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Universal acclaim- based on 328 Ratings
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Positive: 292 out of 328
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Mixed: 20 out of 328
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Negative: 16 out of 328
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Jan 31, 20172017's first let down. Taboo may be extravaganza, but Tom Hardy is ridiculously self-absorbed og to obsessed being a cool icon instead of being a realistic and empathetic character. I mean, the way he walks.. yeezus!
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Jan 24, 2017Rarely have I seen a show less captivating. I tried hard to follow the plot but just found it confusing and meaningless. I could not even finish the first episode.
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Jan 22, 2017Very one-dimensional from Tom Hardy. Jessie Buckley and Oona Chaplin do add something. Show is starting to wear a bit thin already. Weighing up the future time investment after the 3rd episode is never a good sign.
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Feb 8, 2017Had so much potential, but Hardy's new drama just tries to be as disgusting as possible. The show is almost all rising action. You can't understand anything going on. The story is cheapened by sequences of despicable events. I cancelled my series recording after the one scene where James Dulaney magically rapes his sister with some sort of voodoo magic. WTF am I watching. This show is awful.
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Jan 16, 2017Could not sit through half an episode of this, it simply bored me, slow paced, boring dialogue and no shine, nothing, not even one moment for me to at least smile
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Jan 11, 2017A dark and interesting character played by Tom Hardy. Start off very slowly with good reveal. I very interested to see what this series turns into. @hereisjonnykemp
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Jan 25, 2017Taboo is a GREAT new show! Tom Hardy is at his sexiest! We love, love, love this show! My family is into the shows that replicate older times. Can't say enough about the story line. AWESOME!!! Please keep them coming.
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Aug 31, 2017
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The metaphorical gloom and doom of Taboo is likewise dense and relentless but so enveloping you can't help but be sucked in.
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Taboo seem to have aspired to explore a number of complex, uncomfortable issues in the three episodes made available to critics without concretely establishing a thesis about any of them. Provided the viewer isn’t utterly bored or bewildered by what she sees, the show thus far seems like it could go to interesting places. As to where that is exactly, who can say?
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While it struts and frets and boasts some top-notch actors, I’m not sure it has anything in mind other than being weirdly entertaining.