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s04e06 — Night Country: Part 6
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| Release Date: | 19.02.2024 05:00 |
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In the midst of a brutal storm, Danvers and Navarro find themselves stuck at Tsalal with no electricity or means of contact. As the truth about what happened to Annie and the Tsalal men unfolds, Navarro and Danvers each confront the demons from their past.
Discussion: Season 4, Episode 6 Join the Discussion
673In one of the episodes, this was described in some detail..
In general, I was also very confused by this mystical arch, which was never revealed in any way.
And after all, they will extend it, and the prizes will be awarded…
And Pryor had no motive to help people or take revenge on the mine director.
https://m.cyber.sports.ru/tribuna/blogs/movies/3223243.html
But the technicians have already committed a mass murder completely consciously and intentionally. And they got away with it. And if there were men, and even whites - up to the death penalty and no one would forgive them😁
But the local ladies planned well in advance and committed a mass murder.
I'm not excusing anyone, it's just that both of them had to be judged according to the law.
There are a lot of unanswered questions, and there are also inconsistencies. The vet said that they were killed before frostbite, but then they forgot about it. Okay, let's say they tell us, "hey, what are you digging for, it was a veterinarian, he's not a licensed doctor, and in general he treats animals, he was wrong, of course," and that settles this issue. Also with the tongue, we were given a subtle hint that maybe Hank cut it off. Did he keep his mouth shut all this time (and that's 6 years) and decided to leave him at the station after all the scientists were killed? Let's say, then the question is why?
Also, the cleaners didn't clean this station for the first day, damn it, and only after so many years did one of them discover that the water they use to clean the floors goes under the floor, and found the door to the basement? Are you serious? Yes, her cleaners when cleaning (if they were so zealously mopping the floors there), they should have found her immediately, on the first day of work) This is also a joint. Also, this Clark. Do you mean to say that in so much time that supply man at the station noticed him only once, and then did not see him, but just felt that someone ran past? Okay, Clark stayed there for, say, a week, but then he went out to eat when the supply guy noticed him? And he probably had to go out to feed himself, well, or take food with him underground, which, as we see, was not done. And the music that made Danvers mad was back on. This means that Clark quite himself came out of the basement, ate, drank, and got high to the music)) then how could he have been overlooked more than once? Or, if the cleaners realized that one of the scientists had left them under the hatch, closed it, tried to open it, but could not, they had to come back for him to finish him off? Or did they give up on him? And how could the police leave the station empty, at least the duty there should have been established before the case was closed. In general, the questions are up to the jambs. But, again, I'm glad to have at least a drop of detective at the end)))
The vet said they didn't die of frostbite, not that it was murder. As if hinting at the paranormal component, which was shown to us in this series.
Judging by the series, it was, but at the same time they didn't clear the fucking hatch of fingerprints. Fucking the whole series is "oh how convenient"
I hope that the news about record viewings is exaggerated, otherwise the industry will continue to slide. Literally, a reference to True Detective was sewn with white threads to the walk-through wake-serich and hyped on the brand.
It's just that otherwise it's worth waiting for similar returns and other landmark projects. For example, the gendered Soprano clan about the mafia boss Meadow and Anthony, who made a trans transition. Or LOST 2 is about Hurley, who developed a body-positive community on the island. In general, the potential is terrifying...
Episode 6 caused only laughter, because it is impossible to take seriously what these series models have scolded.
This is utter nonsense.
One good thing is that in the end, the killer is not a big scary polar bear or a ghost of the new year, but ordinary people.
I want to watch some additional episode about how this activist rainbow cunt moves out of this city in 5 years, because as a "city-forming" enterprise, the farmers closed, and the whole economy went to one place, and their service positions became useless to anyone, because the hard workers there is no money or they have moved out...
..Well, or the Lesbian reindeer herders were also touched by the sequel, I think it would have been a success.
You didn't understand, IT's SHEEDEVRRRRR! XD
1. Complete disregard for the film language makes this work superficial
2. A lot of details that lead to nothing, creates the impression of artificially filling the space of the plot
3. A large number of illogical emotional reactions of the characters makes them ridiculous
4. The actions of the characters in many episodes of the work also create a sense of artificiality and absurdity of the narrative
Based on this, it is logical that most people might not like this season. At the same time, I fully admit that with a different approach to the implementation of this scenario, it could have turned out much better, because it was originally conceived in a completely different format.
At the same time, I agree with you, the picture and sound are on top and have their own style and charm
https://youtube.com/shorts/2_Oh-uxaWwM?si=mysWEAul_DdwbEMl
I also spent this whole season "spitting" along with most of you, so to speak, involuntarily comparing with previous seasons, and no longer hoped for a miracle (and rightly so, because it did not happen).
