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I loved Season 1, and every time I couldn’t wait for the next season to come out. But as the seasons went on, I gradually lost interest… they should have stopped with Love!

My Review – You – 10/10 I gave You a 10 out of 10 because it’s a dark, intense, and incredibly gripping series. The story of Joe Goldberg and his obsessive, twisted behavior is both thrilling and unsettling, keeping you on the edge of your seat every episode. The characters are complex and fascinating, the tension is constant, and the writing does a fantastic job balancing suspense, drama, and dark humor. It’s a show that’s addictive, shocking, and unforgettable. This is why You is a 10/10.

Fantástico, cosas repetitivas temporada tras temporadas pero siempre se puede mejorar.

Amazing series, well written, lovely directing! def a fan favorite, and season 5 oulala was as the french would say fantastique!

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This show has an incredible habit of being boring at the start of a season. This could be much better with like 6 episodes in the season because all you do is wait for the 2 last episodes just to get a little dopamine of something finally happening. Most of the characters are annoying. Joe himself doesn't bring any positive feelings. The whole show is quite predictable with the same patterns of new characters in new seasons. The only good things I can mention are the good artistic ideas and philosophy.

Pensé que iba a ser una chickflick más, pero estuvo mucho más entretenida de lo que esperaba.

Very fun to watch. I don't know how to put this but watching psychopaths in movies and **** is too relatable wtf.

Netflix greatly overestimates how "dangerously charming" Joe is. To anyone over 18, he's not charming. He's creepy. Anyone who's dated more than two or three people wouldn't be able to take the show seriously. The actor they cast in the lead role is too short and dweeby to pull off the kind of character they wrote for him, but it comes off as even more comical because the woman they got to play his obsession would have already dated a million obsessive psychopaths by the time she ran into him. She's ten times out of his league, would have already seen all the blazing red flags before, and would have said yes to a restraining order before a date with him. And the idea he could have bedded these women is also laughable. Unless he was a rich actor of course. It's a good premise, but with a horribly miscast 5'9" dorky actor hitting on women 10 times out of his league, the whole show seems silly.

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This show has a repetitive formula and I don't care. I'm a **** for internal dialogue and Joe gives plenty of that with the stupidest conversations in his head. Even with the formula, every season feels very different.

First thing .. incredibly difficult to find this title with the MetaCritic search engine. I oftentimes have to search for the title of certain shows or films on the internet in the hopes to find a MetaCritic link. The first season was intriguing with a few comparative devices to the Dexter series but quite forgivable to bring the genius of that show to a younger audience. That being said, I would give season 1 a 6 because it had not yet quite gelled into its own at that point Season 2 was a vast improvement over the first. With a more 3 dimensional love interest who was extremely well cast. The supporting cast was also top notch and well fleshed out. I also really enjoyed the spectacle of spoofing the incredibly shallow people in L.A. Tee hee although, could have gone further but would probably risk cancellation for the sacrilege. There were so many textured personalities that were put on display it felt like how one of those cupcakes must have tasted baked by Love. I give season two a 9.. it really was that good. Currently on episode 7 of season 3 and I have some misgivings already. It bothers me when they paint a portrait of say the incredibly vain and shallow neighborhood vamp/villain and then do an about face and she suddenly is spouting Gandalf level wisdom and advice. WTF? The other thing which really is the main thing that I have a problem with is that so much of this seasons premise is based on everyone committing adultery. Not only do I despise adultery but it makes me sick to my stomach how it is portrayed as the ," new normal". Almost as if the subtext is taken straight from the BLM website advocating to ," destroy the western notion of the nuclear family" before they realized that people actually read their mission statement before they took it down. I also feel that this is not consistant with Joes' character that has been established. Joes' motivations are no longer trying to contain his murderous impulses but rather to contain his adulterous impulses.. THAT IS A MAJOR SHIFT IN THE WHOLE PREMISE of the show!!! ... last thing.. doesn't everyone know that wireless baby monitors can be picked up with most basic of scanning devices? I bet that is going to come back and bite them in the butt. We will see. I will update this review once I'm done with this season.

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"You" is a psychological study of a psychopath. The story demonstrates how an individual might plausibly convince himself that murdering annoying and selfish people is morally justifiable – or, perhaps justified within the context of loving and protecting someone. The plots are intriguing and hold your attention. From an abnormal psychological disorder analysis, this particular mentally ill individual might not quite fit into what might be taught in a college introductory course in psychology. It is that inconsistency of abnormal psychological behaviors mixed with normal behaviors that make the story interesting. The psychopath’s dichotomy of behaviors plays out over the first season and culminates as the first season concludes. As a strange plot device, the psychopath has an inexplicable habit of keeping items that prove he has committed murder - which occasionally are discovered by others. The acting is very good as are all the technicals… editing, directing, casting, etc.

Show only continuous due to Joe being the luckiest murder on the planet. Of course, you can suspend belief but this show has frequent events that would be solved by so many of the people calling 911. The show just ends up frustrating me as I sit there seeing characters portrayed as having average intelligent people behaving like people who have never heard of a phone.

Dios santo, cuanta basura junta. No le doy un 1 porque por lo menos es palomitera y vale la pena verla un rato para burlarse de lo penosa que es a ratos. Es otra telenovela de papá Netflix, totalmente olvidable.

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I never have seen a single Dexter episode, but "You" is a real new experience in TV-series for me The best thing in "YOU" in a main the meaning of itself, that in this time you can find ALL information about ANYBODY IN JUST 3 CLICKS ON SOCIAL MEDIAS This Netflix original is very important for all cinematograph

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The series is very disturbing, it catches you from the first chapter. It's bittersweet, you just enjoy and suffer at the same time.