Just finished the 8 episode Netflix show "Click bait"

Very well written. You can't figure out what comes next or who did what.

I highly recommend.

I'm two episodes in and enjoying it so far.

Adrian Grenier Reveals The Motivation Behind His Permanent Move to Texas

https://citylifestyle.com/austin-tx/articles/home-and-design/be-mindful-not-afraid

Tibbers said:

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Electrical_Ag said:

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Is that Vinny Chase?

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I always wondered what happened to him after Medellin.

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I thought he made some cinema with Scorsese?

Trajan88 said:

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Adrian Grenier Reveals The Motivation Behind His Permanent Move to Texas

https://citylifestyle.com/austin-tx/articles/home-and-design/be-mindful-not-afraid

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Trajan88 said:

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Adrian Grenier Reveals The Motivation Behind His Permanent Move to Texas

https://citylifestyle.com/austin-tx/articles/home-and-design/be-mindful-not-afraid

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Too bad there's no Comanches left anymore... Ah, as long as he doesn't bring his politics, I guess he can stay

Some so-so acting in this so far.

Honestly had to wonder which network this was on prior to Netflix picking it up. Turns out it's just theirs. This thing was a mess.

Im still watching. 4 episodes to go. Some strange parts, but it's aight.

Pia looks like Jonathan Brandis from Ladybugs if you squint your eyes just right.

Well, damn.

Based on some of the reactions here, I guess I like crap shows!

haha!

It sucked me in. But it was like a rated R, made for TV, after school movie.

I found myself fast-forwarding the episodes from about #3 onward. They spend each episode diving into a specific character and their POV of everything, but then the actual killer is someone we have zero investment in at all as a viewer? GTFO with that tired theme. And also the son blasting out the "YOU'RE NOT ALLISON!!" at the girl's dad in the doorway just had my eyes rolling backwards in my head. Red herrings are fine, until everything in a given show is a red herring; then it's just exhausting and nonsensical.

Oh, and the continued use of the "media camped out and causing all sorts of noise and taking photos" theme is just so over-used. Nails on chalkboard in any show this is used in.

Wife and I watched the first episode yesterday. The acting and shaky cam was so bad that we won't be watching any more episodes. She asked "who said that this might be good?" I blamed Texags

You have to finish this
The ending is worth a good laugh

The acting is really really bad on this show. That said, Im on the 4th episode lol. Im going to finish this, just because I hate quitting.

I agree the acting was shaky, but I liked the story and it was entertaining. Pretty depressing and it does show the dark side of social media and the internet.

Lost interest after 3 episodes and looked up the rest of the plot

I was interested until the end. Thought it developed at a slow but steady pace, and I liked the structure of focusing on one character at a time as it went chronologically. The acting was ok but for a few, namely the youngest son.

The biggest let down was that the killer was a minor character's old husband who you don't meet until the last episode and are expected to believe he's fully capable of killing someone with a hammer, then both are able to keep living their daily lives without an ounce of guilt.

rynning said:

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I was interested until the end. Thought it developed at a slow but steady pace, and I liked the structure of focusing on one character at a time as it went chronologically. The acting was ok but for a few, namely the youngest son.

The biggest let down was that the killer was a minor character's old husband who you don't meet until the last episode and are expected to believe he's fully capable of killing someone with a hammer, then both are able to keep living their daily lives without an ounce of guilt.

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I mentioned this awhile back… your entire show is character-based, individualized by episode even. And then you bring in some random killer with zero investment in that person as an audience, and it makes for the cheapest, laziest, garbage of a show and ending as possible.

Anagrammatic Nudist said:

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rynning said:

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I was interested until the end. Thought it developed at a slow but steady pace, and I liked the structure of focusing on one character at a time as it went chronologically. The acting was ok but for a few, namely the youngest son.

The biggest let down was that the killer was a minor character's old husband who you don't meet until the last episode and are expected to believe he's fully capable of killing someone with a hammer, then both are able to keep living their daily lives without an ounce of guilt.

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I mentioned this awhile back… your entire show is character-based, individualized by episode even. And then you bring in some random killer with zero investment in that person as an audience, and it makes for the cheapest, laziest, garbage of a show and ending as possible.

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Totally agree. The ending was horrible. Ruined the show for me. They shouldve just let the kidnappers kill Adrian Grenier.

I thought it was decent, but my wife really enjoyed it

Show has terrrrible acting. Pie or whatever is atrocious. I took 2 screenshots of her where she looked exactly like Giovanni ribisi in one and Johnathan brandis in another but I guess Netflix screenshots just come out black. Bummer.

I enjoyed it. The Scooby Doo ending was a little silly. 'It's old Lady Doris, the Admin'. And dragging the wife and sister along was dumb, as was an old fat man outrunning a 12 year old fit kid, even if he was wounded. That fat man would have started walking after the first two minutes.

They still didn't really explain why Vinnie Chase had the dating app in the first place for old lady Doris to see.

Probably had the dating app to get back at his wife.

Show was entertaining to watch but not good enough to recommend.

The main characters haircut was distractingly bad.

I'm very bummed those screen shots didn't work. I mean it was a spitting image for those 2.