alan_paul
Joined Apr 2005
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Feathery episodic nuggets float, fall, and accumulate to tell a gently emotional, meaningful story of four sisters. Beautifully photographed, edited, and directed, well-cast and performed, with lovely, understated music.
Turn off your phone, and if you have sisters, watch this movie with them.
Turn off your phone, and if you have sisters, watch this movie with them.
I enjoyed season one, and was willing to overlook the familiar, trope-heavy concept, the over-reliance on gratuitous bloody action scenes, lazy writing, and cheesy acting because the story moved along quickly and some of the martial arts scenes were nicely done.
Season two dragged and sagged, with even the comedy styling of Nick Frost wearing thin about midway through the padded, predictable ten episodes.
Season three is sixteen episodes, diluted even further, so I'm moving on from the eight episode season one of Stranger Things to the nine episode season two. Lots of great shows, so little time.
Now Exiting, Into The Badlands.
Season two dragged and sagged, with even the comedy styling of Nick Frost wearing thin about midway through the padded, predictable ten episodes.
Season three is sixteen episodes, diluted even further, so I'm moving on from the eight episode season one of Stranger Things to the nine episode season two. Lots of great shows, so little time.
Now Exiting, Into The Badlands.
