Not in court , but the recording may help in the investigation process For example , a suspect may confess Or they can give a warrant to search the house or recover computers , phones , etc .
I didn't expect the series to be so interesting. I would call it a "success story." Rebecca is a very charismatic and strong-willed woman. And you can't say that she walks over corpses for her own purpose, but she doesn't consider people either. I liked her character. I think she rethought everything and finally revealed the secret of the company, that the chosen one is not alone. I'll look forward to continuing.
I think she admits not only that the couple may not be alone , but also that her mate is fake. She still counts with her loved ones, albeit in strange ways. James, even after everything she did, kind of forgave her and wasn't particularly hostile to her.
To be honest, Rebecca can also be understood as a scientist , at least, that is, the fact that she stole the data still happens. Otherwise , she lives by the principle of the end justifies the means , which is not always right , of course .
Rebecca's character is like that... It seems that sometimes you try to justify it and somehow understand it, but then it takes you to a new level of abomination. I can understand how the DNA database could have been stolen - the scientist's excitement is understandable. But all that was done after that was the coolness with which she dealt with Ben, with Fabio... It's mind-boggling.
I'm really sorry for Mateus (( Megan is a sheep, of course, but when I looked at the hair she took from Hannah, I couldn't help thinking that it wasn't her hair-it was too straight and smooth. I'll be waiting for the second season, anyway. Or maybe I'll read a book)
Guys, listen, everything is different in the book. I don't understand how they could have adapted a series with such a heavily altered storyline... In conclusion, I can say: "well, it didn't work out, honestly," although it was interesting at first
I can't understand, since when did the film adaptation of a book begin to take only the title and the main idea? If you're a fan of the book, definitely don't watch it, it's a disappointment. The characters there are 100% more interesting, the plots are more confusing and can be read in one breath. I recommend it 100%. And at the expense of the series, it's just for one evening, but there's no direct wow effect. There are a bunch of other films/TV series on a similar topic that are much more interesting. He melted me with one word
I had a lot of questions during the course of the series, to which the answer was "apatamushta." Why is there DNA in the hair, but there is no DNA in the hair? only in the bulb, and it's not a fact that it can be extracted normally, cheek swab is used all over the world, but here the hair? because it's necessary to make DNA easy to steal, for the sake of all these steps with Hannah, Megan, and so on. Why do police officers openly do things for which they can be legally suspended from service and get away with it? In Britain, if you go to a man's funeral and tell his sister that you "think" that "that woman" "killed your brother," then that's it, dismissal without benefits. Go to a private event just by showing the crusts of a cop? there is no such thing. and it won't be anywhere and never. Either an invitation or a search warrant signed by a judge. And the insidious head of the company is ready for anything, but does not resort to the usual bureaucracy? lol. It is immediately obvious that if we are talking about genes, then a person cannot have Only One Ideal Partner (at least because of twins), because there are almost 8 billion people in the world, and the company's base does not include the whole world. In that case, why shouldn't Rebecca find another sword? The dude who killed Mateusz is like, "we were standing, standing, talking, and out of nowhere..." Well, it's just really a piano in the bushes. Kate caused Mateusz's death with her trap plan, but it doesn't bother her anymore. Why the hell would Rebecca go to Fabio's apartment? Why did they hide Ben's death? You could just say that he attacked us out of jealousy and depression, then we waved on the roof and he fell. It is unlikely that after such a fall he would have been adequate or even survived, what is there to find fault with? Fabio called her and died of an overdose? Well, OK, "this is my old friend, he asked for money, I gave it to him." That's it. She's rich, who's going to be there for 20 thousand would suspect. Yes, and with Ben. Well, you fired him, hire him, and your business is booming. Admit that you took the base. Right at the moment, tell me that there will be a lot of money, forgive us Ben. Did Megan start chasing Hannah because she stopped answering her phone? Who does that? They've only known each other for a couple of weeks. Why would Rebecca want to be CEO of a company? their product is awesome, it doesn't even need to be sold, *everyone* wants to find love, *everyone*, and they are the only ones on the market who really guarantee the result. Anyone can really run the company, and Rebecca can get her shares smeared and live on dividends on a private island anywhere. Here, one crappy decision leads to another, nothing in this story would have happened if all the characters were at least somewhat sane, in principle, this is also a way to move the plot, it's called the idiot plot, but nothing good can be said about screenwriters, in literature and screenwriting, the idiot plot is where they live. crooked-armed writers and screenwriters who are unable to give themselves any plausible plot, so it all comes down to "and then he did this kind of shit." Don't get me wrong, a hero can be a fool, but that shouldn't be the only engine of the story. A very cool and intriguing idea - a service has appeared that will find you your ideal partner, how will this affect the world? Good actors. It was beautifully shot. But all the plot twists are hanging on snot and do not stand up to any criticism.
