Severance

It's a rare delight to experience an original idea - a device that allows you to look at things a slightly different way, that you just couldn't before. Severance is entertaining as heck, but its main concept is so absolute in its ability to bisect the characters it gives us some new, interesting questions about how we choose our work and who we work for.

I can not think of single flaw in season one. From production design to editing, everything in the show is amazing. The world and atmosphere created, the acting, center frame kerping us tense at every single moment.. And the concept.. What a great show, I hope they can keep it up in season 2 with that banger ending.

Most promising first season I've seen in a long, long time.

God this is boring. It is really boring.

Maybe the best show I have seen examining the present of work, workplaces and labor, deeply rich with symbolism and layers of meaning, gorgeous to look at and with incredible performances. It also instigates a workers revolution and honestly, what more could I want?

Cheap and stale. Too cute and quirky for a self-proclaimed sci-fi show, yet it's not even a sci-fi show. It's a fantasy-a dull, boring one at that. It's another damn cliffhanger show-90% fluff, 10% patronizing, lazy suspense. Like most TV shows, this one doesn't value your time. It wants to be Black Mirror (with some overt copying) but fails to pack even a quarter of the intellect. It's a novel concept but it offers zero depth. Lots of pretty drone shots though! Is that how low the bar is now?

overbearing musical score. undergraduate-level philosophical allegory that philip k dick did better. annoying supporting characters. unfunny jokes. cheap cliffhangers that have show nothing but contempt for the viewer. smarmy typecast actors with punchable faces. FUCK THIS

Intriguing premise built on top of good performances and top notch cinematography. But it's unforgivable that the writers would want me to believe that a company that keeps so many secrets has so few security guards.

I've missed water cooler shows like this, and with a killer premise and plenty of mystery and patience, it definitely fits the bill.

the whole thing is to lead up to a huge cliffhanger final episode... Nothing happens, no development, none of the questions have been answered, not even any subplots resolved. Just some stagings and endless walks in aseptic white corridors leading to the final episode. Then, where the film finally should have to start, it actually ended. They somehow managed to make a cliffhanger for S2 giving nothin the whole S1. Welp - It's the tv serie and the viewer who were severed from the essence of the