I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Purely Joyful Movie!

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

I actually registered on IMDb just to write a review for this series. It starts out looking as if it has potential to be a great who dunnit and ends with more questions than answers.I had trouble keeping track of all the characters because there are so many that you never see. Who the hell is Cameron anyway? And in the last episode, the only interesting well developed character, the cop, isn't even in it. He just disappears.Sharon Stone's character is so obnoxious you don't mind that someone kills her. And by the fourth episode I almost didn't care who really did it. But I had so much time invested in it already I figured let's see what happens.Well nothing. Nothing happens. It's the most unsatisfying ending of any series I've watched. And the biggest red herring they throw at you is never resolved. What was the symbol they keep showing? They make a huge deal out of it and it has absolutely nothing to do with anything.Please don't waste your time! It really is that bad.

At first the camera work and editing can seem underwhelming. It felt strangely 'distanced', or observing, compared to what one has come to expect from today's fiction. But, given time, the show grew on me with its intriguing, though slightly confusing story line, and its interesting characters. But it will not be everyones cup of tea. Not all hints, plot elements and dialogue seem to go somewhere. Emphasis on characters change unexpectedly, as do perspectives and general direction. The style of the series feels a bit like observing events around you in real life where things are not easily interpreted, but none the less interesting enough for you to keep looking. For me, this style gave the show a touch of realism that made it enjoyable, even refreshing. Like its titular object, the series is a mosaic of sorts with odd fragments beginning to come together as you watch the story unfold.

I kept watching over and over and kept getting more confused. what was that symbol that petra kept seeing? a gir's tat, a decal on a car fender, the editing seems to be a huge problem. at first sharon stone was a celebrated member of the community and towards the end everyone was speaking about her like she was a joke. why did she tell that dirty joke when he brought his girlfriend over for a visit, made no sense, then she as a cougar offers him a place in lieu of handyman work, then she demands $ months later, and the constant dropping of f bombs at thanksgiving dinner in front of his parents (who never had a line by the way).

It was actually different and interesting at first although slow. As the story progressed however, it just got more monotone and strange. The ending was just Bad and just left a bad taste. Waste of time