BoardChiri Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

Kidskycom It's funny watching the elements come together in this complicated scam. On one hand, the set-up isn't quite as complex as it seems, but there's an easy sense of fun in every exchange.

Philippa All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

jodyfranz I really enjoyed the first season (10 episodes) of this show. It was a bit slower than I thought but it was still very captivating. Acting was great from everyone. I had just finished listening to a podcast about Jerry Brudos so it was interesting to see him pop up in this show. The only thing I didn't like was how the season ended. It wasn't so much about the content as it was the pacing. It felt like just another episode like I am missing one or something. It wasn't a cliffhanger and it didn't finish any of the story arcs it just kind of ends. I think maybe I was expecting a big police shoot out or a kidnapping or the reveal of a a new killer, so it could just be the frame of mind I was in while watching. This does not take away from how good the show is, just a point that kind of stuck with me when it was over. Very much looking forward to Season 2!

gitaarmike Dont believe the High ratings. I watched all 10 episodes and it was boring man

Uatu the movie watcher I wasn't even planning on writing a review for this title, I just came to give it a score. But I was really puzzled by a string of very negative reviews. Considering their bundled nature, this might be a mob with an agenda. Perhaps they're alt-left feminists angry at the Freudian analysis going on in the series? Maybe I'm grasping at straws, but there's no way that the people who are giving this series a 2 or 3 or even a 5 are giving an objective review. For me this series is on par with true detective. My only criticism is that the acting is a mixed bag. In the first few episodes the detectives were a little stiff and unnatural but it got better over time. The serial killers however were amazing! Among the best acting performances I have ever seen in any film or TV show! In fact I wanted to see more famous serial killers make an appearance as interviewees, but I suppose this leaves some gems for next season. I really hope Charles Manson will make an appearance, but he's a character which will be VERY hard to pull off convincingly. I'd also love to see Son of Sam, Bundy, Gacy or James Earl Ray (al of whom John E. Douglas, whom Holden Ford is based on, did in fact interview) appear in the next season.

johnnyutah-97723 Great premise and cinematography, but... I mean this was addicting and with Fincher a must watch but seemed to be carried by his name and visual excellence, as opposed to great dialogue and more entertainment. I felt like there were 2 episodes where I had to keep watching, 1 was after they got all the money for funding. So I go to the next episode and it WASN'T even mentioned and started off on a totally different pointless tangent. I could tell from episode 1 not much was going to happen and it was going to cliff hang hard for a second season which it accomplished but I mean... come on, not necessary. Very weak in actual knowledge and insights. We get that no one really knew what they were talking about, but we should understand 45 years later. One minute they are ground breaking new terminology the next they are doing road school the next they are interrogating witnesses. The plot was weak and the fact this received a 96% on RT and True Detective season 1 got an 86% means that the world is officially upside down. So what is the second season of Mindhunter going to get? 126%? Doesn't make sense to me. I would personally give this first season a 69%. Debbie sucked Bill is the man Holden goes from being a young know it all, to a smug know it all.