I agree with you on all points. I'll add more questions, Rebecca was the first to find her match, that is, Ben's British base somehow contained the DNA of a Spaniard living in Tenerife (or wherever he was?) ... well, it's strange. If the only one should be the only one and everything went so fervently, then the company really should launch in all countries, in all!!!! And this is not real. And here the events are shown a year after Ben's death, and like everything is very cool at once. And it makes you shudder that your wife (an outsider) can register your DNA. Well, blimey, here you go to register for public services, and they require you to come and confirm your identity, but here you are practically incognito without checks. And when she received the result of a match with Megan, why didn't Megan immediately receive a message saying that a match had been found? More precisely, it came that he did, but did not reveal himself, well, this is not a dating site....in this regard, Kindred Spirits have worked out this situation better.
@fragolina: I'm not defending the series, because I didn't like it either, but your quibbles are unnecessary.:
It explained that Mateus had participated in the testing of some kind of drug, so his dna was in the database. quite plausible. These data may be from different parts of the world, as drugs need to be tested on different ethnic groups.
About the identity check - well, yes, she sent her husband's dna, and registered using this dna with all her husband's data, so the wife has access to both passport data and conditional "snils". Now there are companies that check your genetic "pedigree" - you can simply send your dna by mail and receive an email response, no one asks you to send your photo with your passport in hand and today's newspaper.
It came to Megan that a match had been found, she immediately "revealed" her identity, but the partner did not disclose it, and this is normal, because he stupidly might not like Megan or this man was married and checked if he had a mate just out of curiosity. Similarly, on dating sites, until both people sign up for a match, no contacts are shown to them and it is impossible to start a correspondence.
@EvraKnight: Being the CEO of a company stupidly fuels vanity, perhaps the real scientist in this couple was her friend who "retired", although they didn't show us what he was doing, hanging out in the ice hole, that he continued any research. Also, being the manager of a company allows you to control everything, it's stupid power, which is difficult to give up. Especially when you created something from 0, and then you need to give it to some left-hand person to manage. Don't you know how difficult it is for people in our world to give up power, even when it's already obvious that it's time to hand over the reins of government?
Regarding the situation with Ben- they're about to have a mega-hype app launch, a murder, and an investigation into a situation where the owner of the company "got into a fight and threw someone off the roof"- well, that's a PR stunt. Moreover, the investigation would certainly have found out all the same things about Ben's work, dna, etc., and then their license could have been revoked and she could have been imprisoned. "well, data was stolen, just think" is private information, and such data theft for commercial purposes is not just a fine, because "everything was for the sake of science," but a serious crime.
regarding the "only one", I also thought that this is a very bad commercial move, because if there is only one single one, then they will find it for you and that's all you need to get money for, but if there may be several pairs, this is an opportunity to sell additional "searches". And it gives people more hope if their only one has died or lives on the other side of the earth. It is also possible that very impressionable natures could be cut out after the death of their mate, because further life is "meaningless.".. So it's strange that they decided to hide it in favor of the "fairy tale" and at a loss to themselves, plus it undermines the credibility of the company if more and more people find extra love.
