Reviews for Daisy Jones & the Six

Sorry, couldn't get the hype AT ALL, it was good music but i never found the story interesting, and this comes from someone who absolutely LOVES Fleetwood Mac and their history, glad y'all enjoyed this, but couldn't be me

had fun and it finished rlly strong but fuck billy dunne bro he was so goddamn annoyinggggg and he never got better… wish we just got a fleetwood mac show instead but yah. sure. ok

certainly a show, i guess. but not a good one. the entire thing just feels very inauthentic to me, from the cheap, shein looking wardrobe to the shallow character work. the actors do their best, trying desperately to pull meat from the bone, but they never come away with anything of substance. the

good for warren

the only thing that really worked for me here was riley keough you go girl! i liked how each episode ended with some shit like “we were on top of the world. but the only place you can go from the top is down…”

ai generated fleetwood mac fanfic (derogatory)

book was better but vibes were good

Couldn’t finish it bc it took them fucking 6 episodes to introduce the main character

nothing about this convinced me this was set in the 70s lmfao… the drama was fun sometimes but other than that 🥱🥱🥱

i mean to be completely honest with you all i wasnt the biggest fan of the book - it was, like, fine - and i have the same feeling about the series. unfortunately i have this habit i cant shake which is that i care about one very minor character who sometimes would go an episode without talking and

- instagram ahh filter - shit music - the pacing was off (or maybe just the fact that billie looked exactly the same the whole time) , I mean I've read the book and I still couldn't buy this version of daisyxbilly until episode nine. - i kinda came to like the series after the last two episodes - i

A fiasco and a great rock and roll journey that could've been a wild ride. Daisy Jones and the Six brought Fleetwood Mac drama roots — although sadly, this show did not go closer to its book in terms of being superb. It's inconsistent — performances are uneven and didn't do enough justice in some

It’s sad that most of the book’s complexities were watered down to produce a bland adaptation full of unnecessary love triangle drama. Reducing the pivotal final scene between Camila and Daisy to a fight over Billy undermines the message the book tried to send about these two characters and their dy

This show just isn't for me I fear, it feels like it would be more enjoyable for girls who grew up on Wattpad. The usage of tropes runs rampant and the story is very cliché. The two leads are terrible messed up people but it seems like the show kind of wants us to buy into this idea that it’s worth

“But nothing in life is ever as simple as we want it to be” First off I would like to know the purpose that *she* is doing this bc her mom did not ask her to do a documentary but only for her father and daisy to talk again. So what was the point of this? I felt like this mini series was sooo drag

I didn’t really like the book that much, because I found it a little cheesy, so I was never going to love this. There is some nice moments scattered throughout the show, but the cheesiness is still very much there. I guess it’s a fine adaptation for what it is. I don’t know

i feel like i wouldve enjoyed this more if i hadnt read the book

i haven’t read the book yet so i have no idea how it compares but this is just fine. i enjoyed it enough when it was on but i have no desire to ever watch it again. the cast has a lot of talent and i think that’s the main thing you stick around for. to me the characters felt a little hollow, like we

(did not rewatch just needed to do an actual unbiased critical review) pacing issues. bad camera work. not enough of a payoff for the buildup. fire soundtrack.

well i did not like this as much as everyone else did

full review coming to collider soon!

The chemistry between the characters where great 5/10

my heart aches for what this could have been. my whole entire being wanted to like this show but i just could not connect with it the way i so desperately wanted to. i read the book over the summer and fell in love with it. it was perfect. which is why it pains me to say what i’m about to say. taylo

I'm conflicted, even now as I write this. I don't know what rating is deserving of my disappointment towards this show. For a book so vivid in imagery and colour, this show is heavy in beiges and muted orange. It felt like the soul of the book was obliterated with none left to show. I liked Daisy