Stiletto LB

Crafted with precision, this drama series unfolds a rich tapestry of compelling narratives and nuanced characters. The superb ensemble cast delivers performances that resonate with authenticity, elevating the viewing experience. Each episode is a masterclass in storytelling, seamlessly blending suspense, emotion, and thought-provoking themes. Visually striking and intellectually satisfying, this series sets a high bar for contemporary television, ensuring an addictive journey for its audience. A captivating triumph in the realm of drama.

Like so much really all stars were amazing and very talented.

Not everything needs to be sophisticated and intricate. I see Stiletto as the TV equivalent of junk-food, it's not very nutritious but it's a nice guilty pleasure. The plot is extremely drawn-out and needs to be significantly condensed. The actors were okay, I especially liked the performance of Falak (Dima Kandalaft) who commanded a very powerful presence on screen. Besides the acting, and mediocre writing, my major gripe with this series was the lack of originality in the screenplay and soundtrack, you see the same cuts, transitions and scenes repeated endlessly, with the same soundtrack blasting throughout, it gets so repetitive and made the series so hard to watch. I think Levantine drama could be so much better than Stiletto but nonetheless I still enjoyed the series.

The show is absolutely trivial, superficial and illogical. It is an insult to peoples' minds. It fails on all levels

The characters' reactions slow and boring and inexplicable.

I just feel very sorry that such actors and actresses agreed to partake in such stupid show. I want to ask Badih, Qays, Samer, Karees, Carlos, Dema, Nada, and others, have you read the scenario? This show is shameful and huge step down!! Especially, Badih, Qays and Karees, I would like to ask, are you serious? How could you???

I am really surprised that producers need to stoop down to produce Turkish trivial drama in time the Syrian and the Lebanese drama and writers are great.

Let's talk a little about the unreasonable events of the show: First, these two women who are telling the story to the police: they are telling the events as if they were living with characters, as if they were inside their heads. Since it is impossible, then telling the story by these two women made the entire show laughable!! Second, Falak is given unrealistic powers! The character is unrealistic even for a fantasy story! Third, fourth, fifth, etc all about the poor writing, poor imagination, poor scenario, and poor acting.

I would like to say, stop following Turkish drama because it's very stupid and it makes you look stupid!

Wonderful script and " chapeau bas " for some actors like Dima Kandalaft , Karess bashar and samer massri a bit slow yes i admit but it worths the watching too many episodes yes ,, they can be summed up to 30 or 40.

The show is great after all regardless any flaws and very slow motions in scenes most of times from the EP 01 to early 70s it shows so many mysteries and hidden secrets , some backgrounds.

The mystery of the crime never reveals unless all the suspects uncover their true faces and of course slowly unlike any other shows that finish up everything in the final episode and then it uncovers it all.

Kinda like watching a Lebanese version of desperate housewives. It's not the worst thing I've watched I've seen a lot worse. The main reason I came to review this is because of how frustrating it is just watching Alma. The character is so annoying I can't deal. I don't feel I want to even see the end because of how annoying her and Karim are. If it wasn't for the rest of the crew and the fashion in it I would have given up ages ago but I'm stil watching it in hope someone kills them both off. It's quite entertaining though in a frustrating kinda way. The overall film production is beautifully done and can't fault it at all.