Sirens on Netflix

[EachandEveryone]

With Julianne Moore is just fab. It’s daft and light weight. It’s quite like White Lotus but then that could be because one of the leads in season 2 is in it. Oh, and Kevin Bacon 😀 I don’t want to praise it too much as I will give the story away, it’s worth watching though. Only five episodes www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2025/may/22/sirens-review-julianne-moore-cult-drama-netflix

I’m on episode 4 and really enjoying it. It is a bit like White Lotus with the music and the styling.

I quite like it so far (on episode 2) - it’s a bit different, inventive, not sure what’s coming.

I’m a sucker for programmes in luxury settings (Revenge, The Perfect Couple). The AI scenery is a bit grating.

I really enjoyed it

Stayed up late last night to finish. Really enjoyed. I hated the last season of The White Lotus but really enjoyed this

I'm just started on E4. Nothing has got done today. Dog hasn't been walked, turtle not fed yet, dishwasher not emptied...

Loving it!

For some reason the hungry turtle really tickled me 🐢😂😂😂😂😂

I just started! I hope it’s worth it. Husband and kids away this weekend!

Watch Rivals too if you’ve got a weekend off. Absolutely brilliant

I enjoyed it but not the end

I just finished!! Want to talk but don’t want to spoil it for anyone ahhh

Agree; wasn’t expecting that and not in a good way

I’m on my own this weekend and I’ve just binged watched it and really enjoyed it.

There’s no need for a second season I don’t think.

I loved it but was also at the end.

I liked the way it looked, the clothing, the house and the island but storyline wise I was waiting for the drop which never came. I was sorting of expecting something more but it just didn't go anywhere.

I binged it all last night, agree the ending didn't quite wash with me.. it felt like the didn't quite know how to finish it, so whacked in an unbelievable twist.

I know what you mean. I enjoyed it but at one point I thought it was going in a different direction with the talk of sharing dreams, and the weird scene in the taxi.

I loved it! Thought it was so clever the way it flips everything on its head, including the title. Liked the end too.
Want to talk about it but dont want to spoil it.
Julianne was great, as was Meghan Fahy. Meghan is incredibly beautiful no, like a young Paulina Porizkova. I thought she might have been more convincing as Simone actually.

Hey hey! 🙂

I think we can talk about it considering it’s only five episodes and it’s been out for awhile now. How long are we supposed to give it?

You can talk about it if you ask MN to put Spoiler in the title.

I really disliked the ending. It was lile they had run out of ideas!

I saw the ending as completely reversing what we had thought about Kiki and her power- or lack of it. It waa true to life, where women are blamed for men's failures.

I binged the whole lot yesterday. Its lightweight and I zoned out and had to rewind occasionally. Overall, I'd say its worth a watch.

Julianne Moore and Kevin Bacon what's not to like, love them both, thought he was a bit underused, Julianne was brilliant as was Meghan Fahy. The idea that an ineffectual but rich man can bring down a seemingly powerful woman was depressing. A definite example of the once a man weds a mistress he creates a vacancy trope. I thought it was going in a more supernatural/mythical angle for a bit which might have made it more interesting.

I liked that it didn't get mythical and stuck to the prosaic ie men blaming women.