On the eve of the new season, I decided to review the first two, refresh my memory, then I looked at the trailer for season 3 and... I don't know, guys, I'm scared that it won't be the same at all, at least according to the trailer, vibe didn't catch on at all (( So far it's perceived as a separate independent series, is there such a moment? And of course it's frustrating that, for obvious reasons, Lexi and Fesco's line ended, they were the favorites of the second season!
@OZEROVA7: Oh, a fetishist is protecting another fetishist 👍🏽 Let's put you in a blanket and spread your legs, and the men will pump on you, nothing like that))
@camrt: Oh, one more thing. What will change from being on the show? Will fetishists engage in vanilla sex? Get dressed and spread yourself out there. Grow up already.
@OZEROVA7: banned social networks are going wild about this, yes. For some reason, in the 21st century, so many people need to be taught to distinguish between fiction and reality.
friends, is there no such thing that all these onifans of Cassie's photosets are not a story about the blabla social decline of society ... but the stupid desire of the scriptwriters to put the character in a more humiliating situation?
a poor boring series, I didn't see anything special in it , it was very difficult to finish an hour , the characters don't match themselves from previous seasons
@mrbradshaw: This is the first time I've heard that your translation is legendary. The cube in the cube is a legend, but this project has not been announced (as far as I remember).
So far, the series has seemed a bit boring. I understand Fezko was kept alive in the plot, but he was put in prison. Personally, in my opinion, it would probably be better if he didn't appear in the series. As it is, the fact that Lexi is cold to him kills me a lot more. I don't know if Cassie is stupid or something. At first, I thought that she would already introduce an online video, but then they say that this is for tik tok popularity. I'm probably watching some other tik tok and I haven't seen anything like it.... I really wanted to see Maddie. Apparently, she has risen much higher than Cassie, who is clearly jealous that Maddie is hanging out with personalities like Versace and Bieber. And there are flowers for 50k dollars that will wither really a lot. Is this the first time I agree with Nate?! Horror.
it was impossible to watch all the scenes with Cassie, how traumatized she is and does not understand the problem, there is so much sexuality in the series, concerned Sam does not change himself, only this time not teenagers, but adults
Sam Levinson is the only director in Hollywood who is not afraid of shadows. I really liked how they work with the film (somehow it didn't work out for me in the second season).
according to the plot, there were expectations for complete shit, given the number of scandals, but cheerfully. the first 10 minutes are boring, and then we accelerate normally. I thought that the main hook of the season for me would be Cassie's relationship, but no, because they wrap up the line well with Roux.
Congratulations to everyone on the start of the long-awaited season! we started well, the picture is pleasant. I have questions for the characters Cassie and Nate, who are such a repulsive couple that it's impossible to look at them. I'm glad Cassie is so jealous of Maddie.
The series is not bad, but so far it feels like a separate work, rather than a familiar euphoria.
I have some inconsistencies with Maddie, it's unclear why she suddenly decided to work hard to achieve success. According to her character's logic at the beginning, it seemed like she didn't want to work.
Cassie and Nate don't really fit together either. Maybe they'll reveal it later. But it's not at all clear why Nate was so patient and why Cassie was twirling him around as she wanted.
In general, not all lines seem logical to me yet, even if we make allowances for growing up.
Let's see how the authors reveal the characters further.
@perekat__: Well, I'm not devaluing other people's work now, but Maddie doesn't work in the mine, but in an office niche, she hardly lifts anything heavier than a smartphone.
I disagree about Nate and Cassie. Nate literally says that he is not going to tolerate liberties on her part, because if investors get fired up, he will have a hard time in business. Plus, he's clearly not averse to maintaining this relationship.
Cassie doesn't exactly rule either, she's just trying to signify some kind of independence, and that's not very successful.
So far, it's absurd, ridiculous, funny, I can't find the words, haha, but it's too early to judge. I really agree with the idea that five years have passed, but as the audience saw these characters for the first time, almost nothing has changed, except for the locations and the color scheme. and they don't learn anything, even after the deaths, all the drama and destruction , I wonder how Nate and Cassie's line will unfold, will it suck and romanticize or is reflection real? for now, I like a certain outwardly ideal suburb, but behind the facade there is such a void (David Lynch's film reminded me of "blue velvet", which also explores the dark side of a quiet American town), and Nate is generally a darkie, yelling
@sbrnlvv: For some reason, I'm sure after this episode that Cassie will burn down in front of some investor of Nate's, there will be a scandal, they will cross paths with Maddie, and Nate will realize that he made a mistake in choosing a wife and will roll the balls to Maddie again.
The first episode of the third season differs from the usual vibes of the first two. They moved from neon to Westernization, tumbleweeds and a wall on the US-Mexico border.
It was shot normally, without the artificial fashion for geometrically correct shots with their lifelessness, and it's beautiful in its own way.
Zendaya is still the best actress. And how beautiful she is, at the same party among the identical models, she is almost the sexiest with pointed nipples through a cheap T-shirt, curls and vivacity on her face.
The music is good, although it's not as memorable in isolation from the series.
Some kind of general style is maintained, nothing falls apart.
This is only the first episode of the season, we need to look further to see how it will be.
But for Zendaya's sake, why not?
Although the plot of her character, and in general, such crap can only be furiously condemned.
