I want to share with you emotions akin to what Harry Potter fans experienced at the news of the upcoming film adaptation. I am delighted with the universe built in the original Hugh Howie. This is a non-banal (and it's worth emphasizing here) and very catchy story. The first two parts of the trilogy are distinguished, and at the same time, complemented by a plot narrative, which in the finale combines parts of the story into a unique reader experience. You can treat the original source in different ways, but you certainly should not consider this trilogy banal and plot-identical with some other TV series and films. This is a truly unique piece story, from which you just can't tear yourself away. I am especially glad that the project was taken up by the guys from Apple, who are not inclined to close their projects in mid-sentence, unlike Netflix. After watching the trailer, I was euphoric for a couple of days from what I saw, and therefore I could not help but share with you such an emotion. Do not pass by this story, do not deprive yourself of a unique spectator experience.
@radisu: no. And they don't plan to. I have also been waiting, searching, hoping for a long time. But everyone refused to translate it into Russian, arguing that the third part is very weak and it is not worth it.
First the Illusion, then the Shift, and the last Dust. If you like the first two books, don't be afraid to start reading the last part of the trilogy. If it's difficult with English, there are many services now that will perfectly translate the text.
Let's immediately throw plot cliches for the future of BINGO: - in the starting video, everything adds up to a DNA spiral, so the bunker was originally conceived as a eugenic experiment, as in the TV series Ascension - after leaving the bunker there will be a small intermediate death zone behind which there will be a wonderful new world, as in every second bunker movie starting with the Sex Mission - thirty-three filler episodes about tryndezh and political showdowns inside the bunker and one story series about the real world order, like the Galaxy and a Hundred. - mandatory senseless and merciless BUND at least once a season, as in Through the Snow - there will be dozens, if not hundreds of bunkers, as in every second anime about underground cities after the apocalypse. - it was all built by some evil genius multi-billionaire.)
@bazatron: haha... I've given you a hard time, but my desire to watch has diminished... Unless it's because of Tim Robinson and a pretty girl from Parks and recreation areas, you can watch.
@bazatron: Not just a eugenic experiment. another "ship that doesn't fly anywhere" is often a social experiment (Pots and gods, the first step), or just a training session (a big space trip), or a deliberate simulation (Capricorn-1)
I watched the whole hundred, this year, a cool series, despite its disadvantages in the style of "TV series of the 2010s". Your comment has a place to be very)))) I hope to remember about it at the end, and reread it when I inspect the Shelter)
@Lyosh108: Why not the first one? After all, it was shown that the computer decides who to have offspring and who to "promise", but the doctor will not remove the contraceptive implant.
I haven't read the book, but I really liked the pilot. I love dystopias, there are a lot of classic techniques here, but the execution and visual are gorgeous. Even if there is no "wow" ending, it is aesthetically pleasing to watch. Little things like lamps, doors — a lot of things that attract attention) Of course, outside the window is not at all what the residents see. Just now...? And finally, at the end of the series, Rebecca Ferguson appeared ❤ Moving on)
Happy new post-apocalypse to us! A cliche, not a cliche, this is a new story that is interesting to learn. As it is, all lives are cliches, but we live them.
Judging by the episode titles and trailers, the first season follows in the footsteps of the first book, which means there will be a lot of events for such a number of episodes.
Just the other day I was reviewing Sandman, and then suddenly Hob)) It's a super pity that he was killed right away, though I hoped that at least he would be here for more than one episode, a very pleasant actor. Ben Kingsley's son, by the way.
I don't know why, but the appearance of Rebecca Ferguson's character at the end somehow reminded me of a scene from "The Edge of the Future" when Tom Cruise's character meets Emily Blunt's character for the first time.
The main question for the series is why do they walk up these crazy stairs if they have electricity? The creators of the bunker wanted to be sure that the residents would be fine with cardio? How do children, the elderly and the disabled move there?
The book gives direct answers to this. In short, this way a certain "autonomy" of the different levels of the bunker is maintained in a social context. If elevators were installed, it would be difficult to create and maintain such a "class" division.
@Captain_Icicle: these are just small things. Be careful in the comments for the second episode. There, a friend looked at a short retelling of the book on YouTube in order to save time and generously showered spoilers in the comments. And the comments are not so obscured that their content is hidden.
@anabeltesfaye: Yeah, but for all those who are "lucky" to read the spoiler comment first, it won't help.
Next there will be a small "rant" on the topic: Spoiler - from the word spoil. And from the same commentator there is a message in the third episode, with a super-mega spoiler spoiling the first viewing very much. This comment was hushed up and hidden quite quickly, much earlier than the small spoilers under the second series. But I have already read that future plot-forming information from it and the viewing in this aspect is spoiled. From the series itself, it is impossible to even guess a bunch of episodes before what is written there, on the contrary, the series diligently leads away from this "truth".
