The execution is lacking, in pretty much all respects, which mainly looks like shortcomings in directing/production issues, with some weak acting, but it's an important part of Tyr's story, and concerns the dynamic of the Nietzschean prides going forward, so it's important, but I couldn't blame anyone for just reading a synopsis on rewatch. All issues existing, Cobb's monologue still gave me chills, and his pathos in the beginning of the episode shows why Tyr is always a joy to watch.
Shout by LNeroBlockedParent2022-08-13T02:13:10Z
The execution is lacking, in pretty much all respects, which mainly looks like shortcomings in directing/production issues, with some weak acting, but it's an important part of Tyr's story, and concerns the dynamic of the Nietzschean prides going forward, so it's important, but I couldn't blame anyone for just reading a synopsis on rewatch. All issues existing, Cobb's monologue still gave me chills, and his pathos in the beginning of the episode shows why Tyr is always a joy to watch.