Season 1 – Furies

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Shayaan Z @Shayaan Jan 4 Fast paced, great storyline and action packed. There isn't enough words to describe the binge and thrill each episode brought!! See more Peter M 12/28/2024 Lots of acton, storyline twists and thrills! I like it. Recommended! See more Vanessa S @VanessaSimon 11/05/2024 I love a show where you fall in love with the characters. The main character she is tough and you fall in love with her and the story. See more Sir G 07/17/2024 The story just doesn't pick me up. Another case of 5 months of training will turn you into John Wick. The "Underworld" has apperently more on common with your average high school than with organized crime, the main character is carrying a crazy amount of plot armor and is, in my opinion, not really that likeable. 2/5 not terrible but i did not enjoy it - wouldn't recommend See more Jan C 04/04/2024 „Deus ex machina” sums this show up quite well. It is made from scenes which separately look quite well and sound ok, but there is almost no logic connecting them at all: why would these characters assemble like that? What motivates whom? Why are these items placed like that? All that is just textures copy-pasted onto a set. Why did they do that? Because it would look nice. It’s very hard to make connection to the cast if everyone is a cartoonish cut-out. See more PA L 03/26/2024 I live in Paris, so I'm willing to accept the premise that the entire city is like a postcard, and that it is riddled with crime (neither of which is true, but that's fine), but not logical inconsistencies such as the main character first saying she got her ass kicked in boxing class when she was young, then she never got punched before going to jail (well, which is it?), then becoming an expert fighter in a matter of months from a book. Not to mention the screenwriters' apparent complete ignorance of how the justice system works in any country (she goes to jail for six months with no trial, and the punishment for her assaulting a guard before being released in solitary confinement, not extension of the sentence?). The entire thing is juvenile and ham-handed, like a daydream written by a 16 year old without adult supervision. See more Read all reviews

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