stiff, obviously rehearsed lines not only to each other, but to everyone the communicate with. It is as if Emily WANTED Vic to know she hated her, and she was making no real effort to be the sweet new girl next door character. No words out of their mouths (even when spoken sincerely) could be heard as such because it sounded so staged. Too many times do we see Victoria crying to her oh so beloved Daniel that "this is for your own good". He will leave or be mad for an episode or two, and then back into their home as he does, just as expected. Nolan repeatedly makes juvenile remarks such as "omg!" or "shes's cray cray", paired up with his distasteful collared shirt on collared shirt style makes him another far-fetched character. Jack and Declan are the only two characters I could find to be the least problematic and most believable. It can be easy to binge watch until you see a film or show with good acting and a stronger plot and realize that the show isn't as awesome as we originally think.
ElessarAndurilS
Season 1 = 10 Season 2 = 8 Season 3 = 4 (almost stopped watching) Season 4 = 8.Revenge did the one thing that keeps me watching to the end, it entertained me. Even with the authorities in every capacity being written as incompetent, stupid, and corrupt beyond measure and the writing varying so severely that I almost stopped streaming in season 3, I am glad I watched through to the end. They managed to pull their stuff together enough to have it end on a satisfying note. There are times that the level of outrageous acts that some of the characters got away with simply by being rich was offensive as nobody owns everyone, they still kept it interesting enough to make it a good show that probably should have only been 3 seasons leaving out a few segments I literally slept through. But enough of it was good that it is worth watching as the ending did a surprisingly good job of closing the tale in a satisfying manner.