The season is clearly different from the previous two, and it's not good for him. Maybe things will change in the next episodes, but there's not much hope.
I haven't reviewed previous seasons. I remember I didn't like the second one, but I decided to watch the third one, especially since it's been 4 years.
It's normal for the first episode to smoothly resemble the plot. But I don't have any expectations at all)
@camrt: Yes, what a good one, he's a narcissist and forbids something to Cassie, not to take care of her, but so that she doesn't embarrass him, and in the end, his woman will be on him anyway.
43 million dollars of debt with modern prices feels like a one -bedroom apartment in the suburbs 😅 It's a pity that Maddie was so little, she's my favorite character, I hope there will be more. In general, the series feels like a separate series, not like season 3, but let's see what happens next. And will anyone in this series have a happy ending, or a direct path to a social pit or psychological trauma after school?
@Liyuuuuunder: Yes, in principle, I saw a rumor that Maddy would be very little. And Alexa Damie ends her acting career due to the fact that either there are few roles, or she doesn't like it anymore and focuses mainly on music or fashion, I don't remember exactly what
@kinetesa: I recently came across a video of some wedding planner who was talking about the approximate cost of a twilight wedding, and she said that the decoration with flowers there was about 10 million rubles))) So Cassie still saves a lot of money.
@kinetesa: I also think it's a reference to previous seasons, and the scene in the bathtub with Cassie, which is surrounded by them and looks like a painting.
@lady_kana: I think Alexa Demi is cool. And the fact that she said she wasn't getting accepted anywhere anymore, which is why she wants to end her film career (she's tired of going to auditions and getting rejected), it's a big sadness. I would love to see her somewhere else.
@stellary: Alexa, by the way, as far as I know, is a close friend of Bella Haddid, Haley, or someone from the Kardashians (she often hangs out with them there). I thought they'd show us photos together when Cassie was flipping through Maddie's Instagram.
and it's also very funny that at the moment with Lexi, when her place of work was shown, at some kind of meeting, the workers discussed "we need to be attentive to what we show on the screen, as it affects the viewer's worldview," they shot themselves in the knee or decided that it was funny. Trolling your viewers
For some reason, no one noticed the appearance of Sharon Stone in the series) Well, I'll note) a gorgeous woman) I agree that season 3 is still out of everyone, but! It doesn't have to be like all the previous ones. First of all, 4 years have passed in real life, and 4 years have passed in the series. The color scheme can be understood) if they lived in a neon world then, now it's a real world. It would be strange if, in adulthood, they would still be walking around in sequins and in a neon night, they now have bright working days, and not nights of hanging out in neon)) It all makes sense to me. Whoever fought for something ran into it. With Ru, everything is more than clear. Lexi and Fesco, too (I think the fact that he wasn't killed in the series is just a tribute to the actor and the character, because if they had killed him here, there would have been a tsunami of critics, saying that such a person was simply forgotten about him!) Madi, I think, will do more things) Cassie, she's still got zero in her head, and everything that drives her is to prove and show me how great she and Nate are, like you're hanging out with the stars, and I have flowers for 50 thousand bucks. Nate, he was shown in a couple of moments, and there's not much of an air of being an exemplary family man. Let Jules or Madi flicker on the horizon, we'll see right away how his calmness will evaporate)) ahaha Yes, the color is different, the dynamics are different too. But compared to other TV series that produce sequels a la "10 years later", there is even more heaven and earth with the original) As for the onifance themes and SO on, it was all very relevant and popular at the time of filming, which is why it is reflected here. Levinson's story is always about falling below the bottom. So.... I liked it, I'll wait for the rest of the season)
With Ru, everything is clear. She's a pathetic bastard, and I don't have any sympathy for her at all. However, just like any other addicts. She lives so calmly and ordinarily, like what's the big deal, I'm a drug courier, it's all because of Lori. Lori is scum, but Roo is no better. There's something going on with the sponsor... The scene where she and a big-lipped girl swallow drugs is just disgusting. My first thought is that it would be better if you both died. Cogs in the death system. It is clear that if not them, then there will be others. But it's like there's zero reflection. I'm a drug courier, OK yes. I'm going to visit Lexi.
Cassie is also on her level - humiliation as the meaning of life. How terribly empty she is inside. It's unbearably scary to realize that such people exist. It's like Nate is pretending to be normal. When he gets bombed, it's going to be epic. It was interesting for me to watch him last season. I think his true nature has not gone away. I'm not interested in Lexi and Madi at all. Sharon Stone is a beauty!))
Of course, the beauty of the shot and the camerawork are at the level of really old Hollywood vibe, I love that! But what happened to Cassie's character!? It's just pathetic and ridiculous.… And Nate has gone from being a sociopathic abuser to a hubby who tolerates everything?! I don't know, it's all so comical and unrelated to previous seasons.
I've been waiting for this season sooooo much! So far, the feelings are mixed, but maybe they will swing. I didn't really like that the Fsco was put away, I think it would have been better if they had removed him during that raid, as if it would have looked more logical, and then there was no need to invent nonsense that Lexi didn't want to see him ((( strange. And I wonder if the little one will be shown, did he survive then or not?…. Where Ru's mom is, and why she lives here and there as a homeless person, is also not clear yet. Maddie basically looks good in her place) Cassie and Nate loved it so much in season 2, but it's still disappointing. It's interesting to see Jules again)
A cool series, thank God, not a continuation of whining about schoolchildren, but a fresher, more cheerful development. Something closer to Tarantino (link from <url>). Let's see what happens next.