@WildBart: I saw it, and thanks to the comments from here I was warned, I did not read it, I immediately complained and blocked it, as I think a lot of people besides me are sorry for you, but thanks to your sacrifice and everyone who managed to read and mess around, someone else will not see spoilers, it happens, but it's not fatal
I don't know anything about the original source, and the mood, atmosphere and style of the series are not at all what I expected. And they are cool, I really liked how the first series was made. It seems that the topic is hackneyed, and you know perfectly well what to expect from the plot, but it's all kind of lamp-like. Very nice characters - husband, wife and computer wizard (hello, Hob), I hope they will not disappear further. And I started watching at all only because Rebecca Ferguson was announced.
I was only surprised by the sheriff's infantile reaction when his wife took out an allegedly previously removed contraceptive, telling me that everything was a lie and a conspiracy? and he just took it back to the doctor. he doesn't seem to be an imbecile, how did he swallow everything so easily and without questions?
@iken: And how do we swallow the disinformation that is poured into our ears from all the media? How do people not believe in photo and video evidence? Even quite intelligent people. Long-term competent zombification. Moreover, they actually have 140 years of information vacuum there. What the powerful say is what almost everyone believes. Because it's easier and safer that way. And conscience does not eat from the inside.
@iken: First of all, the commenter above said everything well. His wife had been coming to this realization for a long time, and the sheriff lived quietly, observing the law. And this information was dumped on him out of nowhere. The first reaction of denial and "not everything is so clear" is normal. Secondly, there are questions about this line as a whole, not only to the sheriff. Why even give a chance to couples that you, like, don't trust to reproduce? Why these difficulties? While they're trying for a year, someone else is waiting for their chance, and the bunker is full of new kids. Judging by their reaction at the beginning, they would not have thought anything beyond the fact that they were unlucky. And then, of course, I don't know what kind of contraceptive technology is there, but it's unlikely that anything is more complicated than the usual local administration of hormones. The state of the body and reproductive system on hormones and the state of the body and reproductive system without them is very difficult to confuse. Of course, they've been there all their lives on them, but aunts talk about these things, wouldn't rumors spread that nothing had changed after the "extraction" of those who couldn't get pregnant? Although, maybe they did, since Allison was enlightened. This brings us back to the first question - why such difficulties?
@ShaMarinka: why is it difficult to confuse? I don't know what methods you're talking about, but I didn't notice much difference. If hormones are automatically dosed there and canceled for a certain period once a month on the same principle as oral contraceptives are currently working with us, then what kind of significant difference should women see? Monthly periods occur once a month after a certain period in both cases. So what are the signs they should notice this?
@alesenok: I have a significant difference in the intensity of menstruation, and in pain syndrome, and in changes in libido during a normal cycle, and in mood changes, and in acne... In short, these are two significantly different phenomena. Well, with any cancellation of the hormonal drug, there will be a restructuring of the cycle.
@ShaMarinka: well, the intensity of the side effects described by you may be different for everyone, and not all of them are so obvious that they directly pay attention to the difference, if you do not set such a goal. I did not notice the restructuring of the cycle, they canceled and went their own exactly the same time, probably individually, too. Well, if you think about it, they've been on hormones all their lives, how do they know what it should be like without them, and what specific difference should they have individually? Plus, they don't have Internet and other means of communication to read thousands of reviews, but like others it was canceled. Even if they crossed paths with someone who was allowed to get pregnant and contraceptives were canceled, it's not a fact that they discussed it, and the sample is scanty in this case, and the difference can be attributed to individual characteristics. So I wouldn't be so picky about the plot in this. And like they gave a chance so that suspicions and questions would not arise, that everything is fair and everyone gets a chance periodically.
@alesenok: these are not side effects of OK, these are side effects of their absence)) Yes, it's more of a "how should it be at all" effect. Which brings us back to the original question - why are there so many difficulties? Just so that you don't feel deprived and don't suspect anything? So who knows, if Allison had given birth to a child, you see, she would not have had the desire to delve into the wrongness of the world. On the other hand, this whole line is only in the series. They won the book, the child didn't turn out, well, that's it.
@ShaMarinka: "Why even give a chance to couples that you, like, don't trust to reproduce?" To this, the answer is simple and obvious: so that people think that everything is fair.