This series is just a heartbreaker. Did you see those eyes of Rebecca when she realized that her lover had betrayed her? I felt her pain through the screen. Rebecca wanted to make sure that everything went according to her plan, so that her unique project became successful, so that people became happier, especially after she herself knew true love - wouldn't you agree, she pursued good goals? She defended her child and her love at the same time, but unfortunately, the world turned out to be more evil. Ben was offended that his girlfriend fell in love with someone else and, on principle, did not look for his mate, but showed himself to be possessive and decided to take revenge on her, threatening to take away everything she loves so much. Is the prince noble? - No, the humiliated ego of a man offended by reality. Rebecca's last impulse was her self-defense, and at that moment she did not realize that a second later Ben would fly into the abyss. And there was nowhere else to retreat to, under threat of their own safety.
It's hard to bury your love knowing that there will never be another one like it. I was hoping for a happy ending with this pair until the last moment. I admire Rebecca's composure, and I don't feel at all sorry for Kate, who apparently had a glitch in matching. The lady is very obsessive, knows how to put pressure on the patient and ruthlessly uses it, her speech addressed to Rebbe after the funeral is simply disgusting. Rebecca is a skilled manipulator herself, but she didn't try to hurt the feelings of others like that, it's the meanest thing. I can imagine how hard it was for Rebecca with such self-control to squeeze out those phrases about how much she was in pain. After all, she had really lost a huge part of herself.
If such a thing had been created in reality, would it have been any different? Or would the creator have been doomed to suffer anyway? You can think about it. I'm looking forward to the second season. Now it's one of my few favorite shows that I watched until five in the morning. In the very ,
@vmonstaa: Do you seriously consider Kate to be an obsessive and ruthless manipulator and justify Rebecca? Rebecca: stole a database, framed a friend, killed a man and carefully hid the traces of it, trashed the house of a (former) friend and wanted to shoot him in the leg, left her loved one's brother to die, leaked dirty information about a member of the board of directors or whoever he is and she was blackmailing that madam from the council. And she did all this not to make people happy, but solely for herself, her success and saving her own skin. And it wasn't the man who betrayed her, but she betrayed him when she bought Fabio off and left him to die, and then, looking into Damien's eyes, lied that she didn't know anything.
@vmonstaa: I'm interested in the opinion of other viewers who respond to my comment) I don't mind the cons, I'm just curious to know someone else's opinion)
@vmonstaa wow, I couldn't believe my eyes when I started reading your comment 😅 Compared - a murderer and a policeman leading an investigation. And suddenly a police officer turned out to be sneaky. Here's a scoundrel - she's investigating and talked to the suspect! The poor killer, you shouldn't have talked to her, you should have felt sorry for her and left her alone so much! 👍🏻
@vmonstaa: Wow, "she didn't want to hurt anyone's feelings," um, she leaked Kate's sex tape herself-isn't that mean? she was the first to start a "personal" war with her. Did she also come to the congressman (or whoever that woman was) and blackmail her that her daughter was having a match with a criminal-very noble? Yes, Rebecca will go over anyone's heads and hurt anyone's feelings, just to get away with it - she will betray a friend (pogrom, cheating with a T-shirt), betray a loved one (not helping his dying brother is betrayal).
You have very strange ideas about morality, since you consider murder less despicable than hurting someone's feelings.
Who was watching carefully, could you explain, otherwise I missed it - who was this man who tried to kill Rebecca and killed Mateus instead? And yet, when Rebecca pushed Ben off the roof, and they decided that he was dead, she said, "we need to get rid of the body, otherwise they'll find out that we stole the base." Hmmm... and what is the relationship? Actually, I missed this moment with the database too - why were they so worried that someone would find out that she was the first to find a mate? Is it because the base is stolen? And then how did they officially gain access to the database? And why would a fake man be involved as her mate, why couldn't Matheus be declassified by pretending that she had only recently found him? And why was there all this fuss about the base, if Ben said he would have given it anyway?
