User Reviews

Absolute cinema. The actors, story, dialogue, sets, and direction are perfect. One of the only show on netflix which truly made me feel something. Highly recommend it.

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Amazing, one of the only shows to make me cry multiple times, **** for people who like emotional shows

WHY DID THIS HAVE TO END? Loved it, the acting, the plot everything made this stand out from other drama/comedies.

Excellent series with excellent and professional soundtrack. Very lovely and good actors. I like the story of this series very much

Hidden gem of a show, very unusual in terms of plot and characters but still very enjoyable. Follows two teenagers finding themselves over a series of misadventures. Both seasons are well written and acted by all parties.

This is a really good show that focusses on two damaged people and how they can grow up while being dealt a bad set of cards. It can be extremely thought-provoking and emotional at times.

this show changed my life not literally cause i dont really think anything changed since i watched but damn its one of the best things i ve ever witnessed and i try to show it to everyone i can, didnt like the novel it was based on. but really loved both seasons.

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A horrible, depressing, hilarious season 2 about PTSD, grief, and first love. Can't recommend this show enough. (It's short!)

One of the best shows i've watched in a while. Loved both Season 1 and 2. Only thing bad about it is that it's feel too short.

The series would've been a perfect 10 if it ended halfway through episode 7, season 2. I wrote this after the first time I watched this. Now (after the second time) I think it’s perfect, especially if you’re a dude who HATES romantic movies.

I would like to fill the series of compliments, it deserves it, each of the chapters follows what season one was, to improve them every minute, until the minute that makes our heart stop, it is worth it. What a season!

The End Of The F***ing World is a very bizarre series with great characters and a great story. Because the episodes are 20 minutes max the series is very bingable. The characters have great development and are interesting.

The End of the F***ing World marks a series that in a strange (and sometimes unsettling) sense feels relatable to the typical teenage mind. With its fair share of violence, romance, suspense, and enough plot tangles to fill an afternoon of binging, the series definitely stands as something unique. The initial episode or two may spark a controversial idea, as may other certain scenes, but nonetheless that almost absurdity is the very thing that makes the show so different. Furthermore, the parallels in character development between the two leads become increasingly complex and the viewer becomes more engrossed in their personas. Although both Alyssa and James have a wide range of character developments, James' stands out as a far-from-ordinary approach to teenage love and desires. He sees a transition to a more emotional self, one that feels compelled to rebel against that same new feeling - a trope commonly felt by many teenagers when confronted with involuntary internal change. All in all, The End of the F***ing World is quite the show and should certainly be enjoyed in an afternoon, no troubling task once having started it.

I don't really have any gripes with this show. The acting, music, cinematography, writing, casting, story and pacing are all very enjoyable. Perhaps the only issue I have is the fact that it is so short. But that's not necessarily a negative