It broke my heart and I can't be happy... but it was beautiful and I'm sad I can't see it again without knowing about it.
It was different. Trailer didn't hyped me up. First 30 mins and I knew it's not my cup of tea but oh boy I love my friend who suggested me to keep watching. After this 30 min the atmosphere of horror disappeared for me and then I started to be interested. The most interesting parts are the ridiculous things that will keep a vampire far from you. After 3rd episode I know now why was it like that but Ive never thought about such an explanation. Yet, the 2nd episode was for me the best. Ive never read Agatha Christie novels but it felt like I think the books make people feel :D I was so focused on finding the little things I was seriously unaware of the biggest ones. Not many things can surprise me nowadays. 3rd episode wasnt very interesting. In the wake of so many vampire stories I was merely watching to compare everything. The revealing of sth at the cemetery scene was interesting... but the ending. Im so sad it was shown in such haste and almost confusion. It lacked maybe only 5 mins but I was surprised and thats the point. Agatha is my animal spirit... I wish!
When in a 10 episode season 5 episodes are the beginning... you're doing sth wrong. Only the luck of having whole season premiere at once kept me watching. Even then, when from "how is it fucking possible that two hot twins who traveled the world, have best grades and are descendants of the richest family in town, are the weirdos and hated losers in the school?!" I went to thinking "this (the history of the twins) is a cool idea", I reached the ending and there was no hope. The finale has so much potential but the escape from everything has like 2 mins of screen time?! Everything isn't even mentioned. You just see everyone okay at the end. Seriously, Netflix definitely has money to make at least one or two scenes of twin-magic not only red eyes with veins borrowed from vampires of The Vampire Diaries.
However, i'll probably see the next season, hoping for sth better than again, half 'how the fuck it makes sense' and half wasted potential.
So I see many complaints about the timeline of the story... Ive read the books years ago and yes, I found it kind of confusing at the beginning. I knew the timeline and I thought its Netflix's idea to chaotically show the story but by the 3rd episode Ive found couple of hints in the dialogues with which people can understand that Yennefers story is when father of Calanthe is on the throne, Geralts when Calanthe is, and Ciris when Cintra was in flames. So stick to couple of eps before you make a decision to leave the show.
And I must say that the books, the two tomes of short stories (!!) give a little chaos to the timeline too. Not to spoiler anyone, between the stories Geralt is in a place with people with whom he talks about the events after all of the short stories. So complain to Sapkowski and watch the show to the end ! The Finale is marvellous and Im totally not objective as Yennefer will always be my fav character in the Witcher: movie, shows, books, or the games:D
Oh Jesus... that was some really.... dark shit. Speechless
That was... on a whole another level!!
I made my peace with this series being less about the books, more about some kind of alternate story, during 1st season already.... but oh man, how good is seeing the scenes exactly as I remembered picturing them from reading the books. City of Glass is my favourite from MI so I cannot be more happy about this making into the show which was already signed off. But oh my the black wings . YAAAS
Till the last second, I've waited for a twist. I hate that they ended it like that. I see the connection to the decision she made at the very first episode and the one she made now but... still sucks
My sweet sweet man :( He was so pure
I liked this one so much. I was really like a spin-off and I would love that to be true. It was more grown up and focused on the characters growing psychologically. Still some childish decisions but no one is perfect. I hope when Eleven is back she won't be her old self again. More grownish like she's right now.
How the hell Daniel blames Victor for pretty much Ophelia's death or rather that "he didn't have the time with her"... as I remember he finally knew the truth via Madison or someone and HE DIDN'T GO TO HER! He said he doesn't deserve it or sth but he did decide not to go... Did we all forgot that?
Alicia's killery scenes are my favorite scenes :D But pls enough with Daniel, he's so not important, no one cares about him and he's really not interesting character whether he's good or bad or neither (mostly bad)
I never felt so much pity for them. I won't mention the stupid decisions but so many people died and it went on their shoulders. Probably Alicia's the most. It hit me the most out of everything in the previous seasons. And they didn't even show us much of the Stadium community!
I fell in love with that dorky cowboy now :D
So, I couldn't be more happy bc of the end. Never figured what how the hell he survived t this point. I somehow wonder if they didn't lose their mother at the Stadium... that would be even better. Will left Daniel as the last not interesting/without any logic character.
It's so strange that in TWD I struggle to like any of them, left with Judith who has not many scenes as well as Negan and Michonne who is strange after the ridiculous idea of the time change and in FTWD I like almost everyone, only pissed off from beginning to the end with Nick (I don't even have words to describe him), Momma the Senseless and Daniel (he could survive...?)The loving father/the first person who's gonna turn on you/sociopath in the making. I'm hoping for some more deaths/revealing of some deaths from the past.
