
Reviews — The OA
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Crazypiglady
I genuinely enjoyed this, especially the second season. The initial installment was quite good, though unsettling and left me feeling rather uncomfortable throughout. It was exceptionally smart and executed with great skill. It proved hard to resist watching it continuously because each episode seemed to bring you a little closer to grasping what existence is all about. They could have made many more episodes, but pe…
Dean
I really like films from Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij. Following "Sound of My Voice," which I thought was fantastic, I decided to check out this series, and it’s truly remarkable. It's brimming with intrigue and incredibly captivating. After “Lords of Chaos,” which I didn’t care for and felt was poorly done, I believed the actors weren't very good, but I now realize I misjudged Emory Cohen’s abilities; he gives a …
Dean
I really loved this television series, and I’m upset about its cancellation. The premise involves alternate realities, and the storytelling is captivating and full of suspense. Each episode ends in a way that makes you want to keep watching right away. The performances are excellent; Brit Marling is someone I admire as an actress, and she's wonderful here. In my opinion, this show was truly exceptional, and it’s hard…
Abro
The OA isn’t designed to appeal to all viewers—that much is clear, especially considering Netflix has already ordered a second season. Few programs spark the kind of conversation this one does, and I suspect the streaming service values shows that draw significant attention and inspire passionate debate. That discussion centers not only on fan theories about characters and future plot developments but also on whet…


