Stiletto LB

I usually never write reviews for anything, but I felt the need to write this review because I feel insulted as a viewer. Do the writers/directors think that little of their audience? Do you think we have zero logic? And these well known famous actors, how could you take on such bad script? The events make no sense at all. The people telling the story are not the main characters, dont live with the main characters, dont live inside the main characters heads. Nothing makes sense! For Falak's character, even the world leaders don't have such powers... This is such a joke. I stopped watching the show halfway because I truly feel insulted. Its as if the producers of the show think of me (as an audience) as someone with zero intelligence to follow such a ridiculous story line.

I wish there was less than 1 star to give for this show, The script unbelievably boring without any respect for the viewers, No single logic sentence, No one finished Scene because they just want to make more and more episodes, There's a big difference between a suspense and a tedious, silly pointless stretch.

Every sentence or seen in the show which can lead somewhere or make some actions in the events was stopped in the most silly way you can imagine.

Some of the characters in the show has so much negative energy like NOUR ALI, While it was not surprising because her acting in all previous roles was bad with same bad energy she give to the viewers, but the surprise was a good actor like DIMA KANDALAFT who was acting like she's making voice over while she's speaking her own language which felt so disgusting.

In short so bad show and not recommended at all to watch.

Crafted with precision, this drama series unfolds a rich tapestry of compelling narratives and nuanced characters. The superb ensemble cast delivers performances that resonate with authenticity, elevating the viewing experience. Each episode is a masterclass in storytelling, seamlessly blending suspense, emotion, and thought-provoking themes. Visually striking and intellectually satisfying, this series sets a high bar for contemporary television, ensuring an addictive journey for its audience. A captivating triumph in the realm of drama.

Like so much really all stars were amazing and very talented.

Kinda like watching a Lebanese version of desperate housewives. It's not the worst thing I've watched I've seen a lot worse. The main reason I came to review this is because of how frustrating it is just watching Alma. The character is so annoying I can't deal. I don't feel I want to even see the end because of how annoying her and Karim are. If it wasn't for the rest of the crew and the fashion in it I would have given up ages ago but I'm stil watching it in hope someone kills them both off. It's quite entertaining though in a frustrating kinda way. The overall film production is beautifully done and can't fault it at all.

The whole show's purpose is to maximize the number of episodes. While this doesn't necessarily correlate with a bad thing, this show manages to create one of the worst shows I've ever scene. Nothing is realistic in this show. Falak is given extreme power and Alma's stupidity is beyond measure. If the silent moments were cut, the show would decrease to 20 episodes maybe. It has big name actors but the acting is sub par, except Falak. It's a headache to watch and it's an insult to the audience. No idea why these big name actors agreed to it. Writing, directing, acting is just a shame to be part of.