@ShaMarinka: if you have some side effects, it doesn't mean that everyone has them. It's like saying, "if you didn't have severe toxicosis during pregnancy, maybe you weren't pregnant either?" - toxicosis is also not strongly manifested in everyone. Moreover, most likely on the contrary, a woman will be glad that she does not have any side effects, than she will wonder "oh my God, why don't I feel bad? something must be wrong." The only side effect I remember is that in 5 years my hair gradually straightened out on OK, and after the cancellation it became curly again, and then not immediately, but a year later their structure returned. If initially there were no problems with the cycle, then after the withdrawal of hormones they will not be either.. Anyway, she's been on them for many years - so addiction and lack of information do their job. Moreover, they have already "tried 3 times", so everything was the same before, there is nothing to be surprised about. Moreover, since the capsule was removed in front of their eyes, there is no reason to doubt initially.
@albinka_: the same thing was about the hair, they straightened up, after the cancellation they began to twist again, although not as much as before them. An interesting side effect, I wonder why exactly. I told the hairdressers, they were also surprised, it doesn't seem to be so common
@iken: Your wife is desperate to get pregnant, then you come home, she keeps saying something about everything being lies, turns out to be covered in blood, crying, yelling strange things to all people in the middle of the hall - this is clearly a nervous breakdown. And he ran to the doctor because his wife was bleeding, she needed help, he was stupidly afraid for her. In addition, some "half-witted woman" approached his wife, who could impose such thoughts on a stressed woman. What is easier for a law-abiding sheriff to believe? that there is a "worldwide conspiracy and they are specifically not allowed to have children," or that "this is a nervous breakdown due to a third unsuccessful attempt, a ticking clock and inherent doubts by another woman who was not allowed to give birth"?... Do not forget that I only saw all the data on the computer the wife, and she just dumped everything to her husband with tears in her eyes and bloodied. Even if we take into account this fact, of course, he was primarily in shock and fear for his wife, you should not count on a reasonable reaction. And over time, doubt began to undermine him, so he wanted to come out himself.
I liked the dystopia, looked at it with interest and will continue to look, I wonder how everything will develop. All two episodes I caught myself thinking that the bunker is in its purest form our world order, just shrunk to the size of a bunker. Well, just one-on-one, if you draw parallels. I didn't really understand just who of the Tai inhabitants is still aware of everything and keeps everything under control. I take it the mayor doesn't know either? But someone killed George, so someone is in control and knows the truth. Because the stated approach is: we don't know anything, neither what, nor why, nor why, nor when, and we don't want to know, we just know that not now, and even at the very top - some kind of stupid a priori. So how can you find out something without even trying to find out something?
Listen, well, it just went👍 I watched without stopping, although at the beginning I doubted, after reading the reviews, in the end I did not pay attention to any cliches and despite the fact that this is a bunker and the picture is appropriate - I was hooked, I watched 2 episodes at once, I look forward to the release of the next series👌
I liked the series. I wonder how these screens/windows work... Of course, the control of childbearing was overdone. So no one conducts selection :) But in general, it is curious what will happen next.
I read the book :) It is, of course, much more interesting and logical, and more dynamic. But it also has a lot of rough edges. However, the plot is so fascinating that you quickly forget about them. The series is different from the book. I'm curious how the film will be filmed next. I will be happy to watch the sequel, already knowing what will happen. I highly recommend the book to everyone - it reads easily and quickly, it's hard to break away :)
Another theory came to mind. That the screens are just working fine. And what people supposedly see from the outside is the result of some kind of injection before going out. I want them to wipe the glass.
I started with the fact that the sheriff's wife's name was Allison Bakker) apparently, the author of the original source is not a special football fan) in general, the series still makes a very pleasant impression - it was shot juiciously, written competently and skillfully, staged in general great. I will continue to watch with great interest
I haven't read the book yet, but it's clearly in the plans to move forward. The pilot came in, a lot of questions, few answers... Dystopia is exactly what I love.
The cap came out so decent that at some point I completely forgot that initially, mostly for the sake of Ferguson, I wanted to start watching the series :) And here you are, Rashinda was also here. After such a cozy pilot, it 's even scary that further episodes will drop in quality . I really hope that I will make a mistake and there will be no classic joke when the pilot gets as much power and effort as possible, and then the series seems to be replaced..
It seems to me that the "most dangerous" and rebellious residents, on the contrary, should be given birth to children in the first place, then they will not have any doubts, thoughts and revolution at all, there will be no time and energy :D Well, either that or why give hope three times to take it away. In addition, desperate people are willing to do more radical things than those who are happy in their family.
Well, the fact that "outside the window" of an isolated space is not really what is shown is just so clichéd. It would even be surprising if there was a true picture. However, I hope that the creators still want to confuse us and not everything is so simple there.
