Jinn

Cinematography / location / visual effects & production : 8.5/10

Acting : 4/10 most of the actors are really bad and cringey especially if you're jordanian and can understand the language and dialect , it feels like they used google translate sometimes. (the only worthy performance was by Aysha Shahaltough 'Vera' )

It has a lot of unnecessary cursing as if they were told to add curses where ever they can, some of these words are extremely offending to some people, so by doing this they have alienated a huge proportion of the intended audience including teens.

The only reason i'm giving it 5/10 is because the production was good.

Really really REALLY bad acting, and the dialogue seems like it was translated from english using a very bad translating engine too, Its not how we talk or think, it seems like a hybrid language between English and something (not even arabic).

i think there was a lot of potential for the story but oh boy did they blew it.

There is a lot of great actors in jordan but Netflix chose to get the rich kids from the fancy schools in amman instead.

What a HUGE disappointment.

The script is so weak and so bad, the acting on the other hand is just terrible, this is anything but acting.

Although I was excited for the first arabic Netflix series, a Jordanian one that is, but it was very disappointing. I'm not even gonna talk about the false depiction because I'm sure that was never the point The dialog is unbelievably inorganic! Nobody talks like that in real life The plot is good, but the script is so unjustifiably bad. Too bad it actually had potential.

Maybe the cast thinks we want to hate on them or whatever, but seriously you should quit acting, The story disrespects religions, traditions and culture of Jordan, I'm so sad this happened to be the first Jordanian show on Netflix.