The HBO Max original series Kamikaze has been capturing people’s hearts, and it’s the first Danish series to ever premiere on HBO Max. This is the first time HBO Max has picked up something from Denmark and made it into a series, and fans can’t wait to watch it. The series revolves around the eighteen-year-old teenager Julie and how she had the oh so perfect life, but one text and her life came crashing down within seconds.
The series was made after the novel Muleum that Erlend Loe wrote, and it was out in the year 2007. Kaspar Munk is the director behind the series. The series talks about a lot of deep things, but at the same time, it doesn’t. If you’re looking forward to watching the series, all the necessary information is included ahead.
Should You Stream Kamikaze or Skip It (Without Spoilers)
The series is definitely worth watching; for some, it may seem like a light watch, while for others, it may be a series with deep meaning and underlying feelings. The series can be a very good one or nothing at all depending on people and their likes and dislikes as well as their views on orphans or, more specifically, privileged orphans. Streaming the series is certainly a good choice, even if it doesn’t really match your taste.
What Our Critic has to Say?
The series has received a mixed response, as some have liked it, while some thought it didn’t bring out the potential it actually could have bought out. Needless to say, the series has higher positive reviews and lesser negative reviews. The series comes with a 6.4 rating which is good, not great, but worth watching. The positive feedback on the show was that it didn’t centre on the past or how her life used to be but on her present and future.
Many shows like these centre on the past and not on what is yet to come ahead. The next step to living and how will she go about without breaking down, with just a little of her past shown in the first episode. The series shows how people take in grief and how difficult it is for a single person to take in the loss of their family.
What is Kamikaze, the HBO Max Original Series, All About?
Julie is shown enjoying her life, and suddenly she receives a text from her dad stating they are soon going to die in a plane crash and that he loved her and could do anything she wanted. This text breaks her, and all she could think of was ending her life, but a failed attempt at killing herself is what starts the story of the series. The series then embarks on a journey of self-discovery, dealing with grief and living, even if there is no one by your side.
Where to Watch Kamikaze?
The series is original, and hence it can be watched only on the HBO Max app with a subscription to the platform, and it’s available in various languages. Viewers or interested audiences can head to YouTube to watch the trailer for the show to know what they’re getting themselves with this series.
