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Universal acclaim- based on 91 Ratings
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Positive: 81 out of 91
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Mixed: 4 out of 91
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Negative: 6 out of 91
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Mar 29, 2020"Old white woman with an inflated ego is tired of making peanut butter sandwiches so she teams up with a lesbian lawyer and the leader of a narcoterrorist group to guilt trip her husband."
Ozark S03 is like House of Cards S06. No one is going to remember that it even existed. -
May 19, 2020Season 3 very derivative, sucky and boring relative to the first 2 seasons.
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Jul 19, 2020That was really painful to have to sit through. Ben was one of the worst characters of all time. Slow, boring drivel that could have been handled about a million other ways. His boring, predictable fate was obvious the moment he was introduced. Don't bother with this session, it sucked.
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“Ozark” still has its crazy nooks and crannies — Ruth’s young cousin Wyatt (Charlie Tahan) takes up with the much older deranged opium grower Darlene (Lisa Emery), things like that — and the troubled, still-loving chemistry between Marty and Wendy remains powerful. Plus gangsters, drug cartels, body counts, all the standard pleasures of crime shows.
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The deck is stacked against the fledgling money launderers. How they maneuver around their detractors is still “Ozark’s” biggest strength. Couple that with the one-two punch of Linney and Pelphrey, and this is a compelling season worth binging.
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Overall, Ozark Season 3 is still the show you know — there are moments of quietude, gnawing personal conflicts, and, of course, that bluish scenery of this forest-rich landscape — but it's still by far the most stressful and emotionally ravaging stretch of the show yet thanks to its new characters, the increased duplicity afoot in the Byrde house, and, of course, the no-holds-barred drug war going on all the while which eventually makes its way to the Ozarks, too.