Euphoria (2019-) TV Series

Stars	User	Rating
3	td888	40 _29th
Wonderfully shot, but it's just not my cup of tea. A very thin story line with some cliché twists.
3	hellboy76	69 _73rd
Initial thoughts 4 episodes in, is its stylish and harsh and has a lot of penis. That being said, its definitely not boring, I just worry the long term longevity of constant degeneracy will wear thin pretty quickly.
3	Trash Puppet	10 _97th
It has everything I love; Sex, drugs, violence, psychopaths, lesbians, glitter, and manages to also be beautiful and interesting. It combines realism and fantasy so perfectly. God, I love it.
2	deaddilly	65 _37th
s1: 85 Guilty pleasure ultra. A hyper-realized highschool drama that is absolute eye candy. I'm into this. s2: 55 A complete and utter fumble
2	P u l p	30 _16th
Sorry, too American for my taste.
2	RuruSmasher	87 _61st
Ahhh, to be young and already broken inside... Euphoria is so visually pleasing and stylish and all of the characters are wonderfully realized. Jules is a freaking vision, I think I fell in love with her. "The Trials and Tribulations of Trying to Pee While Depressed" has to be the best title of a TV episode ever, and said depicted trials were so relatable, depression-wise. Each episode focuses on a character - it's been done before, but it's really well done here and empathy inducing.
1	amerigo	76 _41st
There are some interesting ideas here that are undercut by the showrunner's incessant desire to "shock and awe the normies." I mean how often must we get a rehash of the Decadent Movement, with a fresh coat of paint (now a Zoomer hue)? Yeah, I guess it's cool that it penetrated popular consciousness, but considering HBO's steady procession into taboo topics, this just seems like a natural consequence of plenty of other attempts "epater la bourgeoisie."
1	glumpy_99	72 _40th
Works better as lurid soap opera than meaningful social commentary, and its tendency to fly schizophrenically from character to character is frustrating at times; as it beds in and settles down, it does become more compelling, especially when exploiting Zendaya's quite wonderful performance, a mix of droll self-mockery and genuinely heart-breaking tragedy (her stand-alone solo episode is a brilliant highlight). If its grasp finally defeats its reach, its still a worthy experience.
1	xophoros	3 _33rd
I feel like I would have loved this at 16, or even enjoyed it at 23, but I'm 29 and this feels indulgent and kind of creepy. I don't think it's really okay for adults to be invited to be so involved in the sex and personal lives of highschoolers, even in a very entertaining and intelligent way.
1	Skottniss	90 _92nd
Very, very dark. Reminds me of Divines (2016).
1	feublo	85 _74th
HBO's latest drug invention.

Average Percentile 62.93% from 443 Ratings