Perry Kate Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Teddie Blake The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

Yash Wade Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

Lucia Ayala It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

kodiencasa "This is a true story" Bad way to start. First thing on every chapter, and that's a lie. Creators should respect the audience and not knowingly lie to them. That's a NO for me, and a 1 star rating... no matter how's the rest.

morrisonliz Halfway through season 1. Can't take how obnoxious Lester and Molly are. Didn't know it was OK to question a murder suspect without reading their rights and while barely conscious in an ambulance. This is supposed to be good detective work? She's nothing like the character in the movie.

dumsumdumfai Season 1 is slower, Billy Bob's character Malvo is a bit too much for me. And the Biblical parallel story in the middle seems more of a filler to me. Martin Freeman's character arc is compelling, although repugnant. I can see great care in the first episode, in that to it very much resembles the movie. That's a setup. Setup for the payoff to the violence at the end of episode one. Or maybe even a setup for season 1 for Allison Tolman's character to arrive at the possible parallel (or some reference) to that of Francis Mcdermottt's character in the original movie.Season 2 moves at a breakneck pace when compared to the first , but there maybe one of two plot holes near the end. And I thought the execution by the forest is in some way similar to that in the Cohen's movie Miller's Crossing. At least I thought of it right away. Not as elaborate but reminiscent of. And for me, certain character motivation is not as clear or probable. Like the native Indian's mindset near the end, which needed a voiced over - a sign of lack of clarity.Very enjoyable overall because the story is solid, focused and meticulous. And acting is first rate.

James Farley Reviewing this series really should mean reviewing each season distinctly, but I'm too lazy for that and my overall for each would be equivalent anyway. Each Fargo season is an original story, well written and superbly acted. I found myself intrigued at each beginning and sad that it was over at each conclusion. Each story is nicely eccentric in the mold of the namesake, yet not at all derivative. All of the protagonists and antagonists are engaging, fascinating, and fun to watch. Extraordinary work. Just excellent. I can't wait for them to make another season.