Sugar Recap & Review | Modern Noir Masterpiece?

I was never a Colin Farrell fan until I watched this series. I hope there’s a second season. Loved it. It’s funny that it’s film noir style but with a hopeful main character.

How are you enjoying Sugar?

I'm loving the show and I think it's a travesty that this show and topic doesn't have more views. I love the show for the same reason I love XMEN'97, they both go for it! Everything is too cool for school and afraid to actually be passionate. Well this show is passionate about Noir and old time cinema, noir tropes, etc. The cynicism worked with Deadpool because it was fresh then. Now everything is too cynical. In X-Men, give me Storm talking like a Shakespearian-loving Goddess and in this show, give me the cool, whiskey sipping, vintage car driving gumshoe. If you all ever need a guest, I'd be happy to come on and chat. Either way, I am now subscribed and getting notifications.

The show is a hallucination in the mind of an addict, right? He said he’s an addict, of movies? C’mon.

Damn good start. Im wondering what the son did to the 8 women. I think it's more than just a #metoo thing. I think the writers would not want to highlight a true awful thing that happened. That has me wondering... what did he do...

Bro this is awesome show I just watched ep 3. It seems to have some supernatural elements to it. Wondered why they show the moon so often first 1&2 episodes

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