Season 1 – Kiss Me First

Audience Reviews

View More

Clare A @RT39862728 Jan 11, 2024 I feel like there wasn't enough depth to the characters. The show throws you into a character's world and before you know what's going on, it's over. It even fails to connect us with the main characters. The only thing we know is that Leila is fierce and determined and that's ultimately her undoing. The lack of character depth disconnects the audience from the plot of the movie. You finish it disoriented because it was good but you don't believe it was. See more @RT86191688 Jan 3, 2024 I liked it. Shame that they cut the episodes to 6, it was noticeable. Psychological scifi thriller. Could have had a few more twists and turns. Left the story with an open end....AI? Or A son?. I did like the Characters and story. Encore... See more Mar 3, 2022 It was horrible. Don't pay attention to those who says if you like teen shows or angst teen movies you will like it, the only good thing about the show is the firs episode and then it goes downhill. The plot is no sense, the characters are no sense, the world is no sense, nothing works and everything is full of plotholes. Trust me in this one See more inta k @intuciic Dec 10, 2021 quite interesting story See more whoknows w @RT92094318 Jun 30, 2021 Inconsistent and non-sensical. Jumping about here and there. The dialogues are trying so hard to be witty/deep but they turn out just cringeworthy. Somehow one person can "command" others with no explanation as to how. Some may think it's a great breakthrough with the cleverest of plots, but it really falls flat on it's back and it basically an ok-graphics, shame-about-the-game type of thing.. See more Jul 8, 2020 I believe that what made me enjoy this more than some others here is that I wasn't disappointed when the VR failed to offer a brave new world. The VR did exactly what I have found other virtual worlds to do: Offer a hidden place for the lonely and the damaged to congregate and have conversations that change their lives, and not always for the better. This is not the story of a game. This is the story of a cult. And season 1 does not wrap up that story. The cat-and-mouse relationship between Shadowfax and Adrian that develops breaks the theme leading up to it, which was to show how the virtual world offered an escape from real life - and how it utterly failed to. Nevertheless, I found it compelling, though not ultimately satisfying. I honestly don't know what people were confused about. A lot is left unsaid, but if you can read facial expressions and figure out situations, you can see the patterns of abuse in people's lives that lead them to Red Pill, and to the things they do there. Maybe you have to be familiar with abuse and cults to understand - I'm not sure. But when you're adding up the signs, I wouldn't say the pacing is slow at all. If you want action, this is not the show for you. It's not a show for fantasy, either - it's very real, which is why it comes across as so bleak. This is a story about abuse and manipulation. This is a story about how and why we touch one another, how we need to do so, and how that can all go terribly wrong - or just right enough for us to survive another day. See more Read all reviews

Kiss Me First — Season 1

My Rating

Read More Read Less WRITE A REVIEW EDIT REVIEW POST RATING