thanhart

User What-a-punk has already said everything I could say about the movie. I would just like to add that you can see from the obviously not a few negative reviews that the story also touches those people who find its core very unpleasant and disturbs them in their self-image. And that's a good thing.

We must never stop doing that.

Especially now, when achievements in respect, humanity, human dignity and modern social behavior that were long thought to be secure are once again being called into question by a growing primitive minority with crude slogans, unbridled anger and fervent hatred.

This story is a good illustration of how false feelings of homeliness and tranquillity could and still can be the basis for the worst horrors.

I think all those who absolutely expected a brilliant GoT remake, that is, this epic exposition of an entire continent and dozens of players of all its regions right at the beginning, must inevitably be disappointed. Because HotD obviously doesn't seem to be designed that way.

I like this refreshingly different, more chamber-game-like approach to a particular point in this world. Not everything always has to be in the style of an epic. And also not always necessarily develop there.

But if the story continues to be told so carefully and sensitively and played so convincingly and differentiated, I will continue to feel very entertained.

9 honest points +1 to compensate for dishonest 1 star ratings.

Finally something different than always the same boring, stereotypical end-time dystopias. Above all, the current reference - think of Zuckerberg's "Meta" plans - makes this vision so relevant. In addition to the very convincing actors, a very refreshing work visually.