I just can't understand why EVERYONE is lying for Troy. I just... he isn't that much of an excellent fighter to be so worth of lying again and again to your family.
This was the best episode so far in the series. These two last eps were amazing with tension and character development mainly for Alicia (it was a major relief to not see Madison). She starts to develop in a way I was hoping from the beginning. Immediately I was afraid that maybe Madison "saving her" at the end will turn everything back and we would see child-Alicia back but it was so powerful for her to stand up to her mum and say all the things she said. Im just sad that it didnt make any change for Madison. I was surprised she didnt make her go with them at any cost but well... she isnt the favorite child for her so. Still somewhat pissed off at Nick for going after her but I cant have it all and I am pleased with what Ive got from this episode.
In the future I need more leader-Alicia bc we had that for a moment and it was tense and raw and real but I just wanted someone to live to spread the word that Alicia can make decisions for herself and other, good decisions not like her family. I will not even mention that I want her to know that her brother killed her bae... she's so better without them.
I shipped them so much. Love the actor. Pretty much at this point I love all the characters and I don't want for anyone to go
It's bananas. How am I supposed to believe this?
My comment will be different from all. I understand the importance of the main plot and the situation in which Jo was. I don't like her character tho the episode was interesting for me (pls see that I didn't use "entertaining") and the main plot I saw in many tv shows, still important and cry worthy BUT! The best scene for me was the talk that Ben and Tucker had. Ben's skills at parenting made me even more in love with the show when he talked with Tucker about the fact that he can be in danger bc of his skin color. And here again. The talks were informative and even if in the words that child/teenager can understand they were still serious and not frightening.
I love the fact that in a modern tv show they show modern solutions; that drama show can avoid some overused dramatic topics and that it isn't too soon for a child to acknowledge some issues that he or she may witness in the future. I hope many people will be inspired by this and take it seriously. A simple talk can change a lot in everyone's lives.
Christ, I need more! NOW!
So I guess... Gabby is out, I can be out too. As it was with Chicago P.D. and Erin. Bye
I really really really really hate to say... that I like it.
That was hell of a season! As with any freaking good tv show I had to wait until the season was over to watch the entire thing but wow... Can I be more happy that I've waited so long? I feel I've waited whole 2 season just to watch this. Only a little bit sad there are so little episodes but I think it was for the better bc it was awesome. So sad it's the end. I feel fo fond of Ethan and his strugles and it was great seeing Moon Bloodgood in a freaking great role on a great show. I just after all of it feel like the whole show is just this one season really... so bummed we don't have more to watch :(
I have to admit, didn't like the last scene, probably the exact romantic "choice" , but I was so hyped about the Thanksgiving dinner and... omg dancing and all?! I didn't mind that much. Hope everyone will be in the next season. My man Jamie especially :D But a big shout out to Greer, whom I hated at the beginning, but then became maybe in love with? He's a narcissist, no doubt, but when he tried... it was so honest and so heartbreakingly vulnerable ... oh jeez.
I thought it cannot be good. ChicagoFire all the way and Grey's Anatomy started to be boring couple seasons before. I was incorrect, the first episode bought me, but the couple eps in, the action, so fast paced but balanced with the drama and the personal plots of the characters? Is there anything this shoe doesn't have? Well maybe 24 episodes bc 10 is just a joke. I would compromise at 14-16 episodes, not 10. After the finale i was soooo remembering the good first 8-9 finales of GA, so dramatic, so filled with action and it made me cry for those who would probably be revealed dead at season 2. I only know them from 10 episodes and already don't want to lose them. That's got to say sth.
OMG the ending was siiiiiiiick!
Tho I called it with possible FP+Alice and Chic isn't hard to see through. The ending really shocked me as I just said that Veronica is awesome with knowing everything and finishing every problem with clean solution. They all went a hell of a road from the beginning to this episode O.O
I can't deal bc of what they did to Violet :( Without Liza even this interesting season won't keep me watching :(
Nothing surpried me but Julius. Everything else I suspected already. But I don't want to see Scarlett more than Vanessa and as always in such cases I hate when I like one person with a fate to do great things but the plot changes and then the person gets too evil/dark to be the great and someone else got to have it all ;/
The one girl: the last druid and the last elven royalty ... they sure made her important
My sweet sweet prince. From the day I saw him... to this day :(
