Adoration

Poor script and acting. A bunch of kids cursing constantly and shouting, so annoying. No respect for parents as they were school mates. There is no content - just a bad portrait of Italy, whilst not all the teenagers are like these.

Not sure why Netflix should have this, it is really a soap opera. After 20 minutes watching you start feeling embarrassed yourself. Should this story teach or should it be something to learn something from?

Maybe some will appreciate this but no comparison with other titles or plots - certain sex scenes are just not necessary, probably added to create some appeal but less is better, more than often.

Don't understand what all the negative comments are about. Series was well done. Based/inspired from a book so there's only so much alterations you can make to it. Enjoy it for what it is. Don't look too deep for an award winning experience.

Characters are good, it's emotional, portrays realistic life events, not a picture prefect life. There is a lot to unpack in each character. How they navigate with teenage drama and dealing with modern problems with old school upbringing.

If people couldn't connect to the series, I wonder if they watched in Italian or with dubbing. It's always worse when not in the original language.

The charters are really weak, they are not even a little interesting. The scenario never introduced them, they are just doing things and I can not understand what happened.

Director's work is awful as well... I can't understand why this one has such high grades, since it's just impossible to emphasize the characters, and the story itself causes nothing but disgust.

The editing of the series is sketchy and only makes things worse. If that's what was intended, then the idea is very so-so.

The main character is just a child of seven years old, no more, it's very difficult to watch if you have an IQ of more than 50.

Just my opinion, but do not watch it.

"Adorazione" is a mesmerizing Italian TV show that masterfully blends mystery, emotion, and breathtaking cinematography. Beyond its intricate plot, the show delves deeply into the real-life struggles of teenagers and young adults, tackling issues like relationships, drug use, and impulsivity. It portrays these challenges with an authenticity that feels both relatable and thought-provoking.

The performances are raw and compelling, bringing a sense of vulnerability to the characters that draws you in completely. Combined with its picturesque Italian settings, which add an atmospheric charm, "Adorazione" is more than just a show-it's an emotional journey. For anyone who appreciates layered storytelling and meaningful themes, this is a must-watch gem of Italian television.

I would not stay in friendships/relationships like that. They are so self-centered and really badly acting to each other. (Adults, kids). Like there is no empathy or even kindness. Most of them do not feel remorse. Some of them started to feel it only AFTER there were big consequences ahead.

The other characters frequently refer to something that some did in the past. But WE DO NOT KNOW what it was, and they NEVER tell us. So you do not understand what is going on, in the beginning, quite a lot. Because of that, I skipped a lot of minutes/some parts of scenes because it was too long and not going anywhere with the story.

All the episodes have a weird and uncomfortable vibe. And I do not mean on purpose (as Tom Burton is doing). I mean an unsettling vibe.

And then the nudity comes. Of course, only for the young girls, whose characters are not even 18. (16 be precise). And someone thought this was ok.

I mean... why?