But! This story ended on a good note, as far as I personally felt it. Many questions have been answered. Some moments are left to the imagination of the audience.
I feel warm that Danvers and Navarro have found inner peace. The scene with "finding a name" turned out to be very intimate, if I may say so, I was personally very touched, as was the scene with Liz's long–awaited manifestation of feelings about her son - her ice cracked like the one through which she fell into an icy abyss (... the abyss of her unspoken pain).
In the last scene, it seems to me that Navarro was not physically present on the veranda with Danvers. But even in this case, I'm okay without logical explanations – I felt calm and comfortable in my soul for them.
Let's face it - this is not what everyone expected from ND, including me, but personally it went anyway)
And in fact, all the ND chips were in place: the conspiracy of the elites, 2 outstanding detectives, a mysterious case, even the occult symbolism of the 1st season was (in the form of the land of eternal darkness, which calls to itself those who have lost faith - she was like a separate character, they tried to emphasize her role as much as possible).
But how I cursed looking at the endless meaningless screamers, the toffee of time and long dialogues, how I did not have enough action in the end! The last episode was just the quintessence of this whole season.
I liked the way the series was shot: leisurely, atmospheric, the dialogues and sound are good and even cool in places, it immerses you in this world and you believe it, and this is the most important thing for the narrative. (here I omit all sorts of minor mistakes and conventions - so you can endlessly dig into anything if you want).
In fairness, the ending turned out to be quite unexpected, no one thought that nerdy scientists would turn out to be so bloodthirsty), so the detective component played.
And for some reason, no one checked out the hidden character - the land of eternal darkness, which in the last episode called Navarro and let her go so that she could help Danvers escape. It's a very interesting move!
In general, I admit that the season is for an amateur, but there are things that you just need to get into to understand it before you hate it.
Good luck to everyone!
And this season, the Tuttles suddenly needed some kind of miracle elixir for all diseases from Rust Cole's homeland and they started funding research.
Oh, those Tuttles!
The development of the plot and some dialogues made it feel bad at times. After the first episodes, there was hope, after all, there was a cool setting in Alaska at night, and the actors were normal, but it only got worse. I thought maybe the finale would pull out, but the or is terrible.
If all the mysticism and references to season 1 were removed (or better yet, they wouldn't call True Detective at all), it wouldn't be so terrible. Although who am I kidding, the main problem here is in the plot, it would only save a change of screenwriters to rewrite the entire script and remove the plot holes.
PS Well, when Clark said "time is flat circle" is generally a tin, why did they cram it in??
However, from a philosophical point of view, Rust explains that if you perceive it from a higher dimension, then time in the three-dimensional world is likely to be less linear and more circular and looped. Despite the fact that "A real detective: The Land of Night" has several references to the first season, its most confusing nod in the first season revolves around Raymond Clark saying, "Time is a flat circle." In the first season, the quote was already quite confusing and open to interpretation, but in the fourth season, its consequences become even more complicated."
Perhaps the only good thing here was the setting in blue and white, eternal night, all this entourage - quite fresh for the series.
According to the plot:
- in the end, was this squiggle sign just like that? They didn't explain it in any way, and in the end they just showed it from an orange - so that it would be too?
- did you explain all Navarro's glitches in any way? Just like Danvers, when she saw a bear, and her son under the ice - is it all just like that?
- the language is still not clear, just like that?
On the agenda:
- the men brutally killed a woman who broke into the enterprise - they were punished. The women brutally killed the men - they were not punished, they are well done and good. And the light is still so beautiful, and the music. And the phrase - why should we go to the police, you wouldn't do anything. And the police are sitting happy, smiling. They show us very strange messages and ideas. I don't even know what to call it, except for the propaganda of extremism))
- there were two more episodes: Navarro shot the man who killed his wife. And at the very beginning there was a scene - a girl hit a man with a bucket, for molesting him, handcuffs are put on him, nothing to a woman for hitting, although the man has a head injury there.
About the "spirit" that "woke up" - it was interesting to see how the deer felt it at the beginning, and the man who survived at the station also felt it and dumped it into the bunker in time. It is rather, of course, some kind of evil spirit, such a local female version of the devil.
"extremism is a crime committed:
- motivated by political, ideological, racial, national or religious hatred or enmity
- either motivated by hatred or hostility towards any social group."
The women killed the male scientists at the station (who are also good).
There is a crime, there is a motive of hatred against a social group.
In the series, they are not punished, on the contrary, they are justified.