@snorkelle: 1) a man is an ordinary man whose wife passed the test, they found a mate for her, and she left her husband, taking the children with her. The man was left without a wife and children and blamed Rebecca for everything, he wanted to take revenge on her. 2) Apparently, Rebecca thought that if they found the body, they would start digging, find out that Ben was suspected of draining the base, find other docks and connect them with Rebecca. 3) Worried about the stolen database, yes. They did not officially gain access to the database. They needed to launch a company, and then people started coming one at a time and signing up for their database from scratch. Most likely, to match the pairs, they either used only the database that they began to recruit officially after the company opened, or their own stolen database, but did not disclose information if the person was from a merged database, and the test itself did not pass. Otherwise it would be strange) 4) Mateus did not want to go to London without his brother, and his brother did not want to change his place of residence. Therefore, there was no way Rebecca could be attracted instead of a couple. 5) And with the base, how could Rebecca be sure that Ben would just give it away) yes, Ben liked it, but still, draining the base was stealing, she couldn't have known that Ben would do it. The risk was great
Super, thanks! Still, they didn't reveal the topic in the series with this database. Indeed, if they didn't seem to have a base, they would have to recruit people for a long time and wait for matches. And so it turns out that for some reason no one was interested in how they created the base so quickly or took it somewhere.
@MuffinTop: And what didn't you understand? Kate's colleague was bribed to play his role and "arrest" James, so that he would give Rebecca away and give her the top. They later showed that he had a bag of money in the trunk.
@Nicolet_ta: We didn't disclose this line with the detective a bit. It's clear that they were bribed, but it turned out strangely. On the one hand, it is unexpected and interesting, the audience did not expect such a turn, on the other, I would like an explanation. Getting a lot of money is always good, of course, but in the beginning, he seemed to sincerely want to expose Rebecca together with a colleague, then the money forced him to switch sides, but after that, as if nothing had happened, he continued to dig under her, sorting out the real clues. He did not lead his colleague aside, did not remain silent, but took an active part. It is clear that he could not arouse suspicion, but the impression remained that he still wanted to imprison Rebecca. In general, they did not show his thoughts and feelings from the fact that he risked his job, helped a criminal and hid it from a colleague.
@NatashaNeta: That's not quite true. This detective was also leaking information to Rebecca, calling her, telling her what they were going to do now. she was aware of the further actions of the police, could prepare in advance what to expect from them.
@snorkelle: Rebecca couldn't involve Mateus, because she would have to tell him that she was his mate and that she had stolen the dna, because he hadn't taken the dna match test, and there wasn't even an app at that time, which meant telling him about theft and all that. And then people apparently quickly voluntarily donated their dna and built up their base like any social network. yes, it's a little implausible, because they wouldn't donate dna voluntarily, so it's a little strange where they got a million pairs from, but it's likely that a couple may not be alone in this world, otherwise what are the chances of survival for humans as a species, there is some percentage of coincidence with different people, and most likely the application can choose different partners.
God, I'm surprised - now I would like to ignore all those who didn't like the series or who have a different opinion from yours. Author, I'm a plus for you, although I was satisfied with the series.
@sveetylove: Read the book, it's heaven and earth. As a person who came after reading the book, I'm devastated and smeared, but for people who started with the series, this is a chance for an incredibly interesting story and rehabilitation of the nervous system.
Yeah, yeah... I was so looking forward to the film adaptation, I was so happy when it came out... But there was a huge disappointment in the case. The only thing from the film adaptation is the idea of DNA and that's it. It was interesting to watch each couple in the book, but here everything revolves mainly around Rebecca. As a result, it is unclear whether there will be a second season, because there are still questions, or whether they will leave it as it is. Although it would be better to finish everything with one season, shooting two more episodes, for example. The only thing I liked more was Hannah's story. As it is, I'm disappointed with the series. I was watching just to find out what would happen to Hannah's mate and whether that bitch Rebecca would be punished.
The moment in the idiot plot that got me was that they launched the app without any identification cards in 2021 in a large number of countries at once, while there is no gdpr, because Rebecca constantly checks herself who has dealt with whom in order to blackmail.
To be honest, I expected that they would refine or replace weak plot lines and the series would be released. I think they should have done so, and what they have shown us now - the story about the creator of the project - should be saved for the second season. And so it turned out to be a very mediocre TV series with a love and detective line, it looks good, but clearly a passing one. The acting is so-so, the plot has gaps. A finale with a start for the second season. It felt like the guys had read Marrs' book, looked at the Cilantro, and were impressed by this. No wonder the rating is so low.
