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Juliette, an engineer, pieces together what might have led to a co-worker's mysterious death.
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Discussion: Season 1, Episode 2 Join the Discussion
178I really hope that they won't drag on for a million seasons, but Apple seems to make it short and beautiful, so I'm waiting for the next episode)
However, on the fourth, the writers' strike began (which is happening right now), which spoiled the picture. But that's beside the point.
Not just like that, they all die when they go out
It's not for nothing that they show us about the tunnel
The characters are not stupid, in general a huge plus)
Large-scale, beautiful, atmospheric shot.
What is interesting is happening outside with them, are they really stuffed with hallucinogens before death, and it is not visible from technology that they could do such a high-quality installation in real time
I was surprised that in the book this particular intrigue is drained almost as soon as the sheriff comes out) The series does everything right)) I will not spoiler, of course.
I had a hope that the world existed exactly before the Sheriff came to the surface. The picture he saw was too unrealistic. Now I wonder what will happen next and what it will all lead to. What's the point anyway? 😄
a) Everything is fine from above, the pictures on the screens are montage. The sheriff began to suffocate because of the gas (soporific or poisonous, if soporific, then someone would take them away later, although for some reason those watching his exit say about "until the poison took effect"). And then all the theories that follow from this, like experiments, lots of bunkers, blah blah blah. yes, at least as the same "Separation" from the same Apple.
b) From above, everything is like on a big screen, and the picture in the helmet is a montage. I don't know why, but for example, out of charity, like if you die, then at least look at beautiful pictures. And the Bunker is the only remaining stronghold of people, everything is rotten and that's all.
c) The action generally takes place somewhere not on Earth, as noted above. It's a little doubtful because of the tree and the scenery, but let's say.
d) Everything is like in "b", but the Bunker is not the only stronghold, the top knows about it and there are underground passages to other bunkers, like the one that the kid was looking for. Against this is the fact that either there is not one passage (and in the diagram in the last series they showed one after all), but then it would be more difficult to keep them secret, or if there is one, then the top should rummage through this single tunnel, guard it and so on and the secret home of the guy with the tramway and the illumination would have been detected for sure.
- so, 2 words, one of them is an adjective
"Is that a tree?"
- No, the sky
- A bird?
- what is he trying to show??
... death ...
- well, we won't know what he wished for
....
Ok, we are waiting for the next one
😀
The subdued tones emphasize the "underground" nature of what is happening.
For example, people's apartments are more cozy, even with colored walls, table lamps and cute interiors. And the common areas - well, yes, there are stone walls and stairs, so it will be.: I studied at such a "Soviet-built" university, where in the evenings, when there was no light from the window, it was also always like "in giant catacombs" - gray stone walls, marble stairs and not very bright light, because such huge rooms are stupidly difficult to illuminate at a sufficient level.
And here is the camera, not the window - any dirt on it is more critical than just on the glass. Even office cameras are recommended to be wiped at least once every six months so that the picture is clear, although they are indoors, but no one has canceled the dust, and electronics still slightly "magnetizes" particles from the air. They also have a camera that stands on the street (not even protected by any significant visor) just in a fucking space.: judging by the picture, there is a sandy area, and sand/dust along with humidity will be sent to your camera within a month, so if I were you, I would wonder why they still have a more or less clear image after 3 years.
Juliette is beautiful. If she stays longer, at least I'll admire her. Although with this trend, it turns out that in the series we are introduced to who will die next. 😥
It's so funny when they pathetically call a candy dispenser with a yellow duck a relic. I can just imagine a museum where there are such colored kitschy plastic things that children ask to buy in stores and which then lie under the sofa))))
Anyway, I'm screwed. I'm going to download books.
Well, either option 2, everything is really fine there, but poison is let into the protective suits themselves. To show that the caretaker of the shelter is doing a good job and protects them from the scorched wasteland. After all, this clause on the possibility of getting out even in their law was introduced for a reason. If everyone had gone out and waved their hands saying come out, everyone, this law would not have existed, as well as the shelter itself for a long time. But there is also death at the exit, which is broadcast to all shelters, which helps to control society - there are no alternatives. Damn, I don't even know what to do, these 2 episodes are good, so I still want to get acquainted with the original, it will be hard to wait 2 months for the end of the season.
// I'm talking like a super-weakling with weak hands, but I can move up and down the rope 100 times (and better than the guys who are stupidly trying to lift the lift "on their hands") - the "grip" technology and the technique of rearranging arms and legs are important there, because it is on the legs that the main load should be given, not on the hands).
