morganparker2

I was hoping for a good new sci fi series but its pretty awkward and the effects are really off-putting. This is a long way off from Silo, another Hugh Howey based show. I have never read that book but so far I don't care about anything going on and it just sounds like sci fi nonsense from people who don't know anything about sci fi. I turned off the second episode during a terrible zero gravity fight scene, that was all I could take. Anyway I don't think I'll give it another go, the visuals are a big problem for me, it just looks like a bad Syfy channel show that will be cancelled soon. I'm happy Silo exists but it's too bad we can't get more decent space sci fi.

Wow season three is not funny, they packed some names in there but they just waste time saying look at me. The show was fun when they were sleuthing and it was less of a production, literally. I really liked the first two seasons, Martin Short has always been a little annoying to me but that is part of his thing I guess. It somehow worked before, but it feels out of control now and I didn't enjoy it at all, I turned off S03E03, I think I'm done. It's too bad, I was looking forward to some more. Nathan Lane fit, he's a big name but he's funny and can play weird roles, remember funny? Meryl Streep and Paul Rudd just feel shoehorned in there, look we have big names we were friends with in real life??

1899 is a direct ripoff of Black Silence, a comic from 2016 by the Brazilian comic book artist Mary Cagnin, who was given no credit whatsoever. Panel for panel, frame for frame.

Finished the show and genuinely surprised how torn I am on it. I mean I liked it, thought the final reveal was a superb one that elevated the show on a fundamental level for me and I was left intrigued to anything that may follow. Additionally the show is absolutely beautifully shot, had several breathtaking scenes and its use of language to tell the story was masterful.

However, there was something nagged at me through it all and while I am going to touch on it as generally as I can, still would suggest stopping reading now if you haven't seen the show. Moving on, the show is really understandably focused on human relationships, which works in a way, but almost all those deep relationship they feature are romantic ones. So for a show about those unbreakable emotional bonds, their focus is really narrow. Additionally while I get from the perspective of the story why those emotional connections are executed in the manner they are, watching the show all those bonds ended up feeling really shallow as it was just people realizing they had them.