Incredible so far after 4 episodes! It's everything I liked about Godzilla: King of Monsters, but with even more of a "Jurassic Park" stress-inducing edge-sitting feel. I wish it continues like this.
A really great steam-offer: I've laughed so hard at some of the pieces.
Very interesting dynamics, and the view of the writer/director mixing fantasy and reality into this shows makes me want to watch some more. Addictive, kinda fun, with very good actors and a plot that, even if I don't have my breath taken away, makes me want to tag along for the unusual ride.
Very refreshing TV show so far, interesting characters even though their relations are somewhat unhealthy. It's really interesting that everything is happening in Charleroi, Belgium, I think it's a first!
It's frightening and intriguing. "Corporate chill" takes a whole new meaning, I would recommend but take care of yourself: don't watch if you hate your job as this is personnification of that sentiment.
The plot thinckens with each episode, the main character is viewed either as a "poor boy", a "good lad", "a mad man", "a victim" or a whole lot of things. The story he's telling is compelling, but even what's happening around him is. And the sum is intriguing. The actors are quite good in their roles too, which doesn't spoil anything. I don't see why it's badly rated.
The cliffhangers are predictable and the editing is quite "already seen", but the premise is very good and the mood can be very exciting at times. I don't regret watching it, and it's fun, but it's not great. Could have been! Too bad. It's "okay" trending towards "meh". I don't excluse a 6/10 if this keeps the same.
The energy is killing, oscillating between joy and sadness. I really enjoy this show so far
It's as woke as you can hope from a massive network and actually engaging. American Pie without the poop jokes and the misoginy.
It's somewhat of a great show even if I fear that the story will be quite simplistic (seeing how it progresses with episodes)
Awesome french TV series, starting with humor and ending in tears. From dialogs (Kings Arthur, Karadoc and Perceval are just wonderful) to realization (evolving pretty well, for the magnificent set-up in the last seasons), you can sense that love and hard work has been poured in Kaamelott. I recommend without hezitation !
This is the first show ever to make me go from a 9/10 for the first 5 seasons to a 10/10 for the sixth one!
There will be a before and an after Game of Thrones in television history. Must watch! And several times!
Great show for 7 seasons, then the 2 "main" actors leave and it's somewhat dull for the last season. But I've had an awesome time with the first 7 seasons, so I'll recommend to anyone wanting to get catched in the 70s. The journey will last several weeks (or a week if you're a severe binge watcher), and you'll be smiling, occasionnal laugh, for the entire time :)
It's a crazy world, where humans are bugs flapping their butts and childs are sexual predator for adults. Love it or hate it, it's an awesome dark-bullshit-poop&pee-stupid-ridiculous-clevery type of humor.
"We're going to tell everything we do or did for the viewer, but in the most unnatural way"
"We're going to put a startled-looking girl as star but she's a fearless hero"
"That guy is poor but he has a horse because... plot?"
"We're MTV, let's put loud music everywhere, all the time"
"They have pointy ears, but we're gonna tell the word Elves 200000x per minute just to make sure even the dumbest person gets it"
"Let's put weird made-up words for everything, like they did in Hunger Games and Maze Runner"
"We're going to put haze here, because it's dangerous"
"I scream, because I'm a vilain"
God those were the most annoying 45 minutes of my life. Imagine Pretty Little Liars, but with even more unexplainable shit and elves.
The anorexic girl, the bad acting skills of mostly everyone, the cheap special effects, stereotypic dialogs... it's all there.
I feel I'm being taken for an idiot by that show. Jeez. I'll try to last at least 2 episodes before deciding, but... urh
Good characters: a plausible background, evolving yet sticking to their personnality.
Good actors: they're all convincing and incarnate their respective characters without any obvious or annoying flaw. Tip of the hat to the cop.
Good picture: the metal colors and the blackness of space, the touches of hard colors (yellow, orange, violet) here and there. Looks amazing.
Good universe: convincing, with an economic & politic landscape totally making sense.
Good science: every tech gear, items, goods and ships are carefully thought.
Good scenario: we seem to move slowly but everything eventually connects to the big picture.
Good suspens: action, hard decisions, and that mysterious/terrifying thing (blueish stuff, i'll stick to that to avoid spoilers)
Every ingredient is there, and the dish takes: the first season announces a huge sci-fi series. May Syfy and the makers stick to that, and continue to entertain. The future of the show looks great after 10 episodes. 8/10, I almost put a 9/10 but decided to wait a little longer, see if it keeps up.
It truly is the essence of a Zombie show. Everything is in there : a non-deep yet engaging story, with clear goals; a world filled with zombies of different types, made with inventivity yet respectful of the classics; big guns and bad puns; very stereotyped characters but all touching in their own way.
In one word: badass. If you like zombies, you'll like this.
