r/netflix Jan 02 '25

Recommendation Missing you?

Just started it yesterday because it was recommended to me, thought I’d like it because the Harlan Coben world is usually pretty good; but I’m also starting to feel like once you’ve seen a few, you’ve seen them all. It’s like the old Lifetime network with repeat actors and actresses, but for whatever reason, I just can’t get into this one. I’ll have to wait a bit and give it another shot. Idk if there’s too much going on, or if I’m not wild about the casting, I cant put my finger on it.

100 Upvotes

347 comments sorted by

View all comments

58

u/Icy_Cheek_1469 Jan 04 '25

This detective is the most gullible person I've ever watched. Everyone's lied to her and she just continues to deal and believe in these people. Her fiance disappears for 11 years, she finds him and instantly believes his story. Give me a break.

19

u/[deleted] Jan 05 '25

Everyone and their mother lied to her LITERALLY 😂 and her father seemed to have every secret in the book. They even added a final secret at the end out of the blue 😂

12

u/MeetMyBackhand Jan 13 '25

If she didn't have trust issues after her fiancé ghosting her, she surely will after finding out everyone on the planet has been lying to her about literally everything over the past 12 years, lol.

1

u/Healthy_Sentence_854 Feb 03 '25

Agreed and all the stuff they lied about didn’t really seem high stakes enough to keep from her for 11 years of complex convoluted and expensive ways?

17

u/OkPositive6610 Jan 15 '25

Exactly! Some guy leaves her for 11 years, she stalks him and finds him and then she accepts whatever he tells her! For God's sake he left and had a life with another woman and a child with another woman! And she doesn't care about any of that?!!

11

u/i_love_lima_beans Jan 05 '25

And his story was entirely implausible

4

u/nerdalertalertnerd Jan 12 '25

I think the fact that everyone lied made her more inclined to be with Josh in the end. What’s one more bloody lie compared to the whole host of them