La bestia en mí

Exciting, but I find Aggie's constant, overwrought behavior so over the top. More subtlety would have made it stronger. I keep thinking, "she needs some tranquilizers?" All that sighing, those exasperated looks, that panic. It would have been more believable if there were some relaxed moments, even if you have PTTS, which is also present. A minor drawback.

I started watching the series without any expectations, and only because the storyline is one of my favorites: psychological and criminal. The series is magnificent from every angle, the best I've seen this year, and let me tell you, I watch a lot!

I don't know the two main actors, with the roles of Angie and Nile in the series, but I never compare it to other shows because each actor wears a different wig in every role they play, that's why they are called actors.

All the actors are simply magnificent and the tension grows as the series progresses; I didn't find it predictable at all, on the contrary, there is a lot of edge of your sofa situations and unexpected twists.

If you like crime thrillers then this one won't dissapoint you.

It is an artistic thriller!

Creepy, tense, unsettling, and just a great psychological masterpiece.

How can eating a chicken be so terrifying?

I squirmed for the entire scene.

Great performances by the two leads. Nice supporting cast. Rhys is a standout and absolutely steals every scene he is in.

I spent time pondering why Aggie seems to be drawn to this man when everything is screaming "Get as far away as possible!".

Editing, production design ,lighting and sound design are top notch.

It appears that quite a few raters and reviewers take serious issue with Claire Danes character in this mini series. I understand it. During the first half of the first episode I couldn't help but notice that she was playing almost the same personality as her tortured agent in Homeland. But I pressed on and started to really enjoy the tense and blunt interactions between her character and the slick sociopath/psychopath played so well by Matthew Rhys. I really loved the locations as well.

I have only watched the first episode but by the end I wanted to keep watching into the early hours. I just wanted to leave a quick review because there are so many very poor reviews and some very praising reviews. The praising ones aren't fake. I personally look forward to the rest of this show. Try it. You will know by the end of the first episode if it's for you.

I am not annoyed by Claire Danes but to be honest I haven't seen Homeland. I think she acts really good here. But I also thought Joaquin Phoenix was a good actor but then I saw Napoleon and saw joker playing him. So I understand the sentiments. In my opinion this show is good and within recent poor productions across all platforms really outstanding, like to drink water in the desert. The acting is really great, story is solid, the length is just accurate. I liked Claire's character's anxiety. The characters behave in a rational way within circumstances, which I am sensitive about after seeing movies and show where the characters behave like idiots sometimes. Definitely recommend.