The White Lotus
Zehi Thomas rated ★ 10/10
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The White Lotus captivates with its satirical take on the lives of affluent guests at a luxury resort, blending dark humor with social critique. Viewers are drawn to the complex characters and the series' ability to maintain suspense with its unique storytelling structure. While some find the pacing slow, the series is praised for its insightful look into societal issues and the human condition, enhanced by stellar performances and a mesmerizing setting.
👍 Brilliant satire of high society with compelling characters.
👎 Some may find the pacing slow and the themes uncomfortably dark.
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وایت لوتوس داستان فروپاشی آدمهای بهظاهر خوشبخت در دلِ یک تعطیلات لوکس است. فصل یک و اصلا دوست نداشتم فصل سه برام جالب تر از بقیشون بود بیس داستان یه چیزه، توی ییسری هتلای زنجیره ای یسری آدمای پولدار و یسری اتفاقات عجیب و بنظرم دارک طنزش هم طنز سیاهه' داستان هر فصل متفاوته و ربطی ندارن بهم
Season 1 10/10 In the season 1 finale of "The White Lotus," resort manager Armond (Murray Bartlett) is stabbed to death by Shane (Jake Lacy), a newlywed guest, after Shane gets Armond fired for refusing to provide the "Pineapple Suite". Shane, a spoiled and entitled character, is ultimately spared from any significant repercussions, while Rachel, Shane's wife, chooses to stay with him despite her reservations about their marriage. The ending leaves a lingering sense of unease and highlights the show's themes of wealth, privilege, and the consequences of unchecked entitlement. https://screenrant.com/white-lotus-ending-explained-real-meaning/ Season 2 Season 3
La saison 2 est vraiment bien le reste très bof
وایت لوتوس داستان فروپاشی آدمهای بهظاهر خوشبخت در دلِ یک تعطیلات لوکس است. فصل یک و اصلا دوست نداشتم فصل سه برام جالب تر از بقیشون بود بیس داستان یه چیزه، توی ییسری هتلای زنجیره ای یسری آدمای پولدار و یسری اتفاقات عجیب و بنظرم دارک طنزش هم طنز سیاهه' داستان هر فصل متفاوته و ربطی ندارن بهم
Season 1 10/10 In the season 1 finale of "The White Lotus," resort manager Armond (Murray Bartlett) is stabbed to death by Shane (Jake Lacy), a newlywed guest, after Shane gets Armond fired for refusing to provide the "Pineapple Suite". Shane, a spoiled and entitled character, is ultimately spared from any significant repercussions, while Rachel, Shane's wife, chooses to stay with him despite her reservations about their marriage. The ending leaves a lingering sense of unease and highlights the show's themes of wealth, privilege, and the consequences of unchecked entitlement. https://screenrant.com/white-lotus-ending-explained-real-meaning/ Season 2 Season 3
La saison 2 est vraiment bien le reste très bof