A Series of Unfortunate Events
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Community Reviews
Viewers are captivated by 'A Series of Unfortunate Events' for its unique blend of dark humor and engaging storytelling. The series thrives on its quirky, cinematic style reminiscent of Wes Anderson, and the performances, especially by Neil Patrick Harris as Count Olaf, are consistently praised. The narrative's clever use of irony and the educational snippets that enrich vocabulary in a fun way are particularly appreciated. However, some find the plot repetitive, yet this doesn't detract from the overall enjoyment and the series' ability to hold the audience's interest through its twists.
👍 Brilliant blend of dark humor and educational content.
👎 Some may find the plot somewhat repetitive.
Reviews and Comments
59 reviews
je regarde vrm TLT je recommence h24 tellement cest bien, franchement mes sentiments envers cette serie n’ont pas veilli depuis la premiere fois que je l’ai regardé
“ The world is quite here ” - VFD
Recommandé par Memorizer, car vous avez aimé 'Stranger Things'.
having inside jokes with my family from this show is one of the most beautiful things, i am so grateful to be alive the same time this show came out i can recall like it was yesterday how much i obsessed with this show it’s so good for any audience
i've seen this like seven times, it might be my record for a show
There’s some serious literary genius behind this, very well written (prob because Lemony is such a good author), but slow and repetitive at times
je regarde vrm TLT je recommence h24 tellement cest bien, franchement mes sentiments envers cette serie n’ont pas veilli depuis la premiere fois que je l’ai regardé
“ The world is quite here ” - VFD
Recommandé par Memorizer, car vous avez aimé 'Stranger Things'.
having inside jokes with my family from this show is one of the most beautiful things, i am so grateful to be alive the same time this show came out i can recall like it was yesterday how much i obsessed with this show it’s so good for any audience
i've seen this like seven times, it might be my record for a show
There’s some serious literary genius behind this, very well written (prob because Lemony is such a good author), but slow and repetitive at times