Not very well played, but the story itself is interesting. It's worth it if you're not French.
The inaugural season of 'Liar' was an exceptional display of storytelling and character development, captivating audiences with its intricate plot and dynamic performances. The conclusion of this season could have served as a fitting denouement, leaving viewers satisfied with its resolution. In contrast, the second season, although it attempts to provide further explanation and context, falls short in its execution. The pacing is noticeably slower, detracting from the show's earlier momentum. Additionally, there seems to be a disconnect in the portrayal of the characters, despite them being played by the same actors. This inconsistency in character depiction undermines the authenticity and engagement that the first season so brilliantly established.
I find this particular TV show to be rather dull and uninteresting. The lack of engaging content and captivating storyline fails to capture the viewer's attention. The show's overall presentation and execution fall short in delivering an entertaining and immersive experience. The characters and plotlines lack depth, leaving the audience craving for more substance and excitement. The pacing of the show feels slow and monotonous, further contributing to its lackluster appeal. Overall, this TV show fails to captivate its viewers and falls short in providing an enjoyable and engaging television experience.
This is cool but way far from Homeland about thriller and way far from Borgen about politics.
Cool but not enough. Was technical but I wanted a bit more.
I liked the idea, the atmosphere, the way it's filmed. But it's quickly boring as hell. Meh.
Just perfect. :gun::gun::gun::gun::gun: Five stars!
Boring as hell. I don't recommend at all.
Just amazing. The french humour came back. Loved it.
A black mirror focused on relationships. I loved it.
This is cool but rather misogynist.