In order not to go deep into the controversy, after watching the painting "Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan", do you think that it is propaganda of abuse of minors? I think no)
And there is a layer of the work, where, if we are talking about the series, there is a picture, sound, accents, intonations of characters, events that are shown to us. And here, in the work itself, a happy ending really happens, there is not a single character who condemns the murder, the police agree to cover up the murder, all this is shown with pleasant music and in beautiful colors.
After watching this picture, many people think that:
- it's called "Ivan the Terrible kills his son"
- Ivan the Terrible killed his son.
Meanwhile:
- the painting is called differently,
- Ivan the Terrible's son died, there is no evidence that he killed him. There are different sources and different versions.
A good illustration of artwork and perception)
Otherwise it is so convenient to play with substitution of concepts here. Are you by any chance a deputy in the Russian Federation?
It turns out that all these men got what they deserved (although lynching is a very dubious method).
This really falls under the definition of "extremism"))
If there were a lot of movies and TV shows where, for example, children kill adults, children are always good, and adults are always bad and guilty (even justifiably) - then we could talk about the agenda.
- Big Little Lies (Emmys and Golden Globes),
- Why do women kill,
- A promising girl (film, fees - $ 13 million, Oscar and Golden Globe),
- Kesha must die.
Why women kill: one got away with 4 stories. Another one was essentially euthanasia.
A promising girl has died. The guy stayed alive and, suddenly, he didn't get away with killing her. What's the point of this example anyway?
I haven't watched Kesha, but since you've watched the previous ones with your ass, I wouldn't be surprised if there's something completely different there.
"Maybe they'll show something like - a spirit-a woman who woke up, killed the men at the station in some way, maybe "possessed" some woman or something; but the men did some things that led to this, they say, "it's their own fault.""
"In "True Detective: Night Country" Rust Cole's father appeared, but this only caused some plot holes during season 4. Perhaps in the cast of "True Detective: There are no returning actors, but eventually a familiar name confirmed it: Travis Cole, Rust's father, who lived in Alaska and committed suicide some time ago. Travis played a key role in uncovering the mystery of Night Country, as his ghost helped Rose Aguino get to the researchers."
Mysticism was not explained at all. What does it have to do with one-eyed bears, oranges, some spirals and another 100,500 all sorts of unnecessary details? At first, they stuffed a bunch of unnecessary things into the plot, and then they couldn't even pull it in and stupidly scored. This is a vivid example of mediocre thinking, when they cannot properly explain what is happening and begin to invent all sorts of supernatural. There is no point even talking about the results of the investigation, it's just the maximum drain - they tried so hard to find out what happened at the station, risked their lives and in the end just nothing, the men, as always, turned out to be guilty and allegedly got what they deserved. This season is nothing more than another unsuccessful attempt to advertise a well-known name
Well, spirals are an attempt by the screenwriters to sew on the connection of events with the first season with white threads, there are references to Rust's father and Tuttles. The attempt is obviously incompetent.
Double standards: there are.
It's even hard to imagine that at the end of the first season, the main characters would have found those rich men, listened to their story and such - by the way, we came to say, you are not guilty! Because before that, the girl had killed one of the men.
Can you imagine such an absurdity?
And here the main characters, on the contrary, support "women who killed out of revenge."
One good thing: you no longer have to wait for the next five years to continue.
By the way, why are you praising the series? You didn't take anything off, so how do you have the right to evaluate the work?
What a cringe
And if we talk about the season itself, I expected harsh female detectives in the ice, with a piercing backstory and a heartbreaking performance by actresses, but something went wrong. I couldn't empathize with Navarro or Danvers. Some of their actions simply went against their motivation to figure out who killed Annie and what happened at the station. Why were we shown the sex scenes with Danvers? To be disappointed in the heroine or to show how much she suffers from the death of her son? I don't understand the point.
I'm not talking about mysticism at all. They tried to connect both the spirit world that Navarro saw and the incomprehensible entity living in the ice, but it's hard to believe at all. The characters are flat and uninteresting, although they could have been worked out better, maybe something interesting would have come out. Such a setting disappears -- Alaska, permafrost, endless night.
In the first season, Rust had a story that made you empathize. We've seen the ups and downs of the character. Plus, McConaughey played quite realistically, like a real person. Mysticism was appropriate, because it seemed to be the only way to justify all the inhuman acts that occur in the episodes. I can't remember all the events in detail, but most of the twists and scenes are still in my head. One of the last scenes with Rust is definitely remembered. After season 4, I'm not sure if any scenes will come back to me many years later. There was no furore.
turn into berserkers.
