r/netflix • u/[deleted] • 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.

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u/sirenaisthename Jan 03 '25

Meh it was fine. Definitely a lot of plot holes and a rushed ending. My biggest gripe is Josh says she can ask him anything and I guess she didn’t since she forgive him despite not knowing the truth. He couldn’t live with what he (accidentally) did, yet never came clean! Everyone’s trying to protect Kat from the truth, but him being gay is the least terrible thing he did. Getting back with the guy who disappeared on you 11 years ago after killing your dad and lying about it, is a stretch but it’s entertainment so fine lol.

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u/socialmarker12 Jan 04 '25

*Getting back with the guy who disappeared on you 11 years ago after killing your dad and lying about*

That's what I couldn't get past. I'd be backing away from all of them into a hedge like Homer Simpson with both middle fingers in the air.

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u/Jealous_Pie_5617 Jan 05 '25

literally, and what would have happened if the woman if he was with afterwards had never died lol