The Kominsky Method

Netflix | Release Date: November 16, 2018

7.7	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 32 Ratings

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nashzero1Nov 20, 2019

Really good show with very funny moments, and with some drama just between that makes you think and smile. Great acting and writing, waiting for season 3.

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MurrayT57Oct 27, 2019

So, in the first episode of Season 2 there's a scene in which Don Lemon of CNN is trashing the president and Mike Douglas's character chimes in that he's a sociopath. It had nothing to do with anything in the show except to project hate. AsSo, in the first episode of Season 2 there's a scene in which Don Lemon of CNN is trashing the president and Mike Douglas's character chimes in that he's a sociopath. It had nothing to do with anything in the show except to project hate. As if Hollywood doesn't have enough problems of their own without their pompous, arrogant, political viewpoints. I stopped the show and am not watching it anymore. For the people who produce the show and are too stupid to realize that type of thing could happen, I hope you're happy.… Expand

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NDIrish1980May 31, 2021

As already stated above, too “woke” for me.. for some reason they can’t help themselves from always going political.

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IndiefilmloverJul 5, 2020

When relieved of a broadcast network's many constraints, showrunners often make the mistake of lacking restraint when they come to cable or streaming networks to do a series. In other words, they take what is essentially a network series andWhen relieved of a broadcast network's many constraints, showrunners often make the mistake of lacking restraint when they come to cable or streaming networks to do a series. In other words, they take what is essentially a network series and just make it profane. Wisely, Chuck Lorre resisted that temptation and created a series that is both heartfelt and funny without being unnecessarily crude or vulgar. "The Kominsky Method" is essentially a "bromance" between two men over 70 years of age that are grappling with life when the days ahead are far fewer than the days behind. The issues that they are dealing with are many including loss, health, sex (or lack thereof) and family. It's moving without being cloying and has a fair share of laughs. The chemistry between Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin is fantastic with good support from Sarah Baker, Nancy Travis, Lisa Edelstein, and the rest of the cast. One can nitpick here and there, but overall a very enjoyable show.… Expand