There is nothing left of the book, except for the application in fact. All the stories and characters in the original source are much more interesting. You can watch it, but I expected more, after all, the idea is so cool, why didn't they shoot clearly according to the book?
The atmosphere of the series is like Spanish, not British) I really liked it, I watched it in 2 days. The actors are beautiful for the most part, it's nice to watch them. The plot is not bad, addictive. If there's a season 2, I'll definitely watch it!
I haven't read the book, so the series turned out to be very interesting for me, somewhat reminiscent of black mirror. Yes, there were questions that have already been described above, such as the dna of all people on the planet cannot be in the database, then what is the probability that you are registering and a person who is not in the database is intended for you? So will some kind of similar one be selected, or is it just written "no matches"? I don't know if a second season is needed here, but it turned out to be interesting, I watched it during the evening.
It's a pity that it was closed. The series is not outstanding and I agree with the critics, but I liked the actors and I would rather watch the second season.
Didn't the criminologists say at the beginning of the series that Ben died before he fell into the river? Because of this, an investigation was launched.🤷 That's why it was necessary to show how he opened his eyes?
The series is not bad. I read the book first, and I was hoping for a +-fast-paced film adaptation based on the book. Although the fact that it wasn't based on the plot of the book upset me a little, but in general, as for me, the creators managed to maintain an atmosphere close to the novel. It's a pity that the series was closed, I would love to watch the second season) The Hannah-Megan line is especially interesting) How would it end)
The entire last episode was devoted to how the viewer should sympathize with Rebecca. Seriously? I'm not going to sympathize with her, I went over her head, I didn't put anyone in anything, I pretended to be a bitch at her best. And then you need to get into her feelings. No, guys, that's not how it works. Well, it would have seemed to us that she was a mercantile bitch, and then "this is the twist" all events would have been shown from a different angle and hop! but she turns out not to be a complete reptile. But no, everything was straightforward along the way, without intrigue: she did what she wanted, covered her ass here and there, and had no qualms. The man with the poster is a real assassin: he jumped out, hit, and plunged into the bushes. Why hit me again? Indeed, you obviously missed your target, she stands in front of you, alone, defenseless. Not his method. Moreover, it is not clear where he ran away to, given his location. And what was Connor guarding at that time? The story arcs with couples have not been closed. Were you really hoping for a second season? And yet the book. It's written "based on a novel." And what's left of the novel? The title and the idea from the annotation. That's about it. The story lines of the couples in the novel are much stronger. The story of the founder of the company is much more interesting. And yes, she did not create such a game there, although she is also not an ordinary young lady. The case where you need to read, not watch. If this series wasn't called that, and the novel wasn't referenced, I would have rated it differently. By the way, compared to "Kindred Spirits," this series was much more interesting in terms of viewing. But that project was more private and did not declare itself as a film adaptation of the novel.
I RECOMMEND everyone to watch the series "The HORRORS OF THE INTERNET" s01e05 — The Seven-Billionth Wheel This is an anthology, the series is literally 20 minutes long., such a parody of the black mirror, I think you'll laugh. it's just about such an application, where there is only one and what comes of it.
In general, the impression is very ambiguous. The book was much more clever and kept you in suspense until the very end. It is clear that it would not be so easy to film the storylines from it, and the genre of the series would have changed slightly. But it was necessary to try to "go into the wilds" so much. Like the others, I recommend the book for reading. You can forget about the series, because it didn't turn out to be particularly memorable at all. Even apart from the book, if there were no expectations, my rating from him would not be higher than 3.5 - the picture is boring, the plotlines and the characters' moves are clumsy and rude.
I was expecting a plot based on the book, because the book was delayed, but the series was not, it would have been better if they had shot it clearly according to the book (((
It's a pity that the series didn't have the story of Nick and Mandy. in the first case, his mate caused me bewilderment and even shock, in the second, tears, tears and shock. Overall, the series is interesting. even those who haven't read the book will be interested in the idea of a couple's DNA.