Maybe you've already written, but nevertheless. That's what amused me. The bunker has a powerful generator that powers more than a hundred floors and 10,000 inhabitants, there are computers, and there was a giant excavator that dug through the bunker.
@alesenok: So it was possible to make the floors closed, with access by cards, like in hotels where you can't go up to the penthouse without a card.
Relatively speaking, a resident from below has access to an elevator, he can ride up to the middle levels (to the canteen there, the infirmary, etc.), but without a special key card he will not be able to climb higher. And if he can, for example, he needs to fix something, then in order to get to the floor, he needs someone with access to open the door on the most necessary floor.
And so it turns out that everyone has access to the top (as well as access to the bottom), but to overcome all the way, you have to try very hard. I'm not even talking about pensioners who may not get to the doctor in a day and die of a heart attack somewhere halfway)
@thunder165: Well, this is the structure of an ordinary society through the prism of a bunker: isn't that the case in our society? No one prevents you from rising from the bottom to the top, or from going down to the bottom. It's just a matter of effort and ability. As for the organization of medical care, it was clearly not shown there.
@thunder165: A key card is a complex electronic device that requires serial production, access programming, and some kind of passageway tracking, but you've seen their computers. :There would be an easier way if there was an elevator and some kind of common door on the floor (like an entrance door) that could be opened with an "intercom key" - they are easier to create and program, but there would be a "black market" for these things anyway. And an elevator for such a multi-storey building is not bullshit, it also requires electricity, maintenance, and tools.
Well, you've already been told about the "allusion to hierarchy in society." If it were that simple, anyone could take an elevator in a minute, steal someone else's card, and mess around upstairs. As it is, while he's stomping up the steps, he may already be noticed and stopped :D
@thunder165: The idea is also to keep people busy with work. 30% of the bunker's population is engaged only in transporting food, goods and information between floors. Almost everything in the bunker is designed to control people's behavior.
There is also a psychological moment. The forbidden fruit is sweet, if you are not allowed there, you are ready to make additional efforts purely out of curiosity or a spirit of contradiction. And when you can go anywhere, but you can't get there, your inner laziness limits you by itself. But in general, it would be possible to make at least mechanical cables for the speed of descent, and go up on foot
I came across a trailer yesterday. The story seemed very familiar, and then the "ancient memories" awoke in me.
Many years ago, I read the *Illusion* and the "Shift". The impressions were pleasant. I just found out that it turns out that the ending of the story simply wasn't translated into Russian. I hope that the series will be brought to an end, otherwise I will take on the original book.
Similarly, when I started watching, something started to pop up in my memory. It was nice that it turned out to be a series based on a book. After Googling, everything fell into place. Without waiting for the release of the third book, the story was safely forgotten by me. Now there is renewed interest in how it all ended.
@Капитан_Сосулька: the incorrect use of adverbial phrases is a very common problem not only for "ordinary users", but also for bloggers, it often hurts my ear, as well as the incorrect use of the word "sympathizes" or writing "generally") if you react to everything, you won't have enough nerves)
@Captain_Icicle, @albinka_: I'm embarrassed to ask both (both), by the way, how is it right? What is a adverbial turn? I was good at science at school, but the Russian language was a "problem." (There's no sarcasm in this question, I'm asking sincerely)
@38_попугаев: there's a problem with matching in the text. The turns are constructed in such a way that the action is attributed not to the author (as it was supposed to be), but to something else. Example: "Without waiting for the release of the third book, the story was forgotten" - based on the construction of the sentence, the story did not wait for the release of the book. But it should have been "without waiting for the book to be published, I forgot the story." The other two cases have the same situation.
@Капитан_Сосулька: Thank you, now I'll take care of myself, as I express myself. Roughly speaking, it is necessary to observe the causal relationship. It is necessary to rely on something initially, and then draw conclusions from it.🙂 And not to draw conclusions from something that has not been realized, contrary to their "wishlist". Did I understand correctly?
@38_попугаев: The adverbial turn is followed by the object that did something. Like, "when HE started watching the episode, HE realized HE didn't remember a damn thing." Or, "after watching the show to the end, I thought it was very strange." But you can't say, "after watching the series, it seemed strange to me," because the cause-and-effect relationship collapses here. The simplest check is just try to swap parts of the sentence, if the meaning is not lost, then everything is correct, if it turns out to be nonsense, you agreed on something incorrectly: "the series seemed strange to me after watching it (the series) to the end" - what's the point anyway?. I don't understand a damn thing. but "I thought the series was very strange after watching it to the end" - everything is OK, everything is logical.
