Cathardincu Surprisingly incoherent and boring

Fluentiama Perfect cast and a good story

Mjeteconer Just perfect...

Bluebell Alcock Ok... Let's be honest. It cannot be the best movie but is quite enjoyable. The movie has the potential to develop a great plot for future movies

VikenMekhtarian I though I found a great gem of SciFi that mixed Virtually Reality world with some suspense, but by the 3 episode it goes to s..t! The series Starts out as a story of a strange loner girl names Leila who is invited to a secret world in the a very popular VR game she plays. Here she meets a misfit set of players lead by a mysterious figure that feel not too unlike a cult leader. Soon she is sucked into this world which ends up consuming her life. Things start going dark, as they do, and Leila decides to save everyone in this cult and challenge the creator of this world. This is when things go from SciFi to Gothic thriller very fast. In great w first episodes The story switches from the VR world to Real Life often but by episode 3 it is mostly RL and things go south from there. Characters come in and leave without explanation. There is a chase and Leila struggles for her life all to save the life of this girl that she only just met! WHY?! Character motivation is very weak to say the least. You can kinda guess how it's going to end, but it takes soooo long to get there... and when we reach final episode we are presented with an ending that has so many loose ends it feels like it was written one one weekend. I still have questions about what exactly happened to her teacher? Who had kidnapped her exactly and why bring her to her home town? How does the creator of Zania witness the conversation without entering the VR world? Anyway, it's a really bad series even though it looked very promising.

anoukvanleeuwen Well, this series is very interesting. Those people in red pill are misfits and they all have their damage, in Azana they don't. They go there to escape and I think that that is a very good interpretation of the truth. That part of the series is really accurate.The part that confused me, was the relationship aspect. At first I was under the impression that Leila and Tess would become lovers, but then they didn't and they both seem to like men. Although they aren't lovers, Leila seems to be willing to do everything to save Tess even though she has just met her.The other thing I don't get is the title. Why is it called 'kiss me first' at one time there is a song playing called kis me first, but that is not really a reason to use that as a title right?Those things aside, I think it is a very interesting series with vey beautiful scenery inside Azana and I will definetly be waiting for season 2.

epspriggs This show shows what great writing and casting can do with a smaller budget. Bravo. Loved the show.

brittenjohnson So I watched the show, all of it, in a single day. It strays SO far from the book that I have zero appreciation for it. If the show was a stand alone, original piece, and not riding on the coat tails of a book... Then my rating my differ. The book is based in an internet forum, not a virtual reality. The book is about leila impersonating Tess on social media, which is not at all what's going on in the show. Just too many LARGE STORY CHANGING differences from the book to the show. I understand tweaking things from the book to make it have better cinematic value.. But they changed nearly everything except for the character names. Also, I won't put it past Netflix to greenlight a season 2.... Which they should absolutely NOT do.