I am loyal to TV shows, to strange plots, filming, and even to the cast changes in the middle of the story. BUT WHAT WAS IT? It's just terrible, I'm very disappointed with this episode.
Before the release of the new season, I specially reviewed the pilot episode yesterday, and the differences are as striking as possible. A lot has already been said about changing the color pattern above. And yes, they may not be neon teenagers at parties anymore, but damn, as if it were possible to continue the same atmosphere without changing it so much, for example, like in some Japanese movie. Besides, the framing has changed a lot. Previously, the editing was quite chopped up, dynamic, and quickly jumped from one scene to another, but now there are some kind of mournful long shots with views of some desert cactus. It's aesthetically pleasing in its own way, but damn, it's not in the spirit of what Euphoria is so famous for, but like a billion westerns or similar genres. The characters generally seem to be different. Yes, Rue still stupidly gets into all sorts of shit, but before, there was a personal drama behind her drug addiction, here as a being without a past. In general, there are zero of her off-screen discussions about life and the world order, which previously led to her own reflections. Maddie is suddenly some kind of errand girl, even though she predicted a different life for herself. Of course, fairy tales about a comfortable life don't always come true (almost never), but it's as if being the manager of any other stars isn't in her egocentric it-girl nature at all. I didn't understand Nate and Cassie's pair at all. Why would Nate suddenly be so patient, who is threatened with disrupting the wedding, and he agrees to have his bride sell herself? Although he's an abusive, jealous control freak. Cassie, of course, was always sexualized, but it was more like the pain of her character, who replaced her mental attraction with her physical one.
Nothing is clear about Jules yet, but it's also as if prostitution is a very strange option for her rather vulnerable nature. Even from Lexi, I expected something else. Not just some kind of global success, but perhaps more drastic external changes. You know, when a quiet girl leaves for the capital and finally starts to come off. And here she even has the same hairstyle as at school, which, well, an intern at Hollywood (or wherever she is) would not wear. It feels very strange in the end. Zero empathy for anyone, although previously the characters, despite all the fucked up, caused emotions. It's like watching some other TV series, like in AIA, when in the new season you see the same faces, but in new guises.
I was thinking what else is missing compared to previous seasons... MUSIC! The soundtrack strongly set the tempo, the rhythm, and the mood. And here So far, nothing catchy or at least helping a good visual
@an_khv: I love Zimmer, but his talent doesn't seem to belong here. 👀 And you can 't hear him here at all . There's a Zimmer burning in the Dune, but here we need completely different tracks.
"that's my dream job" As always, Roo gets into trouble. Come to think of it, Cassie and Nate are perfect for each other. but flowers for 50 thousand? I never thought I'd agree with Nate Jacobs , but he's still an abuser. I'm sure he'll show himself soon.
4 years of pause for what? For this? it was necessary to drop two episodes at once, so far it is very weak and a strange movie that sent Fezko to "prison" instead of honoring his memory and would have been completely removed
How Levinson hates women and how he loves fetishizing them. There is so much passion in the shots where the girls are choking on bags of drugs, it is necessary to show the gag reflex, tear-stained faces and 30-centimeter threads of saliva from beautiful angles. Somewhere in the second season, it became impossible not to notice these oddities of his, I think in the third he will come off to the fullest.
How interesting that Nate (so far) looks like the voice of reason. Is this exactly the same character who has problems with venting aggression, daddy issues, and latency? It looks suspicious. Either a retcon or a time bomb. We'll see.
Rue, as usual, is the screenwriter's favorite, she has a scenario armor, weighted down only by the author's intention to make her SUFFER. In this series, I didn't like the character at all, 0 height, plus Zendaya's game doesn't go in. We need to review seasons 1-2, as if she tried harder there.
But my biggest complaint is that the series no longer feels like "euphoria." There was nothing left of the vibe of season 1, even the weak season 2 felt like fan fiction based on motives, but at least it preserved the overall atmosphere and structure of the narrative.
@Neutral: Zendaya did the exact opposite of the word "tried" this season, there is a feeling that she was tired of the project. In fact, the entire cast, except for the fanatical creator
Well, like the apple trick was mega expected, but the dynamics at the end of the series could not be felt. I thought that boss Stripushnikov would be so furious that he would demolish his entire villa. But congratulations on the return of Euphoria, hooray!
