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Anchored by powerful performances from Lena Waithe and Naomi Ackie, Moments in Love is undeniably slow TV, but patient viewers will be rewarded with a surprising and mature season that wears its cinematic inspirations on its sleeve. Read critic reviews
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1. Chapter 1
Air date: May 23, 2021
Now a best-selling author, Denise leads a quiet life with her wife, Alicia, in upstate New York; however, dinner with another couple leads to big questions.
2. Chapter 2
Air date: May 23, 2021
As the mood in the house grows increasingly strained, Alicia leaves town for an antique fair.
3. Chapter 3
Air date: May 23, 2021
Facing a wave of major changes, Denise grapples with feelings of guilt and failure.
4. Chapter 4
Air date: May 23, 2021
Alicia turns to a fertility clinic for help and soon finds herself on a physical, financial and emotional quest.
5. Chapter 5
Air date: May 23, 2021
A trip to upstate New York leads to reflections on the past and present for Denise and Alicia.
It was so disconnected from everything we had so far, all the fun, the characters that make this series, just gone. It really feels like I'm watching a spinoff that i never even wanted. I mean, i get that those are like real life scenarios, and it's very well scripted, but it's not what i signed up for...
I am interested to see more of this season .. and these episodes because the way it has been filmed reminded me of the French new wave. so beautiful and memorable, the idea of a fixed camera, and let life pass by in front of the camera. such an observer pov which I adore .. beautiful work
Admirable effort after Aziz Ansari was all but removed from the show. Master of None Season 3 focuses on one storyline and does a great job making the story feel realistic. The pacing is tremendously slow, but the emotion feels real. The problem with this season is that it's simply boring. The realism of this season is also its biggest problem. The plot is threadbare, and the season doesn't offer much in the way of entertainment. Overall, I wouldn't recommend Season 3 of Master of None, and I wouldn't recommend the show in general.
I thought this was fantastic. The chemistry between these two was palpable. The slowness of it is it's point- it is life, love, beauty celebrated.
I loved this season of Master of None. I identify as a masculine of center, black female (like Lena Waithe's character), so not a total surprise. A lot of the subtlety and tension depicted between the couple felt familiar. I think Lena found a way to say a lot, without saying much. The reason I loved this season so much, is how Lena depicted the fertility treatments and the strain placed on the couple while trying to get pregnant. The scene with Lena's character and the donor was done with a subtle perfection. Her silent awkwardness hints at how agonizing it must be, to meet the guy able to give your woman the gift of life, while you stand on the sidelines. My wife and I went through a similar experience before we ultimately decided to adopt. This tv show helped me realize just how (emotionally) painful IVF treatments can be for the other partner. I also loved how the scenes were styled and shot. The colors, textures and overall vibe of each scene felt effortlessly beautiful. This season isn't for everyone, it's for the lesbians. And it delivers in a big way!
Echoing others, Season 1 & 2 were fantastic. The ending of Season 2 left you anxious to see where it went and hop right into Season 3. It didn't even feel like the same show. Like not a bit. Complete departure from the fun and morally strong characters and episodes that take on a real life topic each time. I mean, don't get me wrong, the acting in Season 3 is fine but it makes absolutely no sense. So disappointed.
I'm not sure we even finished the first episode. This was a hard pivot from the season 1 and 2.
so awful, i loved seasons 1 & 2, but this was unwatchable. VOMIT
it took me a while to warm up to it. The first 2 seasons were significantly more interesting than the last season. The final season was plodding & tedious ... and relatively uninteresting.
Imagine if you went to a hockey game and a Yoga class broke out. Or bought tickets for the next Batman movie, and it was all about Cat Woman staying at home to tend to her goldfish. Feel disappointed much? That's pretty much how I felt embarking on season three of master of none. A complete bait and switch. A tedious, slow and boring story that is a complete departure from the first two seasons. If you like the genre depicted in season three, fine. But if you're watching Master of none for its characteristic wit and charming ideosyncracies, they are not present in season three. I couldn't even make it through the first episode without fast forwarding, and abandoned the entire season after watching only a short bit of the second episode. Give me hockey. Give me Batman. Don't give me something that is completely inconsistent with what I bought a ticket to see.
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