Sexify

Sexify is a well-written and executed romp through a younger Polish generation's thoughts on dating, relations, and sex. Given the historically conservative nature of Poland, it was quite a satisfying surprise to see all the pushback from a younger generation. Set initially on a college campus, it follows the lives of the three female protagonists who develop the Sexify app. I found the dialog quite enjoyable, particularly the interchanges between the girls and their occasional mates. I also much enjoyed hearing Polish spoken; I followed with English subtitles. The music fit the scenes. In all, a strong 8, at least! Kudos!

I really enjoyed watching it. I also enjoyed the music and the flow of this series. It gets better from 3rd episode.

If you are watching some long and serious series and you want to lighten up your mood, then this series is for you. It will keep you entertained and no boring scenes at all!

I rarely review TV shows but after reading a few comments about how bad the soundtrack is, I started wondering what's wrong with people. I found it to be one of the best soundtracks ever and it's repetitive on purpose, that's the whole point and people don't get it. Geez. Overall, great topic, so happy to see they female orgasm as the main subject of a Netflix TV show, yesssss, feels like 21st century. Well done :)

This is obviously, this series is not meant to be too serious, but since this is a Polish series, I was not able to just enjoy it but also found it to have serious societal undertones. Poland can still be a fairly conservative society, and this series offers a good look at the generational shifts with the discussion of certain taboo's.

The series follows 3 ladies who are studying in a tech university. All 3 could not be more different from each other. One is stuck in the same relationship as her parents. One, is exactly the opposite, one-night stand, not a care in life type of a girl. And, our protagonist, who seems to be doing everything she can to get away from her mothers mistakes, while risking repeating them.

Overall, the serious while having those elements, still remains fairly light, but what I found to be the best part of it, how they were able to develop 3 very layered characters and detailed backstory.

Overall, I enjoyed it.