Mixed feelings after watching. It seems like the same actors, but it feels like I've turned on another project. Visually, everything is perceived differently, there is a different approach to shooting, the camerawork and the overall style of the series have changed. But it was still interesting to watch the episode. There is an intrigue and I want to see what it all leads to. I hope that there will be more drive and the same energy that everyone loved the series for. 🤞🏻
Can anyone explain why a "brilliant" teen drama was turned into a vague western in the desert with Hans Zimmer in the background? Is this some kind of meta promo for dune? And funny and sad in general
I liked it, I'm waiting for the second episode. I think the guy who's like a security guard or whoever the boss is is going to be a top character here, well, it seemed that way to me. I don't understand the surprise about Jules' job, as if she didn't mind doing this in the first seasons, it's quite an expected job for her. As I expected, Roux was taken into circulation, they knew who they were giving the box to, and they understood what she would do with it, they immediately calculated everything. Those who write that Nate has changed, etc., I disagree, he is with Cassie and has never been an abuser, she is not Maddie, they really fit each other or were suitable, because Cassie went a little crazy with the wedding, well, let's see what happens next. Waiting for Nate's dad
@Afrobatuco: I agree about Jules. What kind of surprises can there be, in the first season she generally went to spend nights with adult uncles, in the second she also went on adventures with everyone. I would rather be surprised if she became a successful career woman.
Well... If we take the first episode as a continuation of the series "Euphoria", then the hat is full. If you think of the project as something new with familiar characters, it's not a bad thing) On the other hand, it's been five years. People have grown up. They've changed. Their lives around them have also changed: less neon, more realism. It's just a pity there won't be any more cool music like in the first season...
New Alamo character - 🔥 Clearly uncle will be the highlight of this season))
That is, no one shot after school🤔 a drug courier, a housekeeper, a coffee errand girl, a small fry in Hollywood, a builder who doesn't build anything and a kept woman 😅 - serial bingo) Everyone who writes that this is not what they were waiting for - well, don't watch epta, just to whine in the comments) And it came to me, everyone is so disgusting, it's just a buzz)
@KISKA888: A house and a cool car fit into the brain, but a bride who wants to become an "online content creator" is a ridiculous desire for flowers for 50k bucks😅 in short, Nate, if you're trapped - blink twice)
@karinabuzia: Yes, I've been thinking about that too. I also didn't understand why no one went to university or went to work in an office as an accountant. Well, damn, most people at the age of 24 don't have any incredible successes. They graduate from universities and work in small jobs.
Okay, there are the cool ones, there are the rich ones, the ones who did it before. But NOT ALL OF THEM. People in the thicket have a normal life. I know it might not be interesting to watch. But at least one normis person would be introduced for contrast.
@perekat__: not in the style of this series) well, we can assume that a coffee girl is a common job to start a career) construction is also quite suitable)
Maybe they're throwing slippers at me, but the question for fans of the series is: why do you like it so much? I watched 2 seasons in an attempt to unravel the secret of HYPE. Beautiful atmospheric visual, neon and sparkles, I'm still listening to the soundtrack, but here's the plot... I would describe it as "they gave me something very disgusting to touch, but wrapped in a beautiful wrapper" + too much vulgar sexualization
@Delevi: because people have a nasty life, which everyone tries to wrap up in a shiny wrapper because "it's necessary." someone is responding to something.
@Delevi: I like the way Zendaya plays, I just dropped out from the fifth episode of last season. All her awards are on merit. The life of the main characters is shit, of course, but it's interesting to watch the drama. Some interesting topics are being raised. For me, addiction is like a shadow, a weakness, an inner villain that everyone has, but here it is in huge proportion. For me, this series is 4/5, because I'm glad that I'm over 30 and I wouldn't want to be a teenager, in many ways their problems are, of course, such. But everything happens in life, you look and realize that you're not so lost yourself.
Surprisingly, I liked Nate in this episode! It seems to cause more understanding, but Casey has already taken Maddie's boyfriend, but she still follows the "girlfriend" and is jealous. and the wedding is with flowers for $50,000, obviously to show Maddie how happy Cassie is with Nate... well, just a tresh
I like the new season , euphoria initially caught on because it wasn't like the rest of the series. It was after euphoria that the trend towards neon in TV series and this style of shooting began, and a direct association with Netflix's work was formed. therefore, I am glad that they are not stuck in style, but continue to set trends, now every second series, like the first seasons, is in neon.
the growth of the characters is very logical, I started watching when I was still a schoolgirl, now I've finished a long time ago and I'm glad that the character has grown up with the audience and you don't have to look at 30-year-old actors portraying schoolchildren. (it's been 7 years since season 1, Sydney Sweeney was ~20 on the set of 1c, she'll be 29 in September)
It's not clear why none of the characters went to university, but that's more interesting.
The characters have remained stable for me, and it is very interesting to see the revelation of everyone's temperament when it all seems unobvious at school, as if they will always be children under the care of their parents.
Nate is the same narcissist (I wonder where the obsession with Maddie has gone, maybe they'll show later) Cassie is an obsessive envious woman with a need for attention <url> is chill and irresponsible Maddy loves chic Lexi with excellent student syndrome waiting for the rest of the characters
Aren't you talking about growing up? Because I don't think the characters have had much growth other than that. In Roux and Cassie, on the contrary, degradation
Half of the episode was disgusting, half was uninteresting, and only occasionally Jacob Elordi flashed by... such a return after 4 years of hiatus is a failure 😞
Why the fuck did they develop a special film for this, it's not clear at all
@K0taru: yes, absolutely the same vibe, with individual stories of already grown-up characters. I'm glad they did that. Playing teenagers at 30 and continuing to milk teen drama would be even more cringe-worthy.
overall, I really liked it, especially the story of ru, how her life turned out and these changes. Basically, the way the characters have grown and changed, it's interesting to learn more about everyone. but Cassie's plot is fucked up, seriously, if in previous seasons it was possible to understand her actions, linking it to her childhood and so on, now having everything you can only dream of, she just causes maximum dislike.
