Crónica de una mujer que reconstruye su identidad en los años sesenta tras ser despedida por su marido y todo su círculo social.Crónica de una mujer que reconstruye su identidad en los años sesenta tras ser despedida por su marido y todo su círculo social.Crónica de una mujer que reconstruye su identidad en los años sesenta tras ser despedida por su marido y todo su círculo social.
- Ganó 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 9 premios ganados y 46 nominaciones en total
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There are so many elements that if assembled artfully could have made this spectacular, - I mean INCREDIBLE cast, production, location, etc. I was rooting for this show so much. It becomes a struggle to care about the characters' stories over time -- and that's really a bizarre anti-achievement because there are so many beloved actors who you just automatically are charmed by and cheer for. You can't HELP but love Kristen Wiig and the whole cast from the start and then all that potential just seems to drain away. I wonder if it needed someone like David Lynch to elevate it to where it seems like it wants to go.
I felt like I was being promised something great... eventually... and it never shows up (or hasn't yet).
I felt like I was being promised something great... eventually... and it never shows up (or hasn't yet).
I've gone back and forth between liking and not liking this show. On one hand I really wanted to like it, as the cast, wardrobe, and sets are so good. And I do think the show can be hilarious at times. The show can be a bit over the top, which can be off putting. But I can usually can over silly little plot oddities, but the ending to this first season was just downright awful. It's like the writers of this show wanted to make an Uber Shonda Rhimes drama laden version of the white lotus, with over the top humor. It's bizarre, but I did enjoy most of it. They're just trying way too hard. And again, what an absolute dumpster fire the final episode is.
The set design is incredible.
But the series sinks, with every episode.
I have finished whatever the latest episode is, and I am just chugging through it. Such a waste.
I am curious about the ratings. I am hearing NOTHING about this. Even Apple+ has pushed it down the ladder, in terms of exposure.
Rather than a Kristen Wiig skit, I would have enjoyed this, more in the vein of "Big Little Lies," or something similar.
The slapstick is tiresome.
Great to see Carol Burnett. However, it feels like stunt casting.
I will watch it till the end, but I will be surprised if it is cleared for a second season.
But the series sinks, with every episode.
I have finished whatever the latest episode is, and I am just chugging through it. Such a waste.
I am curious about the ratings. I am hearing NOTHING about this. Even Apple+ has pushed it down the ladder, in terms of exposure.
Rather than a Kristen Wiig skit, I would have enjoyed this, more in the vein of "Big Little Lies," or something similar.
The slapstick is tiresome.
Great to see Carol Burnett. However, it feels like stunt casting.
I will watch it till the end, but I will be surprised if it is cleared for a second season.
The show starts off slow but hints at strong story and character development. The stunning outfits, beautiful landscapes, and talented cast drew me in initially. None of the characters are likable but I guess that's the point and I don't mind it.
However, by the fifth and sixth episodes, I found myself wishing for it to end. I would scroll through my phone and feel like I didn't miss anything important. The plot becomes repetitive and tedious. Although we get to understand Maxine's story to some extent, it's hard to feel emotionally invested. I really like how invested she is into this role and everything she and others wear in the series.
However, by the fifth and sixth episodes, I found myself wishing for it to end. I would scroll through my phone and feel like I didn't miss anything important. The plot becomes repetitive and tedious. Although we get to understand Maxine's story to some extent, it's hard to feel emotionally invested. I really like how invested she is into this role and everything she and others wear in the series.
This had potential but the pacing kills it right off the bat. They talk and talk and talk and nothing happens. And then they repeat the talking and plot points ad nauseum.
Whole episodes go by and nothing happens.
The characters are annoying and unlikable. And what's with the CGI faces of these old actors?
Kristine Whig seems to be in every scene. There's no relief from her. The acting in general is lousy, and the entire whale scene is stupid and disgusting.
The women are a bunch of parasites and we're supposed to find them amusing? And what's with the group of frumps in the book store?
Total waste of time.
Whole episodes go by and nothing happens.
The characters are annoying and unlikable. And what's with the CGI faces of these old actors?
Kristine Whig seems to be in every scene. There's no relief from her. The acting in general is lousy, and the entire whale scene is stupid and disgusting.
The women are a bunch of parasites and we're supposed to find them amusing? And what's with the group of frumps in the book store?
Total waste of time.
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- TriviaLaura Dern was originally supposed to play the lead role, but when the project went into development, she decided to take a supporting role.
- ConexionesFeatured in The 76th Primetime Emmy Awards (2024)
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