federicofaillace

It's like two movies in one. I liked the first part - it keeps the spirit of the saga, with that same tension, blood, action, and characteristic filming style. I think this first half of the film is quite strong, both in terms of intensity and plot.

But just as the beginning is very promising, the second half of the movie is truly dreadful. I can't understand what they were trying to do. Honestly, it feels like it was written by different people.

The second part is full of inconsistencies in the plot. You don't know what the movie is about - you can't tell if it's supposed to be a dark comedy, a drama, a thriller, or horror. It creates nothing and makes no sense.

I don't want to spoil different situations that happen, but there are serious inconsistencies in the plot - all kinds, from logical to biological. There was also a story that was supposed to continue in this film, but it doesn't. It's called 28 Years Later, yet there's no connection or explanation at all in relation to the previous ones.

You can't understand this universe. So many questions remain. What is the world like at that moment? It's unclear whether this is an experiment, a specific zone, whether the rest of the world is fine or in chaos. I think there were characters who could have helped explain this, but they didn't. It's absurd. They really followed a superficial plot that everyone knew how it would end. So, it's truly inexplicable what they were trying to do.

I can't be completely objective about this series, because I feel it holds an important place in my life. As a teenager, I used to watch random episodes late at night on TV. Many times, I'd watch the same episodes over and over again, since they were often re-aired-but they always made me laugh, even when I already knew what was going to happen.

I love the type of humor, the role each character plays, the social critique, the sharp and dark humor, the way the series tackles sensitive topics. The dynamic of the show is something I truly enjoy-it makes me laugh, and it honestly feels like it marks a chapter of my life. It brings me back to that stage.

Recently, I watched all the episodes in order on a streaming platform, and I enjoyed them just as much-maybe even more. There are episodes I've seen way too many times, and others I've only seen once, of course. There are moments when the series reaches a truly outstanding level, and others where it's a bit more grounded-but to me, it's a 10 out of 10.

After seeing several memes online, I decided to give this series a chance-even though at first, my own biases made me think I wouldn't like it. But as soon as I started watching, I quickly got into that kind of humor. I liked it. I found it appealing, interesting-this very well-executed parody.

I think the first season, especially, is spectacular-definitely a 10 out of 10. I feel like the following seasons didn't maintain that same level of excellence, but they're still very good. They keep the same sharp, biting humor that feels so necessary nowadays.

I think it's interesting not only as a critique of society, but also because it has genuinely funny moments. There are touches of deep humor and also more simple jokes-all handled really well.