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Daisy Edgar-Jones, Paul Mescal, Desmond Eastwood, Aislín McGuckin, Sarah Greene, Frank Blake, India Mullen, Eliot Salt, Eanna Hardwicke, Seán Doyle (más)Streaming (1)
Episodios(12)
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Episode 1 (E01)
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Episode 2 (E02)
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Episode 3 (E03)
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Episode 4 (E04)
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Episode 5 (E05)
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Episode 6 (E06)
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Episode 7 (E07)
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Episode 8 (E08)
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Episode 9 (E09)
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Episode 10 (E10)
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Episode 11 (E11)
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Episode 12 (E12)
Sinopsis(1)
Normal People is an exquisite, modern love story about how one person can unexpectedly change another person's life and about how complicated intimacy can be. It follows Marianne and Connell over several years—both from a small west of Ireland town, but from very different backgrounds—as they embark on an on-again/off-again romance that starts at school and continues through college, testing their relationship as they explore different versions of themselves. (Hulu)
(más)Reseñas (3)
The formative years of my generation perfectly captured with all the benefits as well as the problems brought about by the digitalization of life. The inability to fit in, communicate and express yourself clearly, problematic relationships, and pretense. All that is amplified by the fact that the characters are rather introverted, which is why the story makes even more sense to me. The soundtrack is good and the actors, especially the two protagonists, are absolutely perfect in their roles. But there is a hitch. The story is often frustrating, and the characters often behave irrationally or simply cannot communicate clearly, which can make the viewer just as frustrated. It was probably intentional, but the result is that a lot of people probably won’t finish watching the series, which is a shame. The year you were born will probably make a huge difference.
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I won’t torment myself, I’m done with this after four episodes, I really can’t be bothered with it. The two protagonists are just insufferable. It’s well made, with a great soundtrack.
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Casting Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal in the lead roles was probably the best decision the creators of this series could have made. Their performances are flawless. However, the storyline, which meticulously portrays the relationship of two modern-day millennials, only reinforces my feeling that I understand young people less and less. It all feels a bit too sensitive, almost excessively so. Fortunately, the soundtrack was fantastic and kept me hooked until the end.
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