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In a dystopian world, as an epidemic spreads through verbal communication, a tyrannical institution pursues a linguist immune to the disease.In a dystopian world, as an epidemic spreads through verbal communication, a tyrannical institution pursues a linguist immune to the disease.In a dystopian world, as an epidemic spreads through verbal communication, a tyrannical institution pursues a linguist immune to the disease.
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It was a very successful production for Türkiye, especially in the science-fiction genre.
The actors and script are pretty good.
We should all make useful comments to pave the way for such quality productions.
The cooperation between Neftlix and Türkiye will become stronger day by day.
It was a successful production about a mass epidemic that started in Turkey and what would happen next.
While I am used to seeing similar original science-fiction works as a work done by different countries, I was very happy that Türkiye signed such an original work.
I would like to humbly invite those who want to watch this series to watch this successful series without giving spoilers.
All my best wishes, Enjoy watching!
The actors and script are pretty good.
We should all make useful comments to pave the way for such quality productions.
The cooperation between Neftlix and Türkiye will become stronger day by day.
It was a successful production about a mass epidemic that started in Turkey and what would happen next.
While I am used to seeing similar original science-fiction works as a work done by different countries, I was very happy that Türkiye signed such an original work.
I would like to humbly invite those who want to watch this series to watch this successful series without giving spoilers.
All my best wishes, Enjoy watching!
Having watched the first episode it is fairly obvious that this is a re-imagination of the 2008 Canadian film Pontypool with a COVID like setting/analogy.
That film had the exact same premise, a diseased state with the same symptoms and spread the exact same way, verbally (speech to hearing). Having said that, the production values are good, and the lead actors are good as well. I haven't watched too much Turkish cinema, but this seems to be a quality production even if the idea is not entirely original. Yes, it is Turkish, but the video I watched had a dual English Audio component and subtitles as well. I'm interested to see where they take this and will continue to watch. BTW, check out the original movie, Pontypool, it is quite good.
That film had the exact same premise, a diseased state with the same symptoms and spread the exact same way, verbally (speech to hearing). Having said that, the production values are good, and the lead actors are good as well. I haven't watched too much Turkish cinema, but this seems to be a quality production even if the idea is not entirely original. Yes, it is Turkish, but the video I watched had a dual English Audio component and subtitles as well. I'm interested to see where they take this and will continue to watch. BTW, check out the original movie, Pontypool, it is quite good.
I was reminded of Pontypool and various story plots of Charles Stross and Greg Bear regarding mental virus ideas.
It was a nice change of pace from Zombies and the actors all looked "real".
A pleasant edition was no sex instead of love character plotting.
And older people were actually depicted as stars and not simply incompetent bystanders as one finds in most US productions.
I'm always surprised at the respect and wide characterization foreign media allows older adult roles. There is no pandering to the youth market or excessive gore and sexuality.
Either way everyone should watch and create their own opinions instead of following someone else's.
That includes mine.
It was a nice change of pace from Zombies and the actors all looked "real".
A pleasant edition was no sex instead of love character plotting.
And older people were actually depicted as stars and not simply incompetent bystanders as one finds in most US productions.
I'm always surprised at the respect and wide characterization foreign media allows older adult roles. There is no pandering to the youth market or excessive gore and sexuality.
Either way everyone should watch and create their own opinions instead of following someone else's.
That includes mine.
It has many similarities from many other series, such as: stranger things, dark, matrix, you etc...
It started with a curiosity but cannot keep that momentum all the way to the end. There is no surprise on any of the episode except that one scene.
Sometimes main character behaved like a really childish, selfish but without any good valid background, therefore you cannot make the connection with him.
Topic is okeyish, but could be way better with a little bit intelligence. It turned out a classic Turkish series, which has long lasting dialogs without any meaning, very very slow scenes, meaningless moments. Especially i really looked for a 2x or 3x fast forward option on Netflix to be able watch it.
It started with a curiosity but cannot keep that momentum all the way to the end. There is no surprise on any of the episode except that one scene.
Sometimes main character behaved like a really childish, selfish but without any good valid background, therefore you cannot make the connection with him.
Topic is okeyish, but could be way better with a little bit intelligence. It turned out a classic Turkish series, which has long lasting dialogs without any meaning, very very slow scenes, meaningless moments. Especially i really looked for a 2x or 3x fast forward option on Netflix to be able watch it.
"Hot Skull" is definitely better than I expected. It's far from perfect of course, but still quite a solid sci-fi from Turkey. I would not mind a bit more "sci" in it, they did not really go much into the explanation of jabbering throughout the series.
I was disappointed in the last episode, though. It felt rushed, and not so much in the story department, so much as in production. It felt as if actors have lost their edge and their performance got worse for no apparent reason. Although, I was watching it with English dub, so maybe it was the dub problem, and not the actors.
Nevertheless, I would not mind seeing a second season.
I was disappointed in the last episode, though. It felt rushed, and not so much in the story department, so much as in production. It felt as if actors have lost their edge and their performance got worse for no apparent reason. Although, I was watching it with English dub, so maybe it was the dub problem, and not the actors.
Nevertheless, I would not mind seeing a second season.
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