How awful...Take such a gorgeous book in just do not leave anything. It's a different story altogether. Maybe for those who have not read it OK..but I'm very bored, I recommend everyone to read the book, because there each section is just perfect and you don't always know what will happen, but here everything is very predictable ... Unfortunately (
I watched it to the end and I can say with confidence that the series is in many ways inferior to the book. In the book, slowly but surely, from the dialogues of each character, you discover the advantages of choosing a DNA partner and the disadvantages of ordinary couples. And here... The situation with Kate's couple is kind of weird. She's running around Sofia so much, so happy that she's coming out of her coma, but then, for no reason at all, Sofia's brother kisses her (she hadn't seen any hints of feelings between them before) and she's already full of doubts. How is that even possible? Love from the first kiss? There should have been chemistry between them right away! The heroine's throwing was supposed to be shown, but an interesting move was allowed to take its course. When I sat down to watch the series, I really hoped for other couples (which, in general, I got), but I lacked the dynamics, the disclosure of the universe and the more interesting development of each couple. I advise you to read the book first, and then watch the series. Otherwise, there may be no desire to read the original at all.
It was clear that Rebekah and Mateus would not ride off into the sunset holding hands, but this ending just killed me. As if my soulmate was stabbed to death (( it's a pity that they closed it - there was an interesting reserve for season 2... As for Kate's second match, I suspected that Sofia sent her brother's DNA instead of yours, as in one of the stories from the book...
God, I wish they'd made a TV series based on the book. There are no words. I've been waiting for the story of the policewoman - and on you. The book caused me to think so much about morality, duty, commitment, and love. And the series didn't make it at all. It's very bland and damp.
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76I was most worried about Hannah.
Kate's love story has not been revealed to me, perhaps a sequel, if any, will add clarity and colors.
Rebekah gave me strange emotions, but the heroine is certainly interesting. Success and money change a lot of people.
I will definitely wait for the second season, because there are still questions.
P.S. I wonder what kind of couple Hannah will have
For example , a suspect may confess
Or they can give a warrant to search the house or recover computers , phones , etc .
I would call it a "success story."
Rebecca is a very charismatic and strong-willed woman. And you can't say that she walks over corpses for her own purpose, but she doesn't consider people either. I liked her character.
I think she rethought everything and finally revealed the secret of the company, that the chosen one is not alone.
I'll look forward to continuing.
She still counts with her loved ones, albeit in strange ways.
James, even after everything she did, kind of forgave her and wasn't particularly hostile to her.
Otherwise , she lives by the principle of the end justifies the means , which is not always right , of course .
I'm really sorry for Mateus ((
Megan is a sheep, of course, but when I looked at the hair she took from Hannah, I couldn't help thinking that it wasn't her hair-it was too straight and smooth. I'll be waiting for the second season, anyway. Or maybe I'll read a book)
And at the expense of the series, it's just for one evening, but there's no direct wow effect. There are a bunch of other films/TV series on a similar topic that are much more interesting. He melted me with one word
Why is there DNA in the hair, but there is no DNA in the hair? only in the bulb, and it's not a fact that it can be extracted normally, cheek swab is used all over the world, but here the hair? because it's necessary to make DNA easy to steal, for the sake of all these steps with Hannah, Megan, and so on.
Why do police officers openly do things for which they can be legally suspended from service and get away with it? In Britain, if you go to a man's funeral and tell his sister that you "think" that "that woman" "killed your brother," then that's it, dismissal without benefits. Go to a private event just by showing the crusts of a cop? there is no such thing. and it won't be anywhere and never. Either an invitation or a search warrant signed by a judge. And the insidious head of the company is ready for anything, but does not resort to the usual bureaucracy? lol.
It is immediately obvious that if we are talking about genes, then a person cannot have Only One Ideal Partner (at least because of twins), because there are almost 8 billion people in the world, and the company's base does not include the whole world. In that case, why shouldn't Rebecca find another sword?
The dude who killed Mateusz is like, "we were standing, standing, talking, and out of nowhere..." Well, it's just really a piano in the bushes.
Kate caused Mateusz's death with her trap plan, but it doesn't bother her anymore.
