battever Men begging for their lives. men brutally murdered. men are stupid and amount to nothing. this series is a feminist wetdream.btw, the assassin isnt psychotic, she is a mary sue

justincward Killing Eve dresses to impress and knows who it's aimed at - women. The story of how a low-ranking British MI6 officer becomes obsessed to the cost of her marriage, job and sanity with a deadly Terminator-style Russian hit-girl. Along the way we get to visit Paris, Moscow, London, Tuscany, Berlin, and look in rich women's wardrobes and expensive shops everywhere we go. And there's a fair bit of Russian prison for the Cell Block: H aficionado.I'll make this brief, Bond. The characters have no depth whatever, they're ciphers, to use an MI6 type phrase. The Russian hit-girl is perfectly drawn as a psychopath, which means she has no empathy for anyone, so the writers can make her do whatever they want for no reason whatever, except that she's angry - we never find out why. So it's a melodrama, and because the characters have no depth, characters get bumped off randomly, and the story gets fuller and fuller of Mexican standoffs.So it's an enjoyable, well acted and staged, corny melodrama, with a dark, cheeky flavour, hints of velvet, but sadly no finish. The last episode is very unsatisfying indeed.

meghaupadhyaya The eight-episode first season is totally thrilling, follows Sandra Oh as an MI5 agent and Jodie Comer as psychopathic assassin in a typical "cat and mouse" chase around the globe.

jacekkajeden The actors play is good, direction is good, camera works very well too. But the ecreenplay... oh dear... It is completely naive, as if 11 years old wrot this: secret service agent spraying unknown liquid on themselves, professional killers standing 3 meters off their victim, unable to figure out that he might be hiding in bushes and so on and so on. I would have rated this series quite high if the screenplay made sense, even only in one episode - unfortunately it does not happen and all episodes are just silly. I cannot figure out what was the point of making the screenplay so ridiculously naive and pointless but it spoils the otherwise quite well tv serie.