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Butterfly fart weight characters apart from Alexander Skarsgard. The dialogues of the human characters really don't add anything to the story. Then why are they talking? And in this film, as in so many other contemporary works, they force the same-sex relationship on the viewer, even if it's completely unimportant from the story point of view. Here we are in the 21st century. We haven't achieved much, but that has also become less over time.

Feather-lightweight acting, apart from Tom Hardy, who brings his usual (but good) figure.

Most of the the women are not even real but a bunch of plastic surgery relics only. Where is the original and untouched female beauty these days? Thought-provoking.

I started the series with high hopes, then I had it until the third part.

I don't really understand the 6-8 ratings and Guys Richie either. Wasn't there time for quality work or what happened to this filming? A depressing result. It really is. I hope the production had insurance against bad acting so the investors can receive some money back. Otherwise, it was a waste of investment.

Overrated movie series. It's overloaded with metaphorical psycho-babble that tries too hard to sound deep, but ends up feeling hollow and pretentious. The characters are underdeveloped, lacking depth or meaningful arcs, which makes it hard to care about any of them. The story rushes forward at a breakneck pace, never allowing enough time to build tension or emotional engagement.

It features deliberately "hyper-exotic" murder scenarios that seem designed more for shock value than for storytelling. These crime scenes feel artificial and forced, as if they were included just to be bizarre or provocative. The entire series comes across as a chaotic jumble of increasingly mindless crimes, thrown together in a way that lacks coherence or necessity. It tries so hard to be edgy and bold, but the effort feels unnecessary and even desperate. What could have been a thoughtful, gripping series is ultimately just overhyped noise.