We do not all have to or need to agree with one another, but we all MUST learn to respect one another & accept people for who they are. It is OKAY to be who we are, as individuals, but it is NOT okay to be persecuted for those differences. It is OKAY to have differences of opinions. Bridgerton seasons 1-2 are streaming now on Netflix. I understand that my review doesn't give much in reference to the show, itself, but it is a testament not only to those of us who've endured similar circumstances, but a testament to what strongly held beliefs, such as religion can do & the impact it can have on those who do not have those same beliefs. The Handmaids Tale streams on Hulu in the US and both Channel 4 and Prime Video in the UK.
While many of the negative reviews do make valid points, such as some of the scenes being too slow & the (way) too many unnecessary close-ups of June, I thought the overall show was excellent!! As an individual who: 1- raised in an extremely strict, religious setting 2- a victim of sexual abuse for many years 3- trapped in very tightly controlled & highly abusive relationships & 4-had a child ripped from my arm because I was deemed "unworthy" of being a mother simply because the grandparents were more financially stable at the time, this show truly resonated with SO MUCH of what I've gone & been through & what I've overcome & recovered from.hence the title of my review. I chose to disregard the plethora of negative reviews about the last 2 seasons because I wanted to make my own conclusions about the show, as a whole. I jumped onto The Handmaids bandwagon pretty late I started the series a couple of weeks ago & just finished with seasin 4. Launched in 2017, The Handmaid’s Tale and its fictional world of a modified America - known as Gilead - solves a global infertility crisis through the indoctrination of a duty to God.
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