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If you like Michael B. Jordan, you're in for a treat! He plays twin brothers who've come home to the Deep South in 1932 after years of world adventures, most recently in Chicago. I loved this period piece and Jordan is delicious. Like many twins, they share a deep bond but have somewhat different moralities. I have no idea how it was filmed because the two of them are flawlessly distinct in every scene. Jordan does a great job of defining and distinguishing the differences in the brothers. The casting is perfect and all characters are interesting. I loved the Asian couple and their role in this film. This is one I'll watch again!

Silo has to be one of the worst recent SF series I've ever seen. Tried to watch the first 2 episodes months ago and found it stupid and boring. Tried again 2 months ago, watching episodes 3 and 4 - even more stupid and boring. After seeing good reviews on this site I just gave it another try. Slow, boring, ridiculous, bad acting (especially by Robert Sims) and stupidly elementary and cliched. I can't imagine why anyone would feel otherwise. Shut if off half way into episode 6. Won't be trying again because it was such a waste of time, even though I had time to waste and that is why I gave it one last try.

I cannot imagine the book was as confusing as this series. Must be a very bad job of screen writing. Worse than that, the lead female was miscast. Pretty good actor but completely unbelievable as a woman who works as a stripper. Not beautiful. Not sexy. Not desirable. I could never get past that. Other Harlan Corben novels have been made into reasonably good series but this one was not well done. The other cast members were ok. I really liked the actor and character of Lorraine. She was tough and sexy and warm and smart. James Nesbitt did his usual great job of dominating the story and the screen.