diamondlace-02721
Joined Oct 2019
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diamondlace-02721's rating
I'm honestly hard to please. I abandon so many series after the first episode.
This was a delight to watch. It has impressive cinematography. It's not too hard to follow with the time jumps if you're watching it solely (isn't this how most TV series should be enjoyed?) and not distracting yourself with anything else.
It was pretty relaxing to watch, nice to see the complexities of the characters and the first series/show I've been aware of on NZ colonialism that has been produced on such a quality scale.
Truly recommend sticking with the series and enjoying the effort that has been placed into making it.
This was a delight to watch. It has impressive cinematography. It's not too hard to follow with the time jumps if you're watching it solely (isn't this how most TV series should be enjoyed?) and not distracting yourself with anything else.
It was pretty relaxing to watch, nice to see the complexities of the characters and the first series/show I've been aware of on NZ colonialism that has been produced on such a quality scale.
Truly recommend sticking with the series and enjoying the effort that has been placed into making it.
Bit odd.
I'm not sure what to make of this series given the fact you've spoken about things that seem so unnatural to the story. Why do I need to know that hormones are allowed in Australian meat, but not in British meat? What is your point?
Why do you keep bringing up, repeatedly, about the farming/meat standards being inferior in Australia compared to other countries? It seems very unnaturally placed in the script like you're trying to make a point?
Loved watching this for Max's character and the actor who plays him. As for his "boss" and her angst and unfriendliness, it seems a bit-well, cringe.
I'm not sure what to make of this series given the fact you've spoken about things that seem so unnatural to the story. Why do I need to know that hormones are allowed in Australian meat, but not in British meat? What is your point?
Why do you keep bringing up, repeatedly, about the farming/meat standards being inferior in Australia compared to other countries? It seems very unnaturally placed in the script like you're trying to make a point?
Loved watching this for Max's character and the actor who plays him. As for his "boss" and her angst and unfriendliness, it seems a bit-well, cringe.
This is the best period drama I've come across in a long time. A lot of effort has gone into the hair, makeup and costumes and it shows. Even the quality of cinematography is super high.
Marie Antoinette is likeable in this series and comes across as vulnerable at many times which makes her a lot more relatable. I couldn't care about the historical inaccuracies. The storytelling is what's brought me and kept me here.
I've watched many shows with a horridly slower pace. This isn't one of them. It's at a perfect pace that isn't too chaotic or too slow to make you lose interest.
If I wanted it to be 100% factual, I'd watch a documentary.
Marie Antoinette is likeable in this series and comes across as vulnerable at many times which makes her a lot more relatable. I couldn't care about the historical inaccuracies. The storytelling is what's brought me and kept me here.
I've watched many shows with a horridly slower pace. This isn't one of them. It's at a perfect pace that isn't too chaotic or too slow to make you lose interest.
If I wanted it to be 100% factual, I'd watch a documentary.