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quattros1 says...
7 years ago
The writing is shit, the acting is shit, plot is kinda intriguing but turns to shit.
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Reply by MrTapa
7 years ago
Lol. I guess everyone has an opinion but Brit Marling is one of the best actresses and Zal writes rly well aswell. Dunno whats your basemark buddy
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Reply by warrilow2017
7 years ago
@mrtapa its literally riding on the back of Stranger Things. There were so many loose endings, [spoiler] in the end, they just distracted the shooter [/spoiler]<br /> <br /> Pretentious crap. <br /> SUBMIT<br />
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Reply by MrTapa
7 years ago
@warrilow2017 [spoiler] at the end the movements saved OA right before she was shot. Then she was taken to the alternate reality, possibly greeted by homer [/spoiler]<br /> SUBMIT<br />
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Reply by quattros1
7 years ago
@mrtapa I'd like to respect ur opinion but I'm just baffled by how you can enjoy the writing in this shows. I would've given it a 6 or 7 if not for the cringy writing of the post rescued OA. The ragtag "gang" of teenagers and a teacher have bad actors protraying even worse written characters. They shoehorned in a girl crossdressing and never explore it, they expect us to simpasize with a bully who comes from a pretty decent family. I could rant on about the incensitive shoehorned school shooting but I won't, and I will conclude by recommending the Leftovers a series with similar tendencies to leaves audiences baffled but has outstanding acting and well written character.
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Reply by MrTapa
7 years ago
@jakesmen I have watched the leftovers, first season was great and then the second one was like they ran out of ideas and came up with a half backed story. After watching the OA I quickly concluded that it has to be my number one show I have ever watched, since its not a tv show but a well shot and presented story segmented into 8 chapters that offers a slow progressing story to introduce a universe insired by Yayoi Kusama's exhibition(not sure but they do look similar). As far as acting goes, Marling was amazing as always and the teenagers, well I didnt spot anything that would suggest bad acting, but rather an unintentional progression of character. An example of bad acting can be The flash, or arrow.I would reccommend watching a movie called iOrigins, or Another Earth. If the acting bothers you there, then we just have a very different understaning of how a story should be told and how acting comes to it. Also because I mentioned that the OA became my number one,I will leave you with my top 10 so you can have a better understanding of my taste. <br /> THE OA<br /> UTOPIA<br /> WESTWORLD<br /> DIRK GENTLY's HOLLISTIC DETECTIVE AGENCY<br /> SENSE8<br /> THE EXPANSE<br /> STARTUP<br /> 11.22.63<br /> HUMANS<br /> MR ROBOT<br /> :)
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Reply by quattros1
7 years ago
@mrtapa IDK I thought Leftover S2 was better. And I though I Origins was decent mostly due to The Jimmy Darmondy character (sorry I can't remember his name). I've never heard of Utopia, Hollistic Detective, Agency, Expance or Startup but I gotta agree with u on Mr. Robot (Loves the references), and Westworld and I hate CW shows (Arrow, Flash). But Humans, 11.22.63, SENSE8, rly. IDK I guess we just have different tastes. Do you only like sci-fi tho?
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Reply by quattros1
7 years ago
@mrtapa You should Check out Mad Men, Hannibal, Sherlock, Bojack Horseman and Boardwalk Empire.
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Reply by warrilow2017
7 years ago
@mrtapa [spoiler] she was shot... thats why they took her away in an ambulance. Quite clear really [/spoiler]
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Reply by MrTapa
7 years ago
@jakesmen I do like a good story that is open to interpretation, and it just happens that Sci-Fi has that to offer. Just drama for TV series isn't that ambitious to offer a well shot movie like experience. I would say True Detective wins it there easily. I don't mention Breaking Bad since its kinda old and at that time the vision for TV series was to be,well a TV series to keep you waiting for the next episode and it followed a strict template.Now we have netflix and HBO and long stories rather than a bunch of series starting with :"previously on" that allows for much greater things, and i think the Sci-Fi genre can make use of the new formats. And tbh normal drama rarely makes me want to watch something
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Reply by MrTapa
7 years ago
@warrilow2017 [spoiler] rewatch the last bit of the last episode, she was in a different place at the end, it is open to interpretation but we already know that the movements work, there is no reason not to thing that she traveled somewhere [/spoiler]
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calex says...
7 years ago
9 stars from me. I loved this series much more than the first episodes had me expecting.

Some people seem to be fairly confused as to what the point of this series was. Without saying too much, I'll say this, which might steer you in the right direction: if you were to force a label on me, I'd have to say I'm "agnostic", and yet this show was still great for me.
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Reply by JBixby
5 years ago
@calex It's Carlos Casteneda type stuff. I just can't believe there was a 2 year gap between seasons.
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chazTV says...
7 years ago
Pretty good, especially early on. Seems like the story was padded to achieve 8 episodes, could've easily been fully executed in 6 or less. Some really good concepts between all the filler. Towards the end of the final episode there was a random 'group-dance' scene that didn't make a whole lot of sense -- like the dancing could impart the antagonist with sudden mental health, but they forgot to tell us about that side effect in all those episodes before. An assumption on my part, as there wasn't a clear explanation of the purpose of the flashdance. Extensive use of a dual-timeline, more than I would've liked.

My favorite parts by far were everything with Phyllis Smith from "The Office (US)"... ;-)
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Reply by calex
7 years ago
@chaztv "impart[ing] the antagonist with mental health"? That is so _not_ what you were supposed to interpret from that.
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Reply by PaulVincent83
4 years ago
@calex That's the problem though too much shit is left up to interpretation verses being written well.
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krtw69 says...
7 years ago
Great series, absolutely loved it from start to finish.
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stryjewski says...
7 years ago
Amazing show. Goosebumps at the end. If you feel the need to lash out negatively perhaps it was just too confusing for you. I'm sure there's a Real Housewives of Orange County episode calling out to you and will calm you right down.
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BRE39Y says...
5 years ago
wooow season two blow up .... pretty well made loved it :heart_eyes::heart_eyes:
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MonikaKrall says...
7 years ago
This was awesome and held me spellbound. With her story Prairie helped 5 other people become better persons and make them realize they and their actions matter. By doing the dance at the end the chosen 5 worked together and saved many lives.
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radimarzio says...
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7 years ago
For me, the main idea seems to be a parallel with religions. The cafeteria scene shows how strong a ritual can be in order to encourage people to do brave things while linked to brothers in faith. The whole series kind of play with the start of a religion, with followers, miracles (sight recovery and men coming back to life), fantasy stories mixed with real facts, rituals to reach a higher sphere (be it a Lord's prayer or any other collective ritual), and how this can change people lives, even when they get to be challenged by the reason or science. Very refreshing subject!
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Hellyo13 says...
7 years ago
If the last episode didn't exist The OA would be awesome. The end really destroyed it for me...
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