Yeah, I agree with a lot of your issues.Now Where Was I ? wrote: ↑December 20th, 2019, 8:10 amugh, I really didn't like the final episode much. I'm deeply happy we have this wildly ambitious show and I loved much of it. I'm such a fan of Watchmen and The Leftovers (which is the greatest thing ever) that there was no way it could live up to that honestly
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The ambiguity is
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this show's sum is greater than the whole of each part, or however the saying goes
as a series it is a model from which every adaptation/continuation series in the future should draw from
as a Watchmen fan it is unquestionably a part of my own Watchmen canon
but i do believe that the ending was...
as a series it is a model from which every adaptation/continuation series in the future should draw from
as a Watchmen fan it is unquestionably a part of my own Watchmen canon
but i do believe that the ending was...
Don't agree with everything here but it spells out a particular limit of Lindelof's vision in his Watchmen universe: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/dr- ... ntz-fanon/
I'm fine with Lindelof not wanting to pursue the story and bless HBO for leaving it at that.
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For the best, pursuing future seasons it will be hard to maintain the social commentary vibe and it would divulge into a more standard superhero show.
Free to watch for the next 2 days, so I guess I know what I'm finally doing now.
It's a lot to binge in 2 days I imagine, but it's worth it.
I found a way to...save it for laterTeddyBlass wrote: ↑June 20th, 2020, 1:16 pmIt's a lot to binge in 2 days I imagine, but it's worth it.
Still going to start watching soon.