You (TV Series) The Last Nice Guy in New York (2018) User Reviews

A swift descent into chaos

[DVD_Connoisseur · 8/10 · 31 December 2018]

"The Last Nice Guy" sees proceedings take a turn for the worse for one of the main characters.

Penn Badgley's Joe somehow remains a sympathetic character despite his deep psychological issues. There's a sense that he's on the brink of going "full Dexter Morgan".

Elizabeth Lail's character is complex and believable.

Riveting.

YOU - Episode 2

[djrocky · 8/10 · 13 January 2019]

It's starting to get interesting as we start to see that Beck is not as innocent as she seems. This soon changes and things start to become more clear between the characters.

Joe's relationship with Paco is always great to see. The start with the Frankenstein book was a nice touch. Beck is starting to become more interesting but Peach is boring me to tears. Some of the dialogue from the female cast just sounds cliche and it's starting to become too repetitive.

However, I can't say the episode is bad. It's an episode that really starts to develop on the characters and relationships. The friends of Becks are annoying but that is the way it is supposed to be. Doesn't change the fact that the writing and dialogue for them is obnoxious and so fake.

The exploration of Benj and Joe's feud is starting to develop with more interesting interactions. But the main problem are the now present plot holes. Example: Somehow Becks calls Joe on his phone even though they never exchanged numbers. Doesn't make sense and ruins the immersion.

Overall, I liked the episode but it could've been so much better. The sooner we stop seeing the friends of Becks, the better!

The second episode has developed the story a lot.

[ankitdasofficial · 8/10 · 14 September 2020]

You Season 1 Episode 2

Review : In reviewing the second episode, I would like to say that the story has developed a lot in this episode. There are many things to say that are good enough. There are many more reasons behind saying that the second episode is good enough as a viewer, which I have discussed below.

Acting : The level of acting in this episode is very high like in the previous episode, all his performances are good enough here and every actor-actress has judged their character enough.

Direction : The director has done his job fairly well and well enough.

Story and Dialogue : Speaking of the story of the episode, it must be said that the epithelium started with the end of the previous episode, which in a word can be said to be a great beginning. This is a love story that the lover has to do a lot to complete the love, even murder. The story of the episode has enough important elements Which I liked enough with the audience. This episode is about a friendship that we don't really understand the real secret of friendship. All in all, the story in this episode is good enough, interesting enough and full of enough thrills. I would like to thank the authors of this episode very much for writing such a story. When it comes to dialogue, it must be said that dialogue is quite dependent and passionate. The dialogue writer has worked hard enough to write the dialogue and the result is completely behind the scenes.

Soundtrack and Background score : No soundtrack was used on this subject and the background sky is high enough good enough and intense.

Cinematography and Editing : Both the cinematography and the editing are good enough and of a high enough quality in this episode.

Other Departments : The lighting, vfx and the place or location where the shooting was done are also good enough.

Overall Episode : Judging by all, I gave this episode eight out of ten stars.

Thanks so much for reading my review.

A Dead Man

[ZegMaarJus · 8/10 · 23 June 2020]

Joe has his first date with Beck tonight. Joe still stalks Beck at home, Beck is still thinking about Benji Joe didn't like this. Joe still has Benji in his basement, he also has Beck's old phone and can see everything in the cloud on her new phone. Beck don't want the date to continue because she hears that Benji is missing. Professor Leahy flirts with Beck and intimidates her, Joe is also at that bar. Beck wants to talk with Joe and meets with him at The Village. Paco almost sneaked his way into the basement but Joe stopped him before he sees Benji. Beck invited Joe to Peach her party. Beck sees her relation with Joe pure friendly. Beck blackmails Leahy with stories about him about unwanted behavior against six women. Joe gets a USB stick from Benji with a video where he drowns a guy. Beck kissed Joe in the middle of the library. Joe put peanut oil in Benji's latte, he is allergic for peanuts. Benji dies. Very good episode of You, this series i freaky and lovely at the same time very nice.

And so on...

[bombersflyup · 5/10 · 4 January 2020]

Now we have a past girlfriend disappearing and a violent outburst and a murder, definitely similar to "Dexter." Once this Beck's been characterized though it has to go somewhere else or have a twist or something, otherwise it's going to be stuck in a rut. The episode's fine, Benji seemed right about her taking him to the party though.

Professor and Benji

[vivianla · 16 February 2021]

Joe keeps Benji in that locked room and feeds him every once in a while.

Joe meets Beck outside and notices her every facial feature - her lips, everything. Beck excuses herself as she is worried about a "friend".

Joe manages to have a date with Beck at a bar and she looks gorgeous.

She invites Joe to Peach's soiree to distract her that it is her parents' anniversary. At the party Joe immediately narrates it is not his crowd. Peach questions him how in NYC Joe managed to run into Beck...twice.

Beck tells her friends that it looks like she might have to sleep with her prof. The girls say it is a rite of passage in grad school and one of them slept with her biology professor.

Beck meets the prof at a bar wearing red lipstick. The prof begins to touch and go up her thigh. She stands up and stops him. The prof says she was brazenly flirting with him - the sheer clothing that he can see her nipples through, the blowjob eyes.

Beck goes to her professor's office and asks him to reconsider. She cannot afford to lose housing that she receives being a TA. Beck closes the door and says it looks like she has no choice then pulls out her phone. She mentions a tweet. She can post that 7 girls have the same story about his professor. The professor gives in and she gets to keep her job.

Beck goes to the bookstore thrilled with a donut for Joe. Beck eventually leans in and kisses Joe. Joe tells her to come back here and they kiss again.