House of Cards: Season 6 Reviews
Victor Pineyro Seventh Art Studio
Robin Wright was one of the best things from the previous seasons of House of Cards, but season 6 simple should've never existed. The ghost of Frank Underwood became its doom. Full review in Spanish
Full Review | Original Score: 4/10 | Apr 7, 2022
Joanne Laurier World Socialist Web Site
Artistically, Season 6 of House of Cards is a flop.
Full Review | Aug 7, 2020
Neil Mathew Cultured Vultures
It isn't easy to replace Frank Underwood, who... has become one of the most legendary characters ever portrayed on a TV show. However, it is obvious that this season not only lacked inspiration - it was lacking, in general.
Full Review | Oct 9, 2019
Olly Richards GQ Magazine [UK]
The final season is not the glorious goodbye it should have been, or the one the show's best character and best actor deserved, but there's still enough of that early elegant cruelty to see it across the line.
Full Review | Jun 29, 2019
Helen Razer The Daily Review/Crikey
I doubt that I was the only one whose own lethargy gave her cause for revulsion.
Full Review | May 16, 2019
Mikel Zorrilla Espinof
This is the worst season of the series despite Robin Wright's best efforts. [Full Review in Spanish]
Full Review | Original Score: 2/5 | Mar 4, 2019
Catherine Drake Digital Spy
From the first time Claire Underwood broke that fourth wall and looked directly at us at the end of season four beside her husband, we've been craving more insight into her equally manipulative mind.
Full Review | Jan 15, 2019
Dominic Patten Deadline Hollywood Daily
The sixth and last season of House of Cards is worth taking a peek at because, well, it's House of Cards and it put in the work to get where it is.
Full Review | Dec 18, 2018
Dustin Rowles Pajiba
It's eight-hours of filler to set up an immensely unsatisfying conclusion.
Full Review | Nov 19, 2018
Bill Brioux Brioux.tv
The final eight episodes, which are all available for streaming now on Netflix, comes to a messy conclusion with more loose ends than a Florida election ballot.
Full Review | Nov 14, 2018
Hugo Rifkind Times (UK)
House of Cards...trashes itself, even if it was a sort of knowing trash to start with.
Full Review | Nov 12, 2018
Lauren Carroll Harris Guardian
The new season of House of Cards doesn't feel like an arbitrary story overhaul in response to the #MeToo crisis. It feels right.
Full Review | Nov 9, 2018
Ben Kuchera Polygon
The final season of House of Cards is too weird and atonal to ignore completely, but it's not good enough to recommend.
Full Review | Nov 6, 2018
Carrie Wittmer Business Insider
Wright is truly stunning on the final season, and gives every second on screen her all in a way that suggests she's always known this should've been her show.
Full Review | Original Score: 7/10 | Nov 6, 2018
Matt Fowler IGN Movies
House of Cards's sixth and final season really shines in the middle, when Claire is forced to defend every square inch of her presidency against the Shepherd family's abominable ambushes.
Full Review | Original Score: 7.8/10 | Nov 6, 2018
Euan Ferguson Observer (UK)
Robin Wright has stepped sublimely up. She dominates by simply inhabiting, as did Francis, every scene in which she appears, and one sees the skull beneath the skin throughout, rather than in snatches.
Full Review | Nov 5, 2018
Victoria Segal Sunday Times (UK)
For a dying series, this feels remarkably alive with possibility.
Full Review | Nov 5, 2018
Anne Brodie What She Said
Sadly just eight episodes! I'll miss Madame President's to die for tailored suits.
Full Review | Nov 5, 2018
Sonia Saraiya Vanity Fair
The story of Season 6 just doesn't cohere; it barely even tracks well enough to summarize. In a way, the total breakdown is sort of beautiful; it's like watching the story collapse in upon itself, a deserted building, carefully demolished.
Full Review | Nov 5, 2018
Ken Tucker Yahoo.com
Robin Wright is many things, but possessed of a light touch she is not.
Full Review | Nov 5, 2018
