EPISODE 1.1
The Disappointment of Time
Emma and Noah’s anniversary trip to Mexico takes a turn
... More when Emma finds an old phone in the jungle.Less
The Resort: Season 1 | Reviews
You can check out of your marriage anytime you like, but you can never leave, in this twisty series that's kind of a spiritual twin to Palm Springs. Cristin Milioti is wonderfully bitter in this mysterious show's present-day storyline, but the flashbacks to a lost character's sweet young romance are just as enchanting.
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The Age
With such a talented cast, (the wackier elements are) forgivable, even if you might still have questions come the final episode.
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IndieWire
There’s a distinct playfulness that helps the overall show avoid getting bogged down by the usual amateur detective show self-seriousness.
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Paste
An ambitious vacation adventure that provides both fast-paced escapism and a meditation on the languid effects of time.
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Decider
By the end of the first episode, we found ourselves caring a lot less about (Emma) and Noah than we thought we would.
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Variety
Gisondo is truly making a play for becoming one of Hollywood’s most reliable and underrated comedic aces in the hole.
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Financial Times
Though The Resort is certainly worth a visit, it might not become a favourite you’re desperate to return to.
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Time Magazine
Like any good vacation, The Resort flies by. You can tell you had fun because it’s over way too soon.
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RogerEbert.com
Here is a series that is more or less all exposition, all clues and memories, and it barely feels like a plot.
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The Resort: Season 1 | Release Details
The Resort: Season 1 is available to stream in the United Kingdom now on Now.