
Reviews — Westworld
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Manuel São Bento
HBO’s reputation took a hit with the conclusion of Game of Thrones, but thankfully, that didn't seem to affect their ability to produce quality television. Westworld remains one of HBO's strongest and best series; in my view, it has taken over the position that *Game of Thrones* held for years. Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy have crafted a remarkably intricate story, full of surprising turns and genuinely impressive cha…
Manuel São Bento
HBO stumbled with the final season of Game of Thrones, but their ability to produce quality television didn't seem to be affected by that misstep. Westworld remains one of HBO’s strongest and best series, and in my view, it has taken over the position that Game of Thrones held for years. Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy have crafted an exceptionally intricate story, full of surprising developments and truly remarkable cha…
Dean
The high ratings for this television program are puzzling to me. While the music is distinctive and enjoyable, the series feels convoluted, detached from reality, and frequently repeats itself. Numerous plot points arise that remain unexplained, contributing to a growing sense of disorientation, particularly due to the frequent use of flashbacks—a device I find unappealing. Ultimately, it becomes tedious because fami…
CharlesTheBold
The series explores an alternate scenario: what would happen if sophisticated robots were built for the purpose of staffing an amusement park? The responses of the various characters differ based on their individual natures. For Dr. Ford, portrayed by Sir Anthony Hopkins—whose office contains a reproduction of Michelangelo's CREATION OF ADAM—the process represents the birth of a new form of life. Bernard Lowe views i…
Charles Dance
It’s disappointing to see this series not living up to its potential. The creators would have been better off emulating the lighthearted and enjoyable feel of the 1973 film; that one was genuinely entertaining! This adaptation has fallen into the trap of excessive seriousness, similar to what happened with the Daniel Craig Bond movies, making it a burden to sit through. The earlier movie, featuring Yul Brynner …