For a beginner, yes, it might be worth making knots, although it seems to me that this would affect the "stability" of the rope and would only make things worse: because you would have to somehow rearrange your arms and legs so as to bypass the knots, which would take much more effort than just holding feel yourself on a smooth surface and slowly slide down it.
What did she want downstairs? Well, yes, but that's an interesting question.
And yes, I wrote this for a reason in the beginning: I can barely do even a couple of push-ups, but the rope is absolutely not a problem for me, unless I am forced to climb it without using my legs, on my hands alone, which would be very stupid.
But people watch TV shows for fun, even if something is obvious from the point of view of the script, it's not always scary if the narrative is interesting. In addition, there are people here who have read the book itself (and not a short retelling), but they are also interested, because it is not necessary that everything will be the same as in the book. And even if everything is like in a book, well, it's cool to look at how the book that you like was transferred to the screen.
Let's see what happens next, but so far it seems that we are waiting for a kind of multilevel dystopia with a bunch of its own buts and ifs.
the post-epic can be different, the world has not always come to a final and irrevocable end.
As for spoilers, you've already filled in your free-range arguments there, which actively negate everything, you shouldn't do this without at least a note :)
But no, the fools go to wipe it with a smile "so that everyone can see", forgetting that the picture at the exit is fake (from the point of view of someone in a spacesuit).
And a helmet. Well, it's such obvious stuff that poison can be pumped in there, that going outside and seeing the blooming meadows, any thinking person will take it off immediately (after all, everyone will die in these helmets after a minute, what's the difference).
And to be honest, I don't see a way to logically explain these blunders in the plot (only if we assume that everything the camera shows, including wiping it, is fake), rather it's just jambs in the script, because you can't make mistakes that are so easily caught by the viewer and cause confusion.
They wipe it, believing that there is some kind of layer on the camera that needs to be erased and everyone will immediately see blooming meadows and fields.
No one would have put on a spacesuit initially if they had known that it was he who was killing him, it just doesn't make sense, people want to live anyway, they're not suicidal - then everyone would just run out into the street without a helmet, hoping to survive there.
And Cliff is funny at the end, although it's funny to me, and you sufferers have been waiting for a whole week for Ferguson to fall or not.
you went to your wife, went out to this gun of yours and saw through the helmet that she wasn't there, why the hell did he bother to wipe this stupid camera, and didn't start right away to that place or to this mountain? why didn't I take off my helmet right away if I realized that everything was so fine there? it's logical, after all, that his wife tried to do the same thing, wiped and went up, and people did the same before her, didn't it occur to him to do something differently if, in fact, he was going to certain death? yes, I would, purely on principle, try to go further than everyone else))
well, the only assumption about the rifle so far is that someone lives there, maybe even descendants of those who staged riots a hundred and forty years ago, and they drag away those who came out and fell, because that people inside still can't see anything except what they are "shown" on the screens.
the series are addictive, they look easy, there are practically no stupid dialogues, I'm happy to look further, and I'll even master the books in the future (:
Many theories have already been voiced, including about poison, about editing, and about reality, which I also had..
However, the issue of uniforms remains. If they've been venting and purifying the air in the bunker for hundreds of years, couldn't they have made the spacesuit stronger and the air supply better? Even in oxygen tanks (of our time), you can breathe for 20 minutes. If the technology is 200 years old, then they clearly made spacesuits for a specific purpose, not so that people would die in them, plus the technology in the bunker would have improved over the years. Or, if a spacesuit doesn't protect you from the outside environment at all, why make it? You can go out without it, the same 2-3 minutes will last)
The plot and the cast are top.
Problematics is relevant and interesting for the 21st century.
The dynamics and pace of the narration sets the viewer up for reflection - I also like it.
The visual component and the concept of the bunker are also meaningful.
In short, it's super content that's almost worth its weight in gold.
Where did the bed come from in the secret room?😂😂😂
We have a main character who always looks like he's just been pulled out of the dust at some abandoned old coffee shop, and, of course, his mental abilities must have died somewhere there too. Apparently, there wasn't a single good book to read in the bunker..
When you go outside, it gets more and more interesting, if there's a beautiful picture in a helmet, then why are there such problems, they die in a minute? After all, when he took off his helmet, he crawled straight to his wife.
Is there someone superior to the grandmother mayor?