Ozark (Netflix, 2017) TV Show • Page 5

I doubt I'll pick this show back up.

 

That review has me excited.

 

I liked the first season enough. I’ll watch

 

Yeah I enjoyed the first season. I’ll probably watch the second.

 

Anyone start S2 yet?

 

I'll probably start it tonight

 

Totally forgot about this

 

I’ll start it this weekend

 

Just finished the first episode. God, I love this show.

 

Already half way through. Can’t stop watching lol

 

Just finished Altered Carbon so I’ll probably start this soon.

 

Wow Charlotte has the worst story by far this season. The writers really dropped the ball.

 

That first episode holy shit

 

Only just starting the third episode of season 1 and I'm really loving this show so far

 

So glad Mason is finally gone.

 

I should have stayed out of the thread.......

 

One more episode left. It was pretty obvious Darlene was going to get to Jacob first. Definitely a step down from season one, wasn’t thrilled with a few directions they went and it brought the show to a hault at times — certainly hope next season is less political too.

 

Well, I loved how they left off and where it could go — thinking next season could be better.

 

Midway through and really enjoying this.

 

I love this show, but I really just have to say that I can’t stand the character of Marty Birds daughter!!!! Please tell me that I’m not the only one that is beyond annoyed by her!!!

 

I'm only a few episodes into S2, but every episode something happens and I'm like "Aww they're so fucked" haha this show gives me stress.

 

I finished episode 4 last night and had to stop myself from watching more since I had to wake up early this morning. Too much stress!

 

Some of the camera angles/cinematography have been very on point this season.

 

Favorite one is pretty much the start of Episode 1:

 

Finished this over the weekend. I feel for Ruth. She's such a tragic character, especially this season it seemed.