Season 3 – The Sinner

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Joy C @RT91266761 May 27 I"m about 6 episodes in and I'm so annoyed that, well, I'm here. The season goes NOWHERE. We're supposed to find the idea of two men hooked on the idea that Violence = Truth so deep and compelling that we want to follow on the protagonist's tortured ManChild journey of self- and other-destruction. Again Det. Ambrose's behavior is so unbelievable that it begs the question how he has a job in law enforcement at all, let alone a senior position. Being a tortured man who won't get help despite sabotaging his life and every one around him isn't the stuff of entertainment; it's a tired, uninteresting trope that any group of straight women talking over a bottle of wine has ranted about since the dawn of time. See more Ham B @Hambonejuice May 18 Portrait of a White Man Punching a Wall— it’s nothing new. A stray dog taking a dump exhibits better character development. See more E G @RT54576032 Apr 3 The other seasons were ok but this one was so bad. I feel bad for the actors because they made the best of a really really bad script. The descent of the villain into madness was just such a stretch. See more Robert L @Huflungpu Jan 13 I hung in there because I like the show (first two seasons), but this isn't the direction I would have went. The first two seasons had a mystery to it and you learned as you went. Plus, they didn't dabble in annoying culture topics. I would prefer not to watch 8 episodes of someone battling their sexuality. Hopefully season 4 goes back to it's roots thematically. See more Brady R. @BRICE24 Dec 15 Matt Bomer was phenomenal as Jamie, but this season was utter dog shite. It felt like it was being dragged out; this season could've been 4 episodes shorter. It was very boring and predictable at times. See more Kele J @RT48180291 Sep 1 the plotline for this season is like if a middleschool boy discovered Nietzsche, came to the conclusion he was God, and then moved through life with the assumption he is the only one allowed to decide who lives and who dies, what the right thing to believe is, all while holding "free thought" close to his heart. like truly, i could not imagine a worse plotline if i tried - it screams "man experiences adversity for first time in his life, decides to kill about it". truly astounding and made the whole family mad so definitely helped heal some bonds through sheer accumulated anger we all felt towards both harry ambrose (who we've now decided should take his sciatica AND his collective brain cell count of 1 to the retirement home ASAP) and towards jamie. even the dogs were mad. overall though, nobody's actions in this season made sense, ambrose acted like he lost all critical thought after his little hypnosis moment in the previous season and spent pretty much the whole season impeding the investigation he wanted to solve so bad and tailing behind his main suspect like a dog on a leash (which - granted - he might be into that). like seriously harry??? your grandson gets kidnapped and threatened with a gun and then runs away into the forest when you get into a scuffle with said kidnapper that ends in you being SHOT and when you go and finally manage to shoot the kidnapper, your first thought isn't to..... go after your grandson?? who is now in the woods??? and is apparently quite far away from any civilization?? but instead you choose to..... comfort the kidnapper while he dies because the guy's "scared" and "doesn't want to die" and "doesn't want to be alone" (even though his ass didn't gaf when it came to any of the victims he killed who all a) didn't want to die b) were scared and c) were alone) like..... it gets to a point man not to mention the ENDLESS repetition of this stupid philosophy bs that only makes sense if you've conveniently never attended a philosophy lecture in your life See more Read all reviews

The Sinner — Season 3

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