US EditionTV Review - The White Lotus: Season 3
- Mike White's third season of The White Lotus had multiple bodies in the water, surprising viewers during the eight episodes.
- This season tackled complex themes like toxic masculinity and midlife friendships, showcasing a deeper narrative than previous seasons.
- K-Pop star Lalisa Manobal was praised as an inspired casting choice for her role as Mook, adding to the show's appeal through its gripping cinematography and art direction.
- The third season faced criticism for its pacing and unresolved plot lines, particularly regarding the awkward dynamic between characters Saxon and Lochlan, which left some viewers unsatisfied.
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On vacation in Thailand, guests sweated more because of secrets, moral dilemmas and relationships than because of the tropical heat. The series phenomenon White Lotus aired its final episode on Max and remained true to its brand. It told the diverse stories of the privileged, ending in a mysterious murder, with ease and humor, but slightly slowed down the pace.
It’s checkout time for Season 3 of ‘The White Lotus.’ Here’s how we’re rating our stay
The third season of HBO’s “The White Lotus” has finally come to a close. With eight episodes — the last of which ran for 90 minutes — it is the longest iteration of the show, stuffed with all manner of…
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it isAs well as a fresh troupe of outrageous guests, if there’s one thing that every new series of The White Lotus delivered, it was jaw-dropping settings. In previous seasons we’ve been transported to Maui, Hawaii and Taormina, Sicily — and the latest episodes had Thailand as their backdrop.
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