Well, of course, it's atmospheric and visually different from the beginning of the series, but at the same time, thanks to the character, the essence remains the same. It doesn't make sense to judge the entire season based on the first episode, but the development of the characters we saw here is quite logical (even the mentioned Jules as a kept woman).
But in this series, by the way, they did an incredible thing: they forced me to agree with Nate on this whole topic, first with dog videos, and then with Online Fans. And I'm generally amazed that they're still together and why Nate seems to be clinging to the wedding with Cassie at all. Just what? Why? Well, flowers for 50 thousand dollars — I wouldn't give that much money for it, even if I had them. It's really disgusting that I agree with Nate, but he really seemed like the only adequate person in that house. 🙈
Maddie looks great, what can I say, well, the profession suits her! Just like Lexi. Well, working in the bordello business is clearly going to be a career boost compared to swallowing drugs (disgusting scenes, by the way, I almost felt sick myself).
Of course, this is only the first episode, but it's still kind of boring. I miss Jules, Maddie, Kat, and most of all, Labrint's music. It's a pity that everything happened to him, of course, it was the soul of the series... and Fezko is also missing, the poor actor. In general, while the longing is the same
As for the start of the season, it's quite good, considering how long-suffering this season has been in production. And during the review, neither the first episode of the first nor the first episode of the second season really rocked the plot, in principle, it's the same story. We have identified the starting points for the characters this season.
For Roux, obviously, changing the boss from a drug lord to this "pussy boss" may now be a priority. True, in her line, the break with her family is embarrassing, but since the sister's actress has not returned, everything is clear.
I thought Cassie would degrade with these sex games, but in the dinner scene she turned on her character, not bad. But Nate's character was changed too abruptly, as if that bastard from the first seasons had never existed, and he just became such a hard worker. Well, as an option, like having passed Cal, he closed the gestalt, but it's hard to believe, still I hope his branch still shoots.
Lexi as an errand girl for Sharon Stone (thanks for inviting such a legend) still looks unclear, but there is also room for imagination.
Maddy may be small, but she will have one of the most interesting lines for me when the work of a manager who works with moody starlets opens up.
Thanks for mentioning the Fashion, of course, but I haven't decided yet how much work such a "scenario ghost" from prison will be. And it's a pity that nothing was mentioned about the fate of the little one. It is clear that he probably died, but at least he could have dropped a word.
It's strange that Jules hasn't appeared in the episode at all yet, but let's see.
In general, it's easy to watch, it's clear that the tone of the series will already be different, I hope that this season will be the last, because there really isn't much to say.
It seemed to me that Sydney was no longer at the level where Cassie was being made out to be such an idiot, it was just some kind of mockery of the actress, although maybe she likes it and was paid properly. And therefore contra with Zendaya. Elordi in the Bottega Veneta advertisement is probably under contract) Unexpectedly, Fezko was left alive, although what was the point?
@camrt: Well, according to rumors, they are in a strained relationship due to the increased popularity of Sydney, and for example, they did not take photos together at the premiere of the new season, as if provoking the spread of rumors. Zendaya is also on bad terms with Elordi, and they don't overlap as much as possible on the set.
@Cheryl: I also read that Zendaya had disagreements with showrunner Sam Levison after season 2 of Euphoria. because the filming of the series, where she plays the main role, was delayed all the time, because he began to devote a lot of time to the "Idol". When "Idol" came out, it was massively criticized for its strong sexualization, and it was shut down. After that, Levison started doing all sorts of things in Euphoria. In particular, he had the idea to make Zendaya a surrogate mother. Against this background, their conflict intensified, and Zendaya refused such offers. Cindy agreed to a lot of things that were prescribed for her in the role. In particular, the moment where she sits in a sexy outfit in the image of a baby with a pacifier in her mouth. These are some kind of pedophile vibes...and Zendaya began to dislike Cindy because she agreed to such a thing. Cindy, on the contrary, was outraged that she was already very famous, and the fee was small.
Nate's character. It's not him at all. Did it happen that you became a clean and sweet keeper of the hearth? What? Is that what the writers hid for two seasons? If so, it's a megacity. Have you really come up with anything else? I can't believe it was all approved and filmed in all seriousness. Some kind of unfortunate homage, but not a continuation of the cult series.
Yeah, it's not clear why it was necessary to continue this season (for the money, okay, I understand), but it's impossible to watch it in order not to sink to the bottom, you need to be able to complete projects in time.
The scene with the car through the wall is so cool. I've never seen anything like this before) although ... there was a vibe that I turned on, Better call Saul)
I just started watching the show yesterday and I'm already here. 😁 So everything is fresh for me. While it's normal, we're watching. It doesn't bother me that the series looks different, it's even symbolic, they say, childhood is over. We lost two gorgeous actors during the break - it's still reflected. Therefore, it makes sense to show what's next not immediately, but in a couple of years. Everyone turned out to be plus or minus where they should have been
I just found out today that the series started to be released. But damn, it's like it's not what you expected... It feels like you're watching another TV series. But I definitely like it, with some "buts" :)
@ValeriiaBielaia: excuse me, but is it possible to reveal in more detail the "shitiness" of the first series after a few years of hiatus? maybe I can agree with you on something.