Regarding "likes": "Brad Pitt likes me" - this means that Brad Pitt likes YOU, i.e. it is he who feels sympathy for you, and not the other way around. But if "I like Brad Pitt", you care about HIM and evoke emotions in you. Or you can say, "Brad Pitt impresses me," meaning you like and respect him.
//sorry for the flood, but really many people have a problem with speech coordination and all that.
And the picture may not be a picture, but they are simply poisoned in costumes with poisonous gas to show that they literally will not be able to go anywhere in this world beyond two steps, someone should visually "take off their helmet on camera", so to speak, or try to tear the costume in front of everyone who looking from the inside, we are waiting, sir)
Maybe they're being bullied into a suit. They've been in the cell for a long time. There are many ways. Food and water, for example. Then removing the helmet will not help
@CrazyDiamond: I didn't get a fallout...And this is a TV series (the first episode anyway) too. I don't even know why, but it's kind of boring and drawn out...There is no such movement... I didn't get it. But I will watch
The series is not bad, although this aesthetic of "we live poorly, we dress badly" has never been liked. Yes, even a good episode, you empathize with the characters, even though some of them are crazy. But this "I love you" at this moment and in these circumstances is certainly some kind of exorbitant level of selfishness.
I mean, she died 10 minutes after exiting, considering she was in a spacesuit? It's very interesting how this will be handled. I liked the first episode.
No, I'm sorry, I don't know how many years they've been together. But you don't find any loopholes to protect your wife and save her? Don't you find the right words to talk to her, calm her down, give her time, figure it out together? Are you just watching her die outside? (Oh, you're crying a mean man's tear.)
You have power, strength, even this queen president is trying to help and save your wife, but you are not. If I were you, I'd go with her. or at least I ran to get her body, at least some chance to save her.
PS The soundtracks are very similar to Interstellar. the seed is certainly good, but the aversion to the character is already present.
Well, it's like this, again an incomprehensible crowd walking back and forth and doing something incomprehensible in conditions of limited resources. And, in my opinion, it's easier to let people have children, then they won't have free time to snoop around.
Wow! I really liked the first episode. Music, filming, details, cast – 🔥. Geraldine James alone as the mayor is worth it! (I fell in love with the TV series Ann) A gorgeous post-apocalyptic dystopia.
We don't know why we're here. We don't know who built the bunker. We don't know why the outside world is in such a state. We don't know when it will be possible to go outside. All we know is that it's not going to happen today.
For a very long time I doubted that I would start watching this series, because I don't like "dystopias".. but the first episode comes in: there is a plot and the actors play their roles well. I like. Let's look further.
I liked. I'm glad they extended it for season 2, but it's a long wait (the main actress is a little annoying, but overall sooooo good! I was also pleased that there was no stuffed tolerance, as it seemed to me, all the actors were in their place. I plan to read books.
I've watched one episode so far, and if, as the sheriff's wife claims, there's a picture, well, it wasn't possible to agree that, they say, if it's real, I'll come out, I'll show you three fingers on the screen.
For me, it would be more logical to agree: if this is a false picture, I will cover up your camera completely, because this is a lie. Many have already washed, nothing has worked. People are only being confirmed in the idea that the picture is true. If they had covered up, many would have wondered what was up there.
@AivarsSkudra: Rashida Jones is not white, she had a mother, actress Peggy Lipton, and her father was Quincy Jones, an African — American musician and producer.
Not allowing those who already have a lot of questionable thoughts to have children is utter stupidity. On the contrary, if they had a child in the bunker, they would hardly have read conspiracy theories and wanted to go outside into the unknown world. It wouldn't be up to that))
Well, as a whole, it's intriguing. I wonder if my wife really died, or is what's left under the tree just a sham?
No one seems to have written about this, I'm afraid to repeat myself, but isn't it logical to pump a little poison or very little oxygen into a spacesuit so that whoever comes out, even if there is clean air, can't escape far, because it's easier than drawing with a computer, and what prevents those who escape in this case from returning and ratting out somethingor through the door of the bunker?
They have a post-apocalypse with obese people, the IT sector, the sheriff, and so on. The guys are chilling. And then there's this story with "strong women" and people with all shades of melanin.
But the plot seems to be interesting, a kind of communism in Platonov's cave.
A very interesting pilot, of course, Rebecca was spectacularly shown as a star. It's been a long time since my attention has been so captured when watching the series. And the sound - they wrote about Interstellar here, but it reminded me of Dune.
God, I finally found something interesting again) the first episode is great! The only thing I don't understand is APPLE doesn't have money for normal CGI (graphics)? Some kind of cartoon in places
So there's a green world out there? Why did she fall and die? After all, she has oxygen behind her back and in general, she was supposed to clean behind the bunker and not die as soon as she came out. Please explain
@ananasser: Answering your questions is literally spoiling the entire season and the main idea of the series. It's better to look further here, the answers will be given.