Yes, yes, that's how it happens.: one minute you were filming a culinary tiktok, and now you're a collective killer. Oops!
and the viewer should sympathize not with the victims, but with the executioners
this is where that false "ideal" of SISTERHOOD leads, which is affectionately thrust into you
torture ---> destruction
and the score is the same for all seasons..It's a shame, but I'm lowering it
I will not stifle about the agenda, I will only note that Peter is the most pleasant and endearing character in this season full of strong women.
Well, or technically they are not murderers, scientists were killed by winter and evil spirits, etc.
A tongue, a polar bear (they shouldn't have done that to shell-shocked people), a revived corpse in ice, a dude with a shot head in the military past, suicidal deer. Was it explained somehow? They didn't explain it in any way!
Build theories for us, fans, about how "she woke up, and that says it all!" That's just interesting to build them when there is a real written subtext under this plot, and not when it was thrown in unreasonably.
The heroines of the whole 4th series were stabbing at the map of some cave systems there. As a result, we climbed into one, took two steps and found ourselves in another cave under Tsalal, without a logical hint of proximity to the research base earlier, without a sense of having overcome a short path, added to the absurdity.
Clark was captured. They went to bed.
To be honest, I thought for a long time that this was some kind of lingering dream, after waking up the heroine of Jodie Foster. As a spectator, I probably should have been shocked by Clark's death. But in fact, it just looked like a chaotic nonsense. Then the dreary gatherings, the dreary going crazy in the cold. A break in the intertemporal continuum, (well, yes, time is a circle). And then Liz found some kind of frozen puddle on the mountain where Tsalal is located and fell through the ice, after which they were released.
Clark probably ate the forbidden stuff himself, and mixed decl into his colleagues' drinks and groceries.
Perhaps, with the filming that the season had, the creators added a bunch of glitches to confuse everyone. "It was you stupid viewers who took everything literally, and we had metaphor on metaphor here!"
They said about the final for me. It turned out to be such an inept retelling of Taylor Sheridan's "Windy River", with similar motives for justice among the indigenous people
As a result, failure!
Oh, yeah. Maybe I missed it. But it seems that the burns on the eyes have not been explained, or is it also just the consequences of frostbite? Then I didn't quite understand Ottis's story, what happened to him.
1. What kind of shit did I just watch?
2. What does "True Detective" have to do with it, except for ridiculous references?
But, ... "some questions remain unanswered")
And by the way, what exactly will this town on the edge of the earth survive after the mine was closed in it? I take it by natural crafts? Yes, of course, falsifying data on pollution levels, bribing the sick, sweeping such problems under the carpet for profit is a big problem in the modern world. Only such towns often turn into ghosts after the closure of city-forming enterprises in them. But of course we will omit this question, although the timing of the series made it possible to show the contradictions of local residents on this issue. As a result, the conflict literally boiled down to "the mine is bad, the indigenous population is halaso." Thank you, the series.
And of course, we will put the question completely out of brackets, whether it was worth it for a fighter for ecology to spread the works of scientists, even if they were obtained unethically on the bones of local people. The screenwriters tell us that of course it was worth it. After all, what does it matter if you have already obtained the most valuable data that can save millions of lives from cancer and genetic diseases, when your resentment against a guy for poisoning your neighbors is at stake. The question again could have become one of the plot-forming ones this season, if we had been shown at least some divergence of views - let's say Danvers' son would have died not in an accident, but from cancer, which could have created a much more serious conflict.
As for me, the series is not just illogical, filled with plot holes and nonsense, it is also harmful, as it gives very dubious ideas about real life, its vicissitudes and moral attitudes in society
And it's also interesting that the cleaners say that if we had told the police, nothing would have changed. And the police officers who investigated everything for 6 episodes are sitting and NODDING. Amazing scene)))
But there is still some feeling of disappointment. I just have one question - let's say it would really be a breakthrough, it would help save billions of people from suffering and death. But why not evict the residents as much as possible and give them water purifiers? Why was it necessary to bring the girl to a terrible murder?? Why didn't the natives purify the water?? Why hide about this experience, because it was possible to do without casualties among the population. It would be possible to do everything more humanely, and so that that girl would not consider it necessary to destroy all their work.
It turns out that there will be no breakthrough in medicine in the series. I personally had a feeling of complete hopelessness.
But as it is, fanatics are always close to a breakthrough and there is very little left
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I have a personal respect for the Inuit sisterhood. so terrifying a group of healthy men of six people who are running from five +-elderly women, shaking like hamsters — a strong northern spirit, no other way.
The police who are supposed to serve and protect are covering up a mass murder. Wherever taxpayers' money goes.
And the technicians just had recordings from video cameras in which composition Annie was killed? Maybe one person took her down and got rid of the body? But no, the technicians in the season turned out to be real detectives and they figured everyone out.
