Audiences Rave About Andrew Scott's "Ripley" on Netflix, Dubbing it Better Than 90s Film

Viewers are calling the new Netflix series "Ripley," starring Andrew Scott, a phenomenal watch that surpasses the beloved 1999 film adaptation of the same novel.

Fans who cherished the original movie, featuring Matt Damon and Jude Law, were pleasantly surprised by the TV adaptation's depth and allure upon its recent release.

Shot entirely in captivating black and white, drawing comparisons to the picturesque Saltburn, the series has captivated audiences with Andrew Scott's chilling portrayal of Tom Ripley.

Set against the backdrop of 1960s New York and sunny Italy, the storyline delves into Tom Ripley's journey as he navigates a life of privilege at a profound cost.

Based on Patricia Highsmith's 1955 novel and marking the fourth visual adaptation of the book, "Ripley" follows Scott's character, a struggling grifter tasked with bringing back his boss’s son from Italy, ultimately entangling himself in a web of crime as he becomes enamored with a luxurious lifestyle.

While the 1999 film "The Talented Mr. Ripley" is undeniably a classic, grossing $128 million worldwide and receiving five Academy Award nominations, the new series has garnered attention for its star-studded cast, including the talented Dakota Fanning.

Social media platforms buzzed with praise as viewers expressed their delight. One user on X shared, "I’m currently hooked on 'Ripley' on Netflix. It's amazing, even surpassing the movie."

Another fan remarked, “I'm a huge Patricia Highsmith fan, and this Netflix series has blown me away. Andrew Scott's performance is stunning."

The series' visuals also drew acclaim, with viewers praising its artistic cinematography and seamless integration of Italy's scenic beauty into the narrative.

Overall, "Ripley" has received glowing reviews for its dark allure, meticulous storytelling, and Andrew Scott's authentic portrayal of the complex character.

Experience the brilliance of "Ripley" on Netflix today.