@TheGoliksim: Cellular communication does not work underground.😃 (We will leave cellular communication in the subway out of the brackets). They just don't seem to have an ordinary telephone cable. Twisted pair or coaxial cable or optical fiber is extremely inefficient to use for communication between fixed telephones and even in some cases impossible. Although you interested me, what was the means of communication between computers and servers?
I'm interested in you too. I already wanted to review it, although I just finished watching the season (I like to read the comments later), and it's unlikely that the series will answer these questions. At the same time, another interesting question arose about the cable, but in this topic it will be a spoiler)
The first episode goes off with a bang, but there are too many unanswered questions in my head..
It's clear what is being hidden from the people in the bunker, but how much
As for me, there is a high probability that the video is edited and creates the illusion of a very polluted outside world, I also do not exclude that the "filters" with which they come out may be poisoned
140 years under anesthesia.. I was sitting in a bunker, dreaming about manure..
Well, let's start with the fact that the first episode of the Bunker is not just an immersion into a special world, it is a true flight of imagination of the screenwriters, who, apparently, decided how they could push the viewer into thinking about high matters in an hour, but in the end they did not sit down on that wave. Why understand the life support and operation of this mysterious bunker when you can show how different characters are in a state of mutual physical pleasure? I understand that some cultural moments simply need to be filmed, but leaving so many unanswered questions and at the same time focusing on such deep scenes is not ironic?
A society that has been living in isolation for 140 years looks like it was gathered at a financial forum in London: each race is in its corner, but at the same time everyone, as if on command, converged in English. Well, of course, why not? Probably, there is a special program in the bunker "Learn English in 140 years", and now they demonstrate their unique multiculturalism to the surprise of the European audience. And where is the logic here, I ask? For sure, there were some clear explanations in the book on which the series is based, but there is clearly not enough depth in the film adaptation.
Instead of interesting social interactions or solving life in a confined space, we watch one character making love to another over and over again. I hope the writers have not made a mistake with the genre and are not going to make this series erotic. Although, to be honest, with such a pitch, they really should have thought about replacing the profession with scriptwriters for a TV show, where the main thing is to "casually" spy on the private lives of adults.
It remains only to hang around waiting for the screenwriters to decide that it's time to delve into the essence of the issue a little bit..
The beginning is cheerful, the series came right away)) Apple TV can of course And after the Fallout (by the way, it was also not bad), I wanted to continue, well, in the form of another similar series, you can still enjoy the post-apocalypse)
Such large-scale scenery 😮 I haven't watched fiction for a long time, I came across popular ones and decided to watch 😀 the first episode is wonderful, there is a desire to watch the series further …
Looking at the fact that everyone dies immediately when they go outside, it begs the question, why do they dress up like that before going out if it doesn't help in any way?…
When I go up to the third floor, my lungs want to leave me, but they're running back and forth to the 70th floor.
If there was a green world, why didn't she take off that suit right away, for example, and suddenly it was really poisoned and she would have shown everything right away? Or the picture is really lying.
But more interesting, why keep all these people in a bunker? It's very expensive.
Of course, I was immediately bribed by the series, I love it, and then there's Ferguson.
I saw the news that season 3 is coming out soon and the series is very high quality. And I decided to start watching. The first episode is exciting. I'll try to watch both seasons in time for the start of the third.
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203- in the starting video, everything adds up to a DNA spiral, so the bunker was originally conceived as a eugenic experiment, as in the TV series Ascension
- after leaving the bunker there will be a small intermediate death zone behind which there will be a wonderful new world, as in every second bunker movie starting with the Sex Mission
- thirty-three filler episodes about tryndezh and political showdowns inside the bunker and one story series about the real world order, like the Galaxy and a Hundred.
- mandatory senseless and merciless BUND at least once a season, as in Through the Snow
- there will be dozens, if not hundreds of bunkers, as in every second anime about underground cities after the apocalypse.
- it was all built by some evil genius multi-billionaire.)
- let's just copy the Fallout setting!
After all, it was shown that the computer decides who to have offspring and who to "promise", but the doctor will not remove the contraceptive implant.
And finally, at the end of the series, Rebecca Ferguson appeared ❤ Moving on)
You won't believe it. I have a "movie Sunday". I just revised the edges of the future and started the bunker.
Be careful in the comments for the second episode. There, a friend looked at a short retelling of the book on YouTube in order to save time and generously showered spoilers in the comments. And the comments are not so obscured that their content is hidden.