I threw up with the girls on the stage with balloons 🤮 was it really necessary to show it SO long and in detail 😭
one colander, and so many different uses ahhahah fu
in principle, everyone really turned out to be where they should have been) but unexpectedly, of course, Cassie and Nate are still together and flowers for 50k $ are going to the wedding, of course it's strong)
In general, the first episode is not bad, and it's impossible to reveal and show everything in one episode, especially after so many years of interruption, so I don't understand other people's outrage.
Discussion: Season 3, Episode 1 Join the Discussion
173And of course it's frustrating that, for obvious reasons, Lexi and Fesco's line ended, they were the favorites of the second season!
Get dressed and spread yourself out there. Grow up already.
, it was very difficult to finish an hour
, the characters don't match themselves from previous seasons
The cube in the cube is a legend, but this project has not been announced (as far as I remember).
I don't know what Cassie compensates for in her head... but flowers for a $50,000 wedding are crazy.…
I'll crawl with an extra load
according to the plot, there were expectations for complete shit, given the number of scandals, but cheerfully. the first 10 minutes are boring, and then we accelerate normally. I thought that the main hook of the season for me would be Cassie's relationship, but no, because they wrap up the line well with Roux.
we started well, the picture is pleasant.
I have questions for the characters Cassie and Nate, who are such a repulsive couple that it's impossible to look at them. I'm glad Cassie is so jealous of Maddie.
I have some inconsistencies with Maddie, it's unclear why she suddenly decided to work hard to achieve success. According to her character's logic at the beginning, it seemed like she didn't want to work.
Cassie and Nate don't really fit together either. Maybe they'll reveal it later. But it's not at all clear why Nate was so patient and why Cassie was twirling him around as she wanted.
In general, not all lines seem logical to me yet, even if we make allowances for growing up.
Let's see how the authors reveal the characters further.
I disagree about Nate and Cassie. Nate literally says that he is not going to tolerate liberties on her part, because if investors get fired up, he will have a hard time in business. Plus, he's clearly not averse to maintaining this relationship.
Cassie doesn't exactly rule either, she's just trying to signify some kind of independence, and that's not very successful.
Cindy looks like they decided to mock her for all her actions over the past year, it's such a cringe. All the haters are probably rejoicing now.
, I wonder how Nate and Cassie's line will unfold, will it suck and romanticize or is reflection real? for now, I like a certain outwardly ideal suburb, but behind the facade there is such a void (David Lynch's film reminded me of "blue velvet", which also explores the dark side of a quiet American town), and Nate is generally a darkie, yelling
The first episode of the third season differs from the usual vibes of the first two. They moved from neon to Westernization, tumbleweeds and a wall on the US-Mexico border.
It was shot normally, without the artificial fashion for geometrically correct shots with their lifelessness, and it's beautiful in its own way.
Zendaya is still the best actress. And how beautiful she is, at the same party among the identical models, she is almost the sexiest with pointed nipples through a cheap T-shirt, curls and vivacity on her face.
The music is good, although it's not as memorable in isolation from the series.
Some kind of general style is maintained, nothing falls apart.
This is only the first episode of the season, we need to look further to see how it will be.
But for Zendaya's sake, why not?
Although the plot of her character, and in general, such crap can only be furiously condemned.
The season is clearly different from the previous two, and it's not good for him. Maybe things will change in the next episodes, but there's not much hope.
It's normal for the first episode to smoothly resemble the plot. But I don't have any expectations at all)
It's a pity that Maddie was so little, she's my favorite character, I hope there will be more.
In general, the series feels like a separate series, not like season 3, but let's see what happens next.
And will anyone in this series have a happy ending, or a direct path to a social pit or psychological trauma after school?
I feel sorry for everyone so far.
Cassie , Maddy
Alexa, by the way, as far as I know, is a close friend of Bella Haddid, Haley, or someone from the Kardashians (she often hangs out with them there). I thought they'd show us photos together when Cassie was flipping through Maddie's Instagram.
"We wanted to do something more classic," Levinson said. "To make it look like an old Hollywood movie."
they shot themselves in the knee or decided that it was funny. Trolling your viewers
I agree that season 3 is still out of everyone, but! It doesn't have to be like all the previous ones. First of all, 4 years have passed in real life, and 4 years have passed in the series. The color scheme can be understood) if they lived in a neon world then, now it's a real world. It would be strange if, in adulthood, they would still be walking around in sequins and in a neon night, they now have bright working days, and not nights of hanging out in neon))
It all makes sense to me. Whoever fought for something ran into it.
With Ru, everything is more than clear. Lexi and Fesco, too (I think the fact that he wasn't killed in the series is just a tribute to the actor and the character, because if they had killed him here, there would have been a tsunami of critics, saying that such a person was simply forgotten about him!)
Madi, I think, will do more things)
Cassie, she's still got zero in her head, and everything that drives her is to prove and show me how great she and Nate are, like you're hanging out with the stars, and I have flowers for 50 thousand bucks.
Nate, he was shown in a couple of moments, and there's not much of an air of being an exemplary family man. Let Jules or Madi flicker on the horizon, we'll see right away how his calmness will evaporate)) ahaha
Yes, the color is different, the dynamics are different too.
