s01e01 — Episode 1
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4.103
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| Duration: | 22 min. |
| Released: | 26.04.202026.04.2020 14:00 |
| Watched by: | 13 55066.22% |
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But I will watch the series, so as not to tryout "I did not watch, but I condemn", although I do not have hopes for the best from the word at all. In the end, what is there to show as many as 12 episodes, well, by God?
And about the similarity with the heroes of "50 OS" it was interesting to notice, although I didn't think about it at all, but now I feel a certain similarity.
I agree about the white coat, there really is such a thing :) But about the writing style, I personally got the impression that it was too concise and at some points it even seemed to me that Rooney had to add text for volume - a lot of details that don't really change anything. Like, what difference does it make that someone ordered an omelet? If it somehow influenced what was happening or at least created the right atmosphere, then OK, there are no questions. But here it's just text for the sake of text. One thing pleases me — the book is short, I swallowed it in one evening and I didn't suffer for a long time (and then some of them already have whole trilogies being written, if you know what I mean)) But honestly, until the last moment I hoped to find something in it that brought the book a lot of regalia and fans. I thought that at least something brain-blowing was buried in the finale, but alas.
I totally agree about Rooney's style, it's very cool =)
I found this series in an article where they wrote "top 8 series, with explicit bed scenes", I saw half of this list, and I chose this one because it has a good rating.
I'm talking about the book(s) :)
I don't see much point in retelling the plot (in fact, I struggled over a digestible option for more than an hour and eventually gave up), because the actual events in the series are secondary. The real journey takes place not outside, but inside the characters: they are driven by complexes and fears, they make mistakes, and then learn to live with their consequences, begin to appreciate what is really important and accept the inevitable, distinguish real feelings from pretense, compensation. In general, they are growing up. In almost every review, you can read that "the show is depressing and heavy," but even though the authors played cancan on my soul strings, I disagree here – the show is life-affirming, kindling feelings, and not extinguishing them. I really quite see it as a modern version of the hopelessly outdated "The Catcher in the Rye", once a guiding work for the younger generation.
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hmm, maybe if I'd read the book, it would have been clearer, but for now it's... uh
... I'll see what's next.
But what's funny is how a girl who kissed for the first time offers to take off her clothes on a second conditional date? :)))
Plus, she's a teenager - it's emotions and hormones, and it seemed to me that she likes Connell for a long time, so it's not surprising to me.
It reminds me of the movie "Hurry to love", who watched it will understand me. I definitely recommend it.
The result of episode 1: the series immediately catches on from the first minutes, in general, because of a girl who has her own opinion and vision of life. The plot also begins to develop about a guy who shares her interests, but still leads a life for status in society. Maybe it seemed to me, let's look further.
But according to the trailer, this series reminded me of the movie Anne Hathaway - One Day. Although, I repeat, it is difficult to judge from one episode
And I also don't fully understand why Marianne is considered an outcast loser in her class. A frankly beautiful girl (although for some reason everyone thinks the opposite?! what kind of a new form of gaslighting is this ...), rich, sharp-tongued, not afraid to get into arguments with teachers and respond sharply to them... Yes, everyone should adore her for this and want to be friends with her, shouldn't they?
Although, maybe this would make her a popular girl in some typical American school that we see so often on screens, and in a small Irish town, prosperity and the ability to stand up for yourself can easily cut you off from others?... Although I still don't understand, if I were her classmate, I would really like to be friends with her.
It really reminded me of the movie "hurry to love"
Do you think it's worth looking further? Is worth.
To realize that not understanding oneself is normal, not fitting into society is normal, making mistakes is normal.
To make sure once again that relations cannot exist without dialogue. Well, they can't exist without verbally labeling their emotions and thoughts.
And in this picture, the physical component of the relationship is insanely aesthetically and so naturally shown. The moment of consent, understanding and acceptance of refusal, respect.
Is it worth looking further? Is worth.
At least in some moments the characters will annoy you. But they're human. Normal people. And they tend to make mistakes.
And the heroine, who gladly decides on an obviously toxic paradigm of relationships (stealthily, with betrayal, with shame from a partner) does not even cause a storm of indignation, because it really seems that for her it's all real. A chance to experience everything for the first time with a man she likes.
The only drawback is thirty—year-old schoolchildren. But, to be fair, it is now rare to see TV series in which teenagers are played by teenagers.
Popularity does not justify its popularity.
everything is very fast, the first kiss, and then immediately "come to me on Saturday"😅
the actor playing Connell is insanely beautiful, just ah
but I presented myself a little differently to Marianne
It's too early to say anything about the plot, while the usual teenage drama is developing. But I like the Persians, especially the main character, I also liked him very much outwardly. So just the sight of him makes me drool)
By the way, regarding the criticism of the age of the actors, in this case it is clear to me why adults were taken. There is a lot of explicit sex in the series, and according to the legislation there is a lot of fuss with permission for minors in the filming of erotic scenes, ranging from the permission of guardians to running to other instances. They are extremely unprofitable for all this red tape, and in general, to show minors in explicit bed scenes, kmk, that's not ice at all.
I really liked the shooting. A kind of indie style, I just really liked the visual. All these muted tones and the general atmosphere of the picture, seasoned with rather shrill depressive indie compositions. In general, I like it so far. Let's see what they show us.
Marianne is very cute, in the book she was more sharp-tongued with Connell, but maybe her character will be shown more vividly later. And the picture is incredibly pleasant) I liked the atmosphere
He came, kissed me 2 times, set a date for a cupcake and left
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And to talk?...get to know each other better?...not? Nah*y?
So far, the plot is a bit strange
Although the picture and the acting are normal
Ps. Oh, these 30-year-old actors playing schoolchildren))