This is a crazy, unpredictable story that twists and turns all the way. It begins with an incredibly stressful scene of road rage played out by two deeply flawed protagonists. It's a story of taking things too far, letting minor resentments grow into monsters.
Beef doesn't pretend to be realistic, doesn't pretend to portray any sense of real life, that's not the point. The flawed characters are intriguing - one minute you hate them, another you empathise with them - and in the end they frustrate the hell out of you. The same can be said of the story too. I am not sure I watched a full episode all in one - just too frustrated - but in the end you always come back for more.
The only downside is the last episode which didn't seem in line with the rest of the series. A disappointing end to a pretty good ride.
Beef doesn't pretend to be realistic, doesn't pretend to portray any sense of real life, that's not the point. The flawed characters are intriguing - one minute you hate them, another you empathise with them - and in the end they frustrate the hell out of you. The same can be said of the story too. I am not sure I watched a full episode all in one - just too frustrated - but in the end you always come back for more.
The only downside is the last episode which didn't seem in line with the rest of the series. A disappointing end to a pretty good ride.