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2025
The Beast in Me is an American psychological crime thriller television series, created by Gabe Rotter for Netflix, starring Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys. Executive producers on the series include Jodie Foster and Conan O'Brien. It premiered on November 14, 2025, and received generally positive reviews from critics and nine nominations at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Limited or Anthology…
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# ....English Version.... The Beast in Me... Miniseries. I must confess that my obsession was to enjoy movies in bulk; I say this because watching series seemed a bit traumatic to me since they were very long and often canceled due to low ratings or some other reason. However, for some time now, I have been fascinated by miniseries, which I practically watch in a single day. First, it was Everything's Your Fault; th…More
Did you kill her? What do you think? Source Edited in Photoshop & Canva App The writers are the ones who have ruined the interesting initial plot of this miniseries. They promoted it with a lot of hype, emphasizing that it is from one of the creators of the great Homeland. Specifically, one of the co-creators, Howard Gordon. In addition, the main cast includes Claire Danes, who starred in Homeland. By the way, here…More
I'd been thinking about this series because it had become highly recommended on various social media platforms, but at first glance, it didn't appeal to me. Let's briefly delve into the plot of the series, and then I'll continue with my personal opinion. This will be short, so here we go. Estuve dándole vueltas a esta serie porque se había vuelto muy recomendada en varias redes sociales pero a primera vista no me ll…More
One thing that I tend to take notice of in a film or a series is whether or not the people making it had enough material to make it the length that they end up making it, whatever it happens to be. In films we see the "bloat" happen a lot less frequently although since it has been determined apparently a long time ago, that films need to be 90 minutes long or more, often films can have a bunch of filler that doesn't…More