Next there will be a small "rant" on the topic:
Spoiler - from the word spoil. And from the same commentator there is a message in the third episode, with a super-mega spoiler spoiling the first viewing very much. This comment was hushed up and hidden quite quickly, much earlier than the small spoilers under the second series. But I have already read that future plot-forming information from it and the viewing in this aspect is spoiled. From the series itself, it is impossible to even guess a bunch of episodes before what is written there, on the contrary, the series diligently leads away from this "truth".
are sorry for you, but thanks to your sacrifice and everyone who managed to read and mess around, someone else will not see spoilers, it happens, but it's not fatal
Long-term competent zombification. Moreover, they actually have 140 years of information vacuum there. What the powerful say is what almost everyone believes. Because it's easier and safer that way. And conscience does not eat from the inside.
Secondly, there are questions about this line as a whole, not only to the sheriff. Why even give a chance to couples that you, like, don't trust to reproduce? Why these difficulties? While they're trying for a year, someone else is waiting for their chance, and the bunker is full of new kids. Judging by their reaction at the beginning, they would not have thought anything beyond the fact that they were unlucky. And then, of course, I don't know what kind of contraceptive technology is there, but it's unlikely that anything is more complicated than the usual local administration of hormones. The state of the body and reproductive system on hormones and the state of the body and reproductive system without them is very difficult to confuse. Of course, they've been there all their lives on them, but aunts talk about these things, wouldn't rumors spread that nothing had changed after the "extraction" of those who couldn't get pregnant? Although, maybe they did, since Allison was enlightened. This brings us back to the first question - why such difficulties?
To this, the answer is simple and obvious: so that people think that everything is fair.
The only side effect I remember is that in 5 years my hair gradually straightened out on OK, and after the cancellation it became curly again, and then not immediately, but a year later their structure returned. If initially there were no problems with the cycle, then after the withdrawal of hormones they will not be either.. Anyway, she's been on them for many years - so addiction and lack of information do their job.
Moreover, they have already "tried 3 times", so everything was the same before, there is nothing to be surprised about. Moreover, since the capsule was removed in front of their eyes, there is no reason to doubt initially.
In addition, some "half-witted woman" approached his wife, who could impose such thoughts on a stressed woman. What is easier for a law-abiding sheriff to believe? that there is a "worldwide conspiracy and they are specifically not allowed to have children," or that "this is a nervous breakdown due to a third unsuccessful attempt, a ticking clock and inherent doubts by another woman who was not allowed to give birth"?...
Do not forget that I only saw all the data on the computer the wife, and she just dumped everything to her husband with tears in her eyes and bloodied. Even if we take into account this fact, of course, he was primarily in shock and fear for his wife, you should not count on a reasonable reaction. And over time, doubt began to undermine him, so he wanted to come out himself.
I didn't really understand just who of the Tai inhabitants is still aware of everything and keeps everything under control. I take it the mayor doesn't know either? But someone killed George, so someone is in control and knows the truth. Because the stated approach is: we don't know anything, neither what, nor why, nor why, nor when, and we don't want to know, we just know that not now, and even at the very top - some kind of stupid a priori. So how can you find out something without even trying to find out something?
It's a pity that I didn't wait for the whole season to come out.... Ooh, those expectations again
It is very interesting what will happen next 😍
in general, the series still makes a very pleasant impression - it was shot juiciously, written competently and skillfully, staged in general great. I will continue to watch with great interest
The pilot came in, a lot of questions, few answers... Dystopia is exactly what I love.
And here you are, Rashinda was also here.
After such a cozy pilot, it 's even scary that further episodes will drop in quality . I really hope that I will make a mistake and there will be no classic joke when the pilot gets as much power and effort as possible, and then the series seems to be replaced..
Well, either that or why give hope three times to take it away. In addition, desperate people are willing to do more radical things than those who are happy in their family.
Well, the fact that "outside the window" of an isolated space is not really what is shown is just so clichéd. It would even be surprising if there was a true picture. However, I hope that the creators still want to confuse us and not everything is so simple there.
But there is not a single elevator...
Relatively speaking, a resident from below has access to an elevator, he can ride up to the middle levels (to the canteen there, the infirmary, etc.), but without a special key card he will not be able to climb higher. And if he can, for example, he needs to fix something, then in order to get to the floor, he needs someone with access to open the door on the most necessary floor.
And so it turns out that everyone has access to the top (as well as access to the bottom), but to overcome all the way, you have to try very hard. I'm not even talking about pensioners who may not get to the doctor in a day and die of a heart attack somewhere halfway)
And an elevator for such a multi-storey building is not bullshit, it also requires electricity, maintenance, and tools.
