Soooooo…who did it? I’m not exactly sure.
Frankie remains the meanest and cruelest child in all of television. She elevated the cruelty levels every week.
The movie is pretty good. I thought that this story would best be used as a morality play. Showing the virtuous and noble attorney who intentionally walks into darkness and pays the ultimate price for it. However, the beginning of the film only showed the terrible life the main character was living and how he had to change strategies to adapt or survive. I think this was a mistake. It would have been far more effective to show Roman him as a good man, almost too good who has failings and failings and is almost forced into accepting darkness. The story tried to do that but didn’t quite hit the mark. Instead it showed Roman as being a civil rights activist who is kind of a joke in today’s world. Misused effort in my view. However, the final act, I thought, was pretty well done. The way that Roman and George played off each other was interesting and engaging. I imagine there will be some who take issue with the a white man finishing a black mans work and in a way being a savior of the cause. A common trope that should be done away with. I didn’t really like it but I suppose for white audiences that will play rather well.
I totally need a season 1 and 2 recap cause I’m totally lost. How much time has passed since season 2?
That conversation between Daniel and Avery at the end of the episode where Daniel explains what he really lost in prison was one of the most profound things I've seen in a long time.
This was a powerful episode. Certainly one of the best in the entire series. I could feel Rays heart breaking. It was palpable and raw. Truly wonderful performances all around. Abby and Ray were of course the stars of this episode. For this episode they both deserve Emmy nominations.
The first half was really good. The last half was great.
Disappointed by this season so far. A huge drop off from the first season.
A silly movie with an odd premise. It made me think why the makers of this film felt this had to be made and why these actors agreed to do it. That being said, I enjoyed it!
That moment when Clare broke the forth wall…that was a little unnerving.
I really really REALLY hope Zack dies soon. He really is the worst part of the show.
Pretty bad movie. The story made sense and the shaky cam was really getting on my nerves. The ending was unfulfilling to boot. Skip it.
Susie dancing at the end of the episode was everything. Loved it.
Sharply written. Quick and smart dialogue. Interesting scenarios. Above all, simply delightful. A show you can look forward to watching. Never a disappointment.
I’m in the middle of watching this right now. This has to be one of if not the worst episode of the series. Completely useless and pointless. I don’t care about Karen and her background. This isn’t about Karen, it’s about Matt. You could give some brief flashbacks to explain where Karen came from, but an entire episode about her…unnecessary and a waste of money.
What the heck man. That took a turn quick. Such a good episode. Wow
This started as a charming little show but now (episode 9) it’s just weird for weirds sake.
This is a weird show. I don’t get the conceit at all. What is the point of all this? Don’t get me wrong I never miss an episode.
After 9 episodes I’m really digging this show. I didn’t quite get it at first. I thought Nagisa was the main character, my bad. Ayano is an interesting character, hopefully she becomes more dimensional then she is now. She is running off of pure emotion and it undercuts her writing. All in all it’s a good show.
That was a really good episode. When Amy told that joke at the altar and Jake started to cry…that was awesome. But seriously …did Holy get the job or not?!?! You can’t leave me like this!!!!!
Freaking Ben. He better get his
Great season finale. Loved every minute of it.
Completely passable show…meaning you can pass on it. It’s nothing special or nuanced. It feels a bit lazy in its writing and acting. I watched it cause I was bored but I’ll probably drop it if it returns. In truth it should be cancelled as it didn’t earn a second season.
The opening scene was amazing.
That was an excellent episode.
This show continues to surprise me. Taking a seemingly simple concept and extrapolating a cacophony of storylines that aren’t only interesting but feel true to heart. The Affair really has become one of the best dramas on television.
The way the episode started with everyone dramatically receiving the invitations, it was both hilarious and well done.
I’ve read the book and seen the original movie. Of course the book is best. This movie was awful and a waste of great material that is extremely relevant in today’s world. I’m sad to see it ruined. I wish Michael B. Jordan had turned this down, he’s better than this derivative junk.
That first scene was intense.
I loved those last few word “sit tight, I’m on my way” loved it. I can’t imagine how this is all going to end.
