Reviews — The Handmaid's Tale
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
This film is jarring; the sheer amount of hairspray seems excessive, making the characters appear far more artificial than a typical family. The story unfolds in a futuristic United States where women are separated into two categories: the blue, who enjoy wealth and status, and the red, serving as surrogates due to societal infertility. A small number of men act as commanders, wielding power over everyone and attempt…
GenerationofSwine
It’s remarkable how someone managed to transform The Handmaid’s Tale into something genuinely enjoyable to watch. What sets this apart from the television adaptation? Let me offer a clue: it involves two key elements. Have you figured it out? The TV series suffers from having too many episodes, and each one extends beyond what's needed for an engaging narrative. The HBO version from 1990 runs approximately 100…