But compared to other TV series that produce sequels a la "10 years later", there is even more heaven and earth with the original)
As for the onifance themes and SO on, it was all very relevant and popular at the time of filming, which is why it is reflected here. Levinson's story is always about falling below the bottom. So....
I liked it, I'll wait for the rest of the season)
Cassie is also on her level - humiliation as the meaning of life. How terribly empty she is inside. It's unbearably scary to realize that such people exist.
It's like Nate is pretending to be normal. When he gets bombed, it's going to be epic. It was interesting for me to watch him last season. I think his true nature has not gone away.
I'm not interested in Lexi and Madi at all.
Sharon Stone is a beauty!))
The characters generally seem to be different. Yes, Rue still stupidly gets into all sorts of shit, but before, there was a personal drama behind her drug addiction, here as a being without a past. In general, there are zero of her off-screen discussions about life and the world order, which previously led to her own reflections. Maddie is suddenly some kind of errand girl, even though she predicted a different life for herself. Of course, fairy tales about a comfortable life don't always come true (almost never), but it's as if being the manager of any other stars isn't in her egocentric it-girl nature at all. I didn't understand Nate and Cassie's pair at all. Why would Nate suddenly be so patient, who is threatened with disrupting the wedding, and he agrees to have his bride sell herself? Although he's an abusive, jealous control freak. Cassie, of course, was always sexualized, but it was more like the pain of her character, who replaced her mental attraction with her physical one.
Nothing is clear about Jules yet, but it's also as if prostitution is a very strange option for her rather vulnerable nature. Even from Lexi, I expected something else. Not just some kind of global success, but perhaps more drastic external changes. You know, when a quiet girl leaves for the capital and finally starts to come off. And here she even has the same hairstyle as at school, which, well, an intern at Hollywood (or wherever she is) would not wear.
It feels very strange in the end. Zero empathy for anyone, although previously the characters, despite all the fucked up, caused emotions. It's like watching some other TV series, like in AIA, when in the new season you see the same faces, but in new guises.
The soundtrack strongly set the tempo, the rhythm, and the mood.
And here
So far, nothing catchy or at least helping a good visual
And our beloved Labrinth left and did not participate(
And you can 't hear him here at all .
There's a Zimmer burning in the Dune, but here we need completely different tracks.
As always, Roo gets into trouble.
Come to think of it, Cassie and Nate are perfect for each other. but flowers for 50 thousand? I never thought I'd agree with Nate Jacobs
, but he's still an abuser. I'm sure he'll show himself soon.
it was necessary to drop two episodes at once, so far it is very weak
and a strange movie that sent Fezko to "prison" instead of honoring his memory and would have been completely removed
Somewhere in the second season, it became impossible not to notice these oddities of his, I think in the third he will come off to the fullest.
How interesting that Nate (so far) looks like the voice of reason. Is this exactly the same character who has problems with venting aggression, daddy issues, and latency? It looks suspicious. Either a retcon or a time bomb. We'll see.
Rue, as usual, is the screenwriter's favorite, she has a scenario armor, weighted down only by the author's intention to make her SUFFER. In this series, I didn't like the character at all, 0 height, plus Zendaya's game doesn't go in. We need to review seasons 1-2, as if she tried harder there.
But my biggest complaint is that the series no longer feels like "euphoria." There was nothing left of the vibe of season 1, even the weak season 2 felt like fan fiction based on motives, but at least it preserved the overall atmosphere and structure of the narrative.
I thought that boss Stripushnikov would be so furious that he would demolish his entire villa.
But congratulations on the return of Euphoria, hooray!
But it was still interesting to watch the episode. There is an intrigue and I want to see what it all leads to. I hope that there will be more drive and the same energy that everyone loved the series for. 🤞🏻
Is this some kind of meta promo for dune?
And funny and sad in general
On the other hand, it's been five years. People have grown up. They've changed. Their lives around them have also changed: less neon, more realism. It's just a pity there won't be any more cool music like in the first season...
New Alamo character - 🔥
Clearly uncle will be the highlight of this season))
Everyone who writes that this is not what they were waiting for - well, don't watch epta, just to whine in the comments)
And it came to me, everyone is so disgusting, it's just a buzz)
Okay, there are the cool ones, there are the rich ones, the ones who did it before. But NOT ALL OF THEM. People in
the thicket have a normal life. I know it might not be interesting to watch. But at least one normis person would be introduced for contrast.
I watched 2 seasons in an attempt to unravel the secret of HYPE. Beautiful atmospheric visual, neon and sparkles, I'm still listening to the soundtrack, but here's the plot... I would describe it as "they gave me something very disgusting to touch, but wrapped in a beautiful wrapper" + too much vulgar sexualization
The life of the main characters is shit, of course, but it's interesting to watch the drama. Some interesting topics are being raised. For me, addiction is like a shadow, a weakness, an inner villain that everyone has, but here it is in huge proportion.
For me, this series is 4/5, because I'm glad that I'm over 30 and I wouldn't want to be a teenager, in many ways their problems are, of course, such. But everything happens in life, you look and realize that you're not so lost yourself.
and now it's clear why you can't buy film for shooting in Raska, Kodak sold everything to Levinson, assholes!
