C'era una seconda volta

It's a good watch if you haven't watched the Catalina's romance sci-fi *IF I HADN'T MET YOU* which was way better and a masterpiece also available on Netflix.

These series remind me Argentinian movie "Don't Die Without Telling Me Where You're Going (1995) "No te mueras sin decirme adónde vas (original title)" (5 nominations, 5 wins). Il était une seconde fois cas captivated my attention from the first minute. Great acting. Great actors.

Quite nice story and plot. However, there are some unnecessary scene that just doesn't correlate the before and after that scene.

I watched the first two episodes and gave up. It was so boring and slow that I fell asleep after watching the second episode. No one in the movie has any energy. Everyone talks like they're on sedatives.

The main guy has a beautiful face. That was the best part.

The main woman is super annoying. All she does is whisper and look like she's about to cry. Watching her pout and sulk irritated me.

Additionally, a cute pet bunny dies and I was sad about that part.

The little kid is cute and a good actor.

I was able to understand some of the French. I watched it with English subtitles.

I liked the concept of the mystery box.

You have to really think about what's happening as you watch, but even then it's hard to follow. (The screen formatting helps you know which period you're in.) It's an interesting premise (and I kept wondering why Vincent doesn't look up lottery numbers and then go back and play them) -- but this series leaves so many things unanswered that it cries for a follow-up. (Why doesn't Vincent run into himself in the past?) Some gratuitous nudity (like the middle aged man in Iceland who just walks through his house in the nude?) and way too much smoking (OK, it's France), and some dumb decisions by the characters kept the level of frustration high.