ZillyPutty

I believe that there is an easy consensus that Paul Walter Hauser deserves all of the awards for his portrayal of the very twisted Larry Hall. Unfortunately for me, he is really the only one who consistently carried this series.

The writing is a bit tepid in various episodes and scenes, especially in the beginning, and feels a bit like a knockoff Guy Ritchie production at first. Mindhunter this isn't. And I hate to say it, but I found Liotta's acting to be a bit off. Kinnear was dependably good, and the always excellent Robyn Malcolm only has a small role. Egerton's appeal did improve over the course of the series.

That said, the story is quite intriguing and it is definitely a series worth bingeing. Hurrah; minimum character limit has been met!

This is a contemporary, Angeleno adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. Overall, there are some charming moments, especially involving the tías, but the movie has a lot of blah moments and the orange spray tans on the two protagonists are painfully distracting and offensive. Did they have to cast a non-Mexican in a Mexican-American role set in Los Angeles? Could you not find an actress of Mexican descent?

My rant about the spray tan and casting aside, this film actually might have worked much better as a series. The plot felt rushed and underdeveloped. More could have been done to explore the romantic tension that existed between the sisters and their romantic interests.