Season 2 – Beef

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Krista N @KristaN22 7h This was actually quite enjoyable. It didn’t really seem like beef and felt like a different show, but it still was interesting and built to a good ending. Better than a lot of the reviews say See more aisort T @RT63175129 3d Beef season 2 had a very high bar to uphold that was set by the first season and in my opinion, it was pretty much a total flop. From the first episode of season 1 i was hooked. Starting it off with a slap in the face reality check and drawing the setting and environment perfectly, then being able to hold that strength through the end was amazing and very impressive. Season 2 misses all of this by a mile. They spend all this time setting up characters and trying to show us who they are only to take complete 180's out of nowhere. I think that season 2 also missed the point that season 1 was going for. How in a circle of perpetual violence moved by human nature nobody is a winner - i just felt this was lacking in the series. All in all the actors were great but this season the writing just didnt follow through. 3.7/10 See more Jasper F @RT04267522 5d Personally I didn’t think Season 2 would be as good as the first but I was pleasantly surprised. The entire cast delivered on all cylinders and Lee Sung-Jin is a genius. See more Alby J @Alby99 6d I think the worst part about this show though is that every single person on this show is either an idiot, a piece of shit, or both. Genuinely have no idea who I am supposed to care about. See more Meg R @Megatron666 Jun 19 Literally so good I binged the whole thing in a day, which is so rare for me!! Charles Melton deserves all the awards (and is so cute) need so many more seasons See more Brittany Z @zimmeronlow Jun 15 Lee Sung Jin is firing on all cylinders this season. The writing and directing are just as just as punchy and smart as season 1 with even more diabolical chaos. Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan shine with undeniable chemistry as a couple struggling to work through the throws of life together. Charles Melton and Cailee Spaeny dazzle as young love clouds their hopes and dreams. A beautiful portrait on the cycles of love and relationships and the decisions we make to break free from these cycles. See more Read all reviews

Beef — Season 2

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