El Club

At last, a Mexican series of rich kids from a wealthy background, full of ambition to create a name for themselves.

Started off so well, but the 20+ episodes in the episode dragged the story much longer. The ending seemed rushed but I appreciated the storyline taking place in Mexico.

Even Televisa telenovelas followed a plot and has some glamour for high society. But here acting and the script were really category bomb,perhaps author produced bad adult movies.This series start with no climax and continue boring with poor acting. The trailer perhaps is the whole movie. No merece perder el tiempo.

Please keep going and make more seasons Camila!! The club has me laughing all the time. I LOVE IT!! The action, the drama!!!! wow epic show!! i cant wait for season 2! MORE SHOWS LIKE THIS PLEASE!!! I been telling all my friends and family to watch it . instead of studying for my accounting test, i saw the the whole show because i couldn't wait to know what will happen to Pablo .. p.s sorry for the bad grammar guys!! !!

This is one of the new genre of Mexican shows produced as "Netflix Original". It starts of strong but by the 3rd episode, it deteriorates into an old Telenovela format. The direction and story line is poor, and very fragmented. There are some sub-plots that start off but never taken to completion. Events occur but without any explanation as to how or why they have. Dialog is silly and the background music often drowns out what the actors are saying (perhaps mercifully). The main selling point of this is the usual beautiful people to be found in Mexican Telenovelas, all very wealthy, living a life of excess. As the series progresses, it deteriorates further until it just becomes too silly and the viewer eventually loses interest. It's really a shame that it never ever realizes its potential but instead, rapidly deteriorates into stupidity!

That was absolutely entertaining from the beginning to end. The other two were the House of Flowers and Club de Cuervos (spelling?). These series had one thing in common - most of the lead actors were very easily to get to know and like characters. Netflix has done a great job bringing these series onto American television. I guess the thing I like the best is that all of them had characters who probably never wore a sombrero or sat on a donkey in their life. I have a much different opinion about Mexicans and Mexico after watching these. Keep up the good work Netflix.