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masterpiece. a true work of art.

Season 1 Review: This is not just whistling Dixie. Although basically comic, and not without moments of beauty and relief, the series is a dream in which you escape one trap only to fall into another, elude your pursuer only to find him somehow before you, and where hope springs eternal only so it can be eternally snatched away. But you should watch it, anyway, and take your time

It's a great adaptation of the book series, the actors who plays the Baudelaires, they act like who knows what is the character. And, Neil Patrick Harris does a perfect Count Olaf, he is a great actor, and i clap my hands for everybody who did the series.

Season 1 Review: This is not just whistling Dixie. Although basically comic, and not without moments of beauty and relief, the series is a dream in which you escape one trap only to fall into another, elude your pursuer only to find him somehow before you, and where hope springs eternal only so it can be eternally snatched away. But you should watch it, anyway, and take your time.

The show is ok, actors and costumes appears really good and the plot is always evolving. If you are looking for something easy to see and follow could be the right choice.

Netflix's 'A Series of Unfortunate Events' does justice to the books and does the best it can with the original material. Neil Patrick Harris and Patrick Warburton bring their own twist to old characters and put some soul into the characterful TV show.

This show starts out really good with its unique production design and only improves from there ending with one of the greatest television endings of all time.