Why the hell would Rebecca go to Fabio's apartment? Why did they hide Ben's death?
You could just say that he attacked us out of jealousy and depression, then we waved on the roof and he fell. It is unlikely that after such a fall he would have been adequate or even survived, what is there to find fault with? Fabio called her and died of an overdose? Well, OK, "this is my old friend, he asked for money, I gave it to him." That's it. She's rich, who's going to be there for 20 thousand would suspect. Yes, and with Ben. Well, you fired him, hire him, and your business is booming. Admit that you took the base. Right at the moment, tell me that there will be a lot of money, forgive us Ben. Did Megan start chasing Hannah because she stopped answering her phone? Who does that? They've only known each other for a couple of weeks.
Why would Rebecca want to be CEO of a company? their product is awesome, it doesn't even need to be sold, *everyone* wants to find love, *everyone*, and they are the only ones on the market who really guarantee the result. Anyone can really run the company, and Rebecca can get her shares smeared and live on dividends on a private island anywhere.
Here, one crappy decision leads to another, nothing in this story would have happened if all the characters were at least somewhat sane, in principle, this is also a way to move the plot, it's called the idiot plot, but nothing good can be said about screenwriters, in literature and screenwriting, the idiot plot is where they live. crooked-armed writers and screenwriters who are unable to give themselves any plausible plot, so it all comes down to "and then he did this kind of shit." Don't get me wrong, a hero can be a fool, but that shouldn't be the only engine of the story.
A very cool and intriguing idea - a service has appeared that will find you your ideal partner, how will this affect the world? Good actors. It was beautifully shot. But all the plot twists are hanging on snot and do not stand up to any criticism.
It explained that Mateus had participated in the testing of some kind of drug, so his dna was in the database. quite plausible. These data may be from different parts of the world, as drugs need to be tested on different ethnic groups.
About the identity check - well, yes, she sent her husband's dna, and registered using this dna with all her husband's data, so the wife has access to both passport data and conditional "snils". Now there are companies that check your genetic "pedigree" - you can simply send your dna by mail and receive an email response, no one asks you to send your photo with your passport in hand and today's newspaper.
It came to Megan that a match had been found, she immediately "revealed" her identity, but the partner did not disclose it, and this is normal, because he stupidly might not like Megan or this man was married and checked if he had a mate just out of curiosity. Similarly, on dating sites, until both people sign up for a match, no contacts are shown to them and it is impossible to start a correspondence.
Regarding the situation with Ben- they're about to have a mega-hype app launch, a murder, and an investigation into a situation where the owner of the company "got into a fight and threw someone off the roof"- well, that's a PR stunt. Moreover, the investigation would certainly have found out all the same things about Ben's work, dna, etc., and then their license could have been revoked and she could have been imprisoned. "well, data was stolen, just think" is private information, and such data theft for commercial purposes is not just a fine, because "everything was for the sake of science," but a serious crime.
Ben was offended that his girlfriend fell in love with someone else and, on principle, did not look for his mate, but showed himself to be possessive and decided to take revenge on her, threatening to take away everything she loves so much. Is the prince noble? - No, the humiliated ego of a man offended by reality. Rebecca's last impulse was her self-defense, and at that moment she did not realize that a second later Ben would fly into the abyss. And there was nowhere else to retreat to, under threat of their own safety.
It's hard to bury your love knowing that there will never be another one like it. I was hoping for a happy ending with this pair until the last moment. I admire Rebecca's composure, and I don't feel at all sorry for Kate, who apparently had a glitch in matching. The lady is very obsessive, knows how to put pressure on the patient and ruthlessly uses it, her speech addressed to Rebbe after the funeral is simply disgusting. Rebecca is a skilled manipulator herself, but she didn't try to hurt the feelings of others like that, it's the meanest thing. I can imagine how hard it was for Rebecca with such self-control to squeeze out those phrases about how much she was in pain. After all, she had really lost a huge part of herself.
If such a thing had been created in reality, would it have been any different? Or would the creator have been doomed to suffer anyway? You can think about it.
I'm looking forward to the second season. Now it's one of my few favorite shows that I watched until five in the morning.
