Reviews

Every once in a while, the conditions for a perfect tv storm arise. It doesn't happen too often but is amazing when it does. Succession is one of these examples, a freight train that kept picking up speed as it went along and got better with each episode all the way until the end. It's hard for a show to go out on top but I believe this show did and executed it perfectly. Would I have watched and enjoyed if it went on another 4 years, of course. Would it have had the same dramatical effect and been one of the best shows of all time if they wanted to try and keep the train going full steam ahead, I don't know. It ended at the perfect time to cement itself in TV history and this finale was the cherry on top. The bow that wraps up one of the best presents of all time. The writing, directing and acting were all top level and so brilliant. Kudos to everyone who worked on this show and helped it succeed. It was one of the best rides I've ever been on with a TV show and wish I could have stayed on for years to come but grateful it happened.

Don't want to give anything away or review the episode in anyway but the last three episodes are just master class television. This will go down as one of the best shows of all time and while I believe the last two were slightly better, this episode is still a perfect 10 and one of the reasons for that.

This is the best episode of the season and I think one of the best episodes of television of the year. At least in the top 10 consideration. Sadie Sink should get an Emmy nom and oh yeah go Kate Bush. Glad you're songs a hit again.

Better Call Saul was Breaking Bad's little brother until this episode when it became it's equal with one of the best payoffs in television history. This episode keeps picking up momentum right until the end when it climaxes.

Truly amazing show which everyone should be watching and talking about. Right from the start it drew me in and boy did it deliver. There is a lot of great TV out there currently and this could compete with the best.

This review is coming after having watched the season finale earlier today. This episode was really great first time around and hooked me in but going back and watching this after finishing the series just hits different. What an amazing show and episode.

It's been a long while. A lot of anticipation and waiting puts a ton of pressure on the season 2 premiere but it took it and hit it out of the park. Bang! Bam! POW! What a premier. That's how you do it.

Wow! I was not expecting such a terrific and emotional ending. New Blood was so good it made me completely forget about the beyond horrendous last season or two of Dexter. Bravo to everyone involved for a satisfying ending to one of the best characters in TV history, Dexter.

I watch A LOT of television and that might be up there with one of my favorite hours of TV in 2021. If the show can stick the landing with the ending I think it could be one of the 10 best shows of the year.

Beautifully done as I would have expected with one of my favorite writer/directors but I wish I liked it a little bit more. I didn't feel as emotionally invested as with some of his other films. Maybe my expectations were so high that I had to be let down a little so I will 110% be watching again and I bet my review will change.

Having said that I did love the movie and had an amazing time watching it. Classic Wes Anderson.

Tragic, unsettling and brilliant

I'm glad my parents 100% like me the best

I wanted to relax at some point in the last hour but was on the edge of my seat with anxiety the whole time.

This movie got an automatic 3 stars from me before I started watching because of Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal. Their performances alone made this a good movie and don't let me forget Michael Shannon because he's also great.

Solid movie. The end had me a little disappointed until I started thinking about it. Now having sat with it I'd say it's a 7.5/10 but just for the performances I'll kick it up to an 8.

Visually stunning movie in which Dev Patel was magnificent. It is a very slow burn though which might turn some people off but not me. I might want to watch this again but not sure yet.

The future is bleak in the beautifully desolate world of Dune painted by Denis Villeneuve. I did not read the novel or see David Lynch's 1984 version but loved this movie and want to now. It is a bit of a slow burn but at the same time is immensely gripping and leaves you wanting to watch the next 3 hours.

Can't believe I haven't seen this movie sooner. Saw a post of best female performances and watched this shortly after. Not only was Charlize brilliant but the movie was amazing as well. Definitely a must watch film and I will have her performance in this on my mind when making any best of lists.

What a great episode. If the entire show was episodes like this and they didn't focus on the town or any side plots, it might be one of the best shows of all time

It's episodes like this where I wish we had the ability to give it 100 stars instead of 10

I've loved the series up until now but this was the type of episode I was waiting for. Brilliant!!!!

In the middle of a rewatch and loved this episode so much I wanted to rate it. Usually the ratings are spot on in my opinion but I thought this should def be higher than an 8.2 so here I am lol

After watching the first 10-15 min or so of this episode I wasn't that thrilled by it but by the end I was in tears