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Audience Reviews for See: Season 1

• Apr 30, 2022

  YES... Just a total YES!
  Dustin L
• Apr 26, 2022

  The fact that the critic score is so low on this series proves that rotten tomatoes is bought and paid for, that critics wouldn't know their ass from their hand if they tried, and that Hollywood elites, in general, are completely disconnected from what the majority of viewers crave. We need a new site to go to for reviews and a higher caliber of critics, because the only review score you can trust on this site is audience score. I mean, for god's sake, they actually thought The Last Jedi was groundbreaking, while this show is supposedly bad? What a bunch of trolls.
  

  Philip G
• Mar 31, 2022

  Perfectly sets the world it visualizes.
  Ahmad M
• Mar 09, 2022

  So far it's a great show that makes a person realize how much we take our sight for granted.
  

  Tom F
• Mar 07, 2022

  This series so far is absolutely fantastic. The show is perfectly cast across the board, and Momoa once again shows he is equally good in scenes of vulnerability as he is in scenes of action and strength. I very much enjoy a story where I am shown a world of continual interest, and the cast does great work bringing it to life. Just by presenting everything in the context of non-sighted characters makes the recognizable story line of post-apocalyptic humanity worth viewing. Details like common fight scenes become fun to watch as the creators considered how such action would take place between humans who cannot see each other, and without the crutch of magic or technology you might see in a fantasy or sci-fi version of the same concept. The underlying idea that humanity's ability to be equally creative and destructive based on our sense of sight I find intriguing, and while none of the general ideas presented are new I do think it is timely that we are asked to look again at our potential for the negative.
  Elizabeth C
• Feb 24, 2022

  Imagine a world, 500 years into the future, where all of humanity has gone blind except a few "gifted" individuals. Scattered remains of our current world lay forgotten. Cars, grounded planes, buildings left to fall into ruin. Throughout two seasons of this show, there is no music, yet we are led to believe in the final episode, the only song to survive is "Lullaby" by Shawn Mullins?? There were not enough shirtless Jason Momoa scenes to make up for this disaster. Save your sight for any other show on Apple TV. You would need to actually be blind to love this show.
  Ashley A
• Jan 28, 2022

  Starts out slow, but speeds up and develops quite well. Acting is really good. Story line, cinematography, production are excellent. I think the writing could improve a little, but overall, very well produced and acted
  Reza B
• Jan 27, 2022

  See (season 1) See is a creation of a new reality and world of its own, one that's almost entirely devoid of the logic we're used to. The pacing can sometimes be slow and boring, and it's littered with filler moments but the cast's execution was a delight to behold, especially Jason Momoa and Sylvia Hoeks. If you can throw away logic and ignore the inconsistencies, it's an entertaining series.
  

  Excel A
• Jan 26, 2022

  A serie mas top q ja vi
  

  Junior L
• Dec 29, 2021

  I initially turned this off after an episode and a half. The queen. The queen turned me off a bit. That was a mistake. My brother recommended I go back and give it a try and I am glad he did. When you consider the amount of story, world building, action, and visuals packed into eight episodes it is nothing short of astounding. Is it perfect, no. The twins and their decisions are annoying. Other than that well worth the journey. Enjoy!
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