, euphoria initially caught on because it wasn't like the rest of the series. It was after euphoria that the trend towards neon in TV series and this style of shooting began, and a direct association with Netflix's work was formed. therefore, I am glad that they are not stuck in style, but continue to set trends, now every second series, like the first seasons, is in neon.
the growth of the characters is very logical, I started watching when I was still a schoolgirl, now I've finished a long time ago and I'm glad that the character has grown up with the audience and you don't have to look at 30-year-old actors portraying schoolchildren.
(it's been 7 years since season 1, Sydney Sweeney was ~20 on the set of 1c, she'll be 29 in September)
It's not clear why none of the characters went to university, but that's more interesting.
The characters have remained stable for me, and it is very interesting to see the revelation of everyone's temperament when it all seems unobvious at school, as if they will always be children under the care of their parents.
Nate is the same narcissist (I wonder where the obsession with Maddie has gone, maybe they'll show later)
Cassie is an obsessive envious woman with a need for attention
<url> is chill and irresponsible
Maddy loves chic
Lexi with excellent student syndrome
waiting for the rest of the characters
Aren't you talking about growing up? Because I don't think the characters have had much growth other than that. In Roux and Cassie, on the contrary, degradation
Why the fuck did they develop a special film for this, it's not clear at all
The vibe was changed too abruptly
But in this series, by the way, they did an incredible thing: they forced me to agree with Nate on this whole topic, first with dog videos, and then with Online Fans. And I'm generally amazed that they're still together and why Nate seems to be clinging to the wedding with Cassie at all. Just what? Why? Well, flowers for 50 thousand dollars — I wouldn't give that much money for it, even if I had them. It's really disgusting that I agree with Nate, but he really seemed like the only adequate person in that house. 🙈
Maddie looks great, what can I say, well, the profession suits her! Just like Lexi. Well, working in the bordello business is clearly going to be a career boost compared to swallowing drugs (disgusting scenes, by the way, I almost felt sick myself).
By the way, it was clearly played out that Fesko was in prison, I thought they would make him dead in memory of Angus.
Actually, it's a pretty good start, I'm glad to see Zendaya back in this role, she's really good at acting.
I liked it, although there is a feeling that this is a completely different series, but still the audience has grown and the characters too.
Zendaya 10/10, this is definitely her best role, I don't know who would have played a cooler character.
For Roux, obviously, changing the boss from a drug lord to this "pussy boss" may now be a priority. True, in her line, the break with her family is embarrassing, but since the sister's actress has not returned, everything is clear.
I thought Cassie would degrade with these sex games, but in the dinner scene she turned on her character, not bad. But Nate's character was changed too abruptly, as if that bastard from the first seasons had never existed, and he just became such a hard worker. Well, as an option, like having passed Cal, he closed the gestalt, but it's hard to believe, still I hope his branch still shoots.
Lexi as an errand girl for Sharon Stone (thanks for inviting such a legend) still looks unclear, but there is also room for imagination.
Maddy may be small, but she will have one of the most interesting lines for me when the work of a manager who works with moody starlets opens up.
Thanks for mentioning the Fashion, of course, but I haven't decided yet how much work such a "scenario ghost" from prison will be. And it's a pity that nothing was mentioned about the fate of the little one. It is clear that he probably died, but at least he could have dropped a word.
It's strange that Jules hasn't appeared in the episode at all yet, but let's see.
In general, it's easy to watch, it's clear that the tone of the series will already be different, I hope that this season will be the last, because there really isn't much to say.
Elordi in the Bottega Veneta advertisement is probably under contract)
Unexpectedly, Fezko was left alive, although what was the point?
Well, according to rumors, they are in a strained relationship due to the increased popularity of Sydney, and for example, they did not take photos together at the premiere of the new season, as if provoking the spread of rumors. Zendaya is also on bad terms with Elordi, and they don't overlap as much as possible on the set.
Cindy agreed to a lot of things that were prescribed for her in the role. In particular, the moment where she sits in a sexy outfit in the image of a baby with a pacifier in her mouth. These are some kind of pedophile vibes...and Zendaya began to dislike Cindy because she agreed to such a thing. Cindy, on the contrary, was outraged that she was already very famous, and the fee was small.
Have you really come up with anything else? I can't believe it was all approved and filmed in all seriousness. Some kind of unfortunate homage, but not a continuation of the cult series.
to watch it in order not to sink to the bottom, you need to be able to complete projects in time.
The picture is very beautiful: locations, colors. That's what the film means.
So everything is fresh for me. While it's normal, we're watching. It doesn't bother me that the series looks different, it's even symbolic, they say, childhood is over.
We lost two gorgeous actors during the break - it's still reflected. Therefore, it makes sense to show what's next not immediately, but in a couple of years. Everyone turned out to be plus or minus where they should have been
one colander, and so many different uses ahhahah fu
in principle, everyone really turned out to be where they should have been) but unexpectedly, of course, Cassie and Nate are still together and
flowers for 50k $ are going to the wedding, of course it's strong)
In general, the first episode is not bad, and it's impossible to reveal and show everything in one episode, especially after so many years of interruption, so I don't understand other people's outrage.
This is adult life. 😥