Season 1 Part 1 - 6 episodes (2016 August 12)
Season 1 Part 2 - 5 episodes (2017 April 7)
Netflix Original Series
Availability: Global
1 season
Plot:
Created by Baz Luhrman, the end of disco and the beginning of hip hop clash during the '70s in the Bronx.
Reviews:
Season 1 Part 1 Rating: Watch it / [It depends] / Skip it
- This blends kung fu, hip-hop, and the '70s with teenagers just wanting to rebel through song. With multiple story lines like Zeke (Justice Smith) who seems poised to become a rapper, Shaolin Fantastic (Shameik Moore) who is a mysterious graffiti artist, and hopeful singer Mylene (Herizen Guardiola), it's never boring, but it just feels like a zany adventure instead of the epic story of the hip-hop invention. I keep waiting to get to the big moment that takes until the sixth episode to arrive. While this has been called a musical, it just features characters singing at different points. This has potential, but it needs to start paying off in part two.
Season 1 Part 1 Rating: Watch it / [It depends] / Skip it
- This blends kung fu, hip-hop, and the '70s with teenagers just wanting to rebel through song. With multiple story lines like Zeke (Justice Smith) who seems poised to become a rapper, Shaolin Fantastic (Shameik Moore) who is a mysterious graffiti artist, and hopeful singer Mylene (Herizen Guardiola), it's never boring, but it just feels like a zany adventure instead of the epic story of the hip-hop invention. I keep waiting to get to the big moment that takes until the sixth episode to arrive. While this has been called a musical, it just features characters singing at different points. This has potential, but it needs to start paying off in part two.
Links:
- Watch the Season 1 Part 1 trailer
- Season 1 Part 2 Date Announcement Video
- Watch the Season 1 Part 2 Trailer
- Watch the Season 1 Part 2 Toy Box clip
- The Get Down gets Canceled
- Dance featurette video
- This was Netflix's most expensive series, costing $10 million per episode.
- Baz Luhrman claimed the main reason for the cancellation was his inability to commit full time to season 2, stating, "I make movies."
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