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Rebecca: stole a database, framed a friend, killed a man and carefully hid the traces of it, trashed the house of a (former) friend and wanted to shoot him in the leg, left her loved one's brother to die, leaked dirty information about a member of the board of directors or whoever he is and she was blackmailing that madam from the council.
And she did all this not to make people happy, but solely for herself, her success and saving her own skin. And it wasn't the man who betrayed her, but she betrayed him when she bought Fabio off and left him to die, and then, looking into Damien's eyes, lied that she didn't know anything.
You have very strange ideas about morality, since you consider murder less despicable than hurting someone's feelings.
2) Apparently, Rebecca thought that if they found the body, they would start digging, find out that Ben was suspected of draining the base, find other docks and connect them with Rebecca.
3) Worried about the stolen database, yes. They did not officially gain access to the database. They needed to launch a company, and then people started coming one at a time and signing up for their database from scratch. Most likely, to match the pairs, they either used only the database that they began to recruit officially after the company opened, or their own stolen database, but did not disclose information if the person was from a merged database, and the test itself did not pass. Otherwise it would be strange)
4) Mateus did not want to go to London without his brother, and his brother did not want to change his place of residence. Therefore, there was no way Rebecca could be attracted instead of a couple.
5) And with the base, how could Rebecca be sure that Ben would just give it away) yes, Ben liked it, but still, draining the base was stealing, she couldn't have known that Ben would do it. The risk was great
And then people apparently quickly voluntarily donated their dna and built up their base like any social network. yes, it's a little implausible, because they wouldn't donate dna voluntarily, so it's a little strange where they got a million pairs from, but it's likely that a couple may not be alone in this world, otherwise what are the chances of survival for humans as a species, there is some percentage of coincidence with different people, and most likely the application can choose different partners.
You can watch it, but I expected more, after all, the idea is so cool, why didn't they shoot clearly according to the book?
I really liked it, I watched it in 2 days. The actors are beautiful for the most part, it's nice to watch them. The plot is not bad, addictive. If there's a season 2, I'll definitely watch it!
The man with the poster is a real assassin: he jumped out, hit, and plunged into the bushes. Why hit me again? Indeed, you obviously missed your target, she stands in front of you, alone, defenseless. Not his method. Moreover, it is not clear where he ran away to, given his location. And what was Connor guarding at that time?
The story arcs with couples have not been closed. Were you really hoping for a second season?
And yet the book. It's written "based on a novel." And what's left of the novel? The title and the idea from the annotation. That's about it. The story lines of the couples in the novel are much stronger. The story of the founder of the company is much more interesting. And yes, she did not create such a game there, although she is also not an ordinary young lady.
The case where you need to read, not watch.
If this series wasn't called that, and the novel wasn't referenced, I would have rated it differently.
By the way, compared to "Kindred Spirits," this series was much more interesting in terms of viewing. But that project was more private and did not declare itself as a film adaptation of the novel.
I'm happy for Hannah and Mark. It's good that they stayed together.
With Kate, not everything is clear in the relationship. But I'm glad she's with her soulmate.
And I don't even feel sorry for Rebekah. She messed it up herself, and it all came back to her like a boomerang.
I feel sorry for Mateus, as well as Fabio.
I think it's better to read John Marrs' book. There are 5 main characters and they will have more interesting plots than in this series.
This is an anthology, the series is literally 20 minutes long., such a parody of the black mirror, I think you'll laugh. it's just about such an application, where there is only one and what comes of it.
Like the others, I recommend the book for reading. You can forget about the series, because it didn't turn out to be particularly memorable at all. Even apart from the book, if there were no expectations, my rating from him would not be higher than 3.5 - the picture is boring, the plotlines and the characters' moves are clumsy and rude.
When I sat down to watch the series, I really hoped for other couples (which, in general, I got), but I lacked the dynamics, the disclosure of the universe and the more interesting development of each couple.
I advise you to read the book first, and then watch the series. Otherwise, there may be no desire to read the original at all.
The book caused me to think so much about morality, duty, commitment, and love. And the series didn't make it at all. It's very bland and damp.