Bardlerx
Strictly average movie
Exoticalot
People are voting emotionally.
WillSushyMedia
This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.
Humaira Grant
It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.
patofox_m4a1
I was really excited to take a look at this show because of Aziz Ansari. I saw him before on Parks and Rec and of course some of his stand-up material as well. I found a wonderful show, with colorful characters and entertaining conversation that always left me wanting for more. The show basically deals with Ansari's character Dev's life in New York City. We get to know his closest friends, his professional and love life through the strongest weapon of this show in my humble opinion: the dialogue. Each episode deals with a theme in particular, which I believe are the same themes and topics that Aziz Ansari addresses in his own stand-up routines. Many of these themes includes Dev's religious parents and indian idiosyncracy, his love for food, being a struggling indian actor, technology, the elderly, women and dating. All of these is seen through the eyes of Ansari's offbeat character, and the mixture of characters that comprise his group of friends which include his black lesbian friend, his Asian-descent friend and a tall chubby white friend, along with other characters of Indian ethnicity like his parents and some of his fellow actors. So, talk about diversity right? This combination of characters is another thing that really makes this show, besides its humorous script and the ever-loving context of the city of New York. I watched it and fell in love, now is your turn.
joluis
I watched it caused it won best actor. Can't understand why. They main character is just an OK actor. The others looks a little forced.
There's nothing funny about this series. The directing and editing are weak. Several takes don't match. For example, the main character looking at the front and in the next take we see he's talking to people or camera that are lower. It´s just an example. There are so many things that look off.
Robin Sayer
I don't know who is responsible for the deftness of this show, but it is just beautifully done.Each and every episode seems to be able to pull some magic from somewhere new and I constantly find myself feeling like I'm watching some classic movie.A beautiful episode which shows a 12 year old dev visiting his female black classmate every thanksgiving and tells the story of how she comes out to her family. This story is told with such love and finesse - that I don't think I've seen finer storytelling.The cinematography is also out of this world - and this type of series just puts your typical HBO romcom to shame.
skumana
I enjoy this show because it is very funny and makes a point without being preachy. Master of None keeps the humor alive while talking about religion and sexuality without bashing on those that do not agree with their point. The show voices its opinion without demoralizing those who do not agree with it. I feel the show is also very good at showing the emotions of the characters with camera angles and long shots. The dialogue is amazing. A must watch.