Well, you've already been told about the "allusion to hierarchy in society." If it were that simple, anyone could take an elevator in a minute, steal someone else's card, and mess around upstairs. As it is, while he's stomping up the steps, he may already be noticed and stopped :D
Many years ago, I read the *Illusion* and the "Shift". The impressions were pleasant. I just found out that it turns out that the ending of the story simply wasn't translated into Russian.
I hope that the series will be brought to an end, otherwise I will take on the original book.
We are discussing the series, of course, but humanity is still unable to discuss something without using speech.
(oh, I didn't plan to flood so much, soryan)
And not to draw conclusions from something that has not been realized, contrary to their "wishlist". Did I understand correctly?
The simplest check is just try to swap parts of the sentence, if the meaning is not lost, then everything is correct, if it turns out to be nonsense, you agreed on something incorrectly:
"the series seemed strange to me after watching it (the series) to the end" - what's the point anyway?. I don't understand a damn thing.
but "I thought the series was very strange after watching it to the end" - everything is OK, everything is logical.
Regarding "likes":
"Brad Pitt likes me" - this means that Brad Pitt likes YOU, i.e. it is he who feels sympathy for you, and not the other way around. But if "I like Brad Pitt", you care about HIM and evoke emotions in you. Or you can say, "Brad Pitt impresses me," meaning you like and respect him.
//sorry for the flood, but really many people have a problem with speech coordination and all that.
I suffer, but I don't make remarks so as not to annoy everyone
But this "I love you" at this moment and in these circumstances is certainly some kind of exorbitant level of selfishness.
Don't you find the right words to talk to her, calm her down, give her time, figure it out together?
Are you just watching her die outside? (Oh, you're crying a mean man's tear.)
You have power, strength, even this queen president is trying to help and save your wife, but you are not.
If I were you, I'd go with her. or at least I ran to get her body, at least some chance to save her.
PS The soundtracks are very similar to Interstellar. the seed is certainly good, but the aversion to the character is already present.
We don't know who built the bunker.
We don't know why the outside world is in such a state.
We don't know when it will be possible to go outside.
All we know is that it's not going to happen today.
10 fallouts out of 10.
I really liked it!
Well, as a whole, it's intriguing. I wonder if my wife really died, or is what's left under the tree just a sham?
But the plot seems to be interesting, a kind of communism in Platonov's cave.
They just don't seem to have an ordinary telephone cable. Twisted pair or coaxial cable or optical fiber is extremely inefficient to use for communication between fixed telephones and even in some cases impossible. Although you interested me, what was the means of communication between computers and servers?
It's clear what is being hidden from the people in the bunker, but how much
As for me, there is a high probability that the video is edited and creates the illusion of a very polluted outside world, I also do not exclude that the "filters" with which they come out may be poisoned
But this is all speculation, we look further 💪
Well, let's start with the fact that the first episode of the Bunker is not just an immersion into a special world, it is a true flight of imagination of the screenwriters, who, apparently, decided how they could push the viewer into thinking about high matters in an hour, but in the end they did not sit down on that wave. Why understand the life support and operation of this mysterious bunker when you can show how different characters are in a state of mutual physical pleasure? I understand that some cultural moments simply need to be filmed, but leaving so many unanswered questions and at the same time focusing on such deep scenes is not ironic?
A society that has been living in isolation for 140 years looks like it was gathered at a financial forum in London: each race is in its corner, but at the same time everyone, as if on command, converged in English. Well, of course, why not? Probably, there is a special program in the bunker "Learn English in 140 years", and now they demonstrate their unique multiculturalism to the surprise of the European audience. And where is the logic here, I ask? For sure, there were some clear explanations in the book on which the series is based, but there is clearly not enough depth in the film adaptation.
Instead of interesting social interactions or solving life in a confined space, we watch one character making love to another over and over again. I hope the writers have not made a mistake with the genre and are not going to make this series erotic. Although, to be honest, with such a pitch, they really should have thought about replacing the profession with scriptwriters for a TV show, where the main thing is to "casually" spy on the private lives of adults.
It remains only to hang around waiting for the screenwriters to decide that it's time to delve into the essence of the issue a little bit..
And after the Fallout (by the way, it was also not bad), I wanted to continue, well, in the form of another similar series, you can still enjoy the post-apocalypse)
The plot moves are on the surface, there are no intrigues.
If there was a green world, why didn't she take off that suit right away, for example, and suddenly it was really poisoned and she would have shown everything right away? Or the picture is really lying.
But more interesting, why keep all these people in a bunker? It's very expensive.
Of course, I was immediately bribed by the series, I love it, and then there's Ferguson.