What a household stabbing as a result, but there were conversations: microorganisms, parades of planets and so on.
If your number of scientists is not accurate, then the events of cause and effect are confused, as with the entrance to a cave. But you undertake to prove that everything is logical.
Now about the cave. At the very beginning of the series, Danvers and Navarro punch through the entrance to the cave, and then both fall DOWN. That is, in order to carry the corpse through this exit, the scientist would have to lift it UP through the CEILING. I chewed it up like a baby, I hope it's logical now.
>How is this number of scientists not accurate?
There is even a moment in the Annie K. murder scene where all 8 men are in the frame.
We wrote about the rest of the calculations above.
I didn't understand why she was leaving if she hadn't gone anywhere in the end. Is this what would make you hold on for the last time (I know that the word is misspelled, I liked it, I left it)?
Or another glitch. Metaphors for the sake of metaphors. It's like Carlson flew away, but his business is with us.
It 's not clear 🥲
It's kind of dumb, to be honest
Navarro is now a day goddess.
I thought it would be better than the 2nd season of TD (well, because it just can't be worse than season 3 about a grandfather with dementia), but no, a plus sign only for the atmosphere of eternal night and the surroundings of Alaska. And for Jodie Foster, of course.
But somewhere in the middle of the season, Danvers and Navaro had a conversation:
D: what do you do when you are lonely?
H: I watch netflix
Thereby hinting that HBO is no longer a cake
Before the sixth episode, it was thought that it might still be better than the third season. But no, although someone thinks that it couldn't be worse.
You shouldn't have put "True Detective" in the title. It's just a "Night country" with a frequent postscript "from the creators ..." In this form, at least there would be much less negativity.
1. We walked around the caves for a couple of minutes and, lo and behold, we found ourselves under the tsalal. Nothing is said about the distance of the cave entrance point from tsalala, although considering that these are very close objects, the heroines could not pay attention.
2. Who closed the upper part of the hatch behind this guy while he was hiding below? And how did he get out when the hatch was closed from above? Although he pressed the button to open the hatch, it is possible that it is electrically powered
2. The cleaners have closed, the hatch opens from below, which is logical.
After all, True Detective should have been a one-year-old. Everything that came out after the first season defiles his legacy. It's good that my wishes will not be taken into account, and HBO will order a couple more seasons of this content mess. It's a pity that I don't have the strength to watch it.
How could you shoot 2 brilliant, completely different, but so rich in storylines and twists, the atmosphere and beauty of the game of talented actors, and then present it to us? How?!
I refuse to count this season as part of a True Detective story. This is ridiculous, tasteless and vulgar in its predictability and presentation!
Very frustratingly upset.
Even the third season, as much as I disliked it, does not leave such a bitter and unpleasant aftertaste.
Once again, all men are villainous villains, and women are selfless noble heroines.
And even if there is a positive male character , he is mentally downtrodden , tired of life , silently listens like a slave to commands and sometimes even insults from the same women ( Pete )
The creator of the series allegedly once offended someone male and she decided to come off completely in this series.
Well, that's not the point. In general, I choose to believe that such a terrible horror happened to the series through the fault of the HBO producers, who persuaded the inexperienced Issa Lopez, for whom this was only the second serious project, to rewrite the script for her separate series Night Country on True Detective: Night Country. And all that nonsense, which became especially noticeable in the finale, occurred due to the pulling of the owl of a slightly mystical detective on the globe of a "real" detective. I'm telling you seriously, if it weren't for the far-fetched connection to the famous TV series, no one would have noticed this Night Country.
ND2 - 5-
ND3 - 3+
ND4 - 3-
There are still a number of questions.
1. Who planted Annie's tongue at the crime scene anyway?
2. Why did the victims and Navarro's ears pop?
3. Why wasn't the crime scene (the science station) cordoned off by the police? Why weren't any prints taken? How many footprints could a cleaning gang have left? A whole crowd with wet shoes, assaulted hair, and so on. Why didn't they use a search dog to find Clark? He also had a private room with his personal belongings. The dog could follow the scent all the way to the trapdoor under the floor.
4. How Clark froze 5 meters from the entrance to the station, while frozen to the waist. Navarro walked a couple of kilometers in the same conditions and did not die.
5. Why did Pryor Jr. shoot his father? He could have shot me in the arm.
6. What did the scientists die from? Well, the armed women chased you, but they're not chasing you, they'd turn around and assess the situation. It doesn't make sense.
7. How did the cleaners solve this case in the first place? The main one found the hatch and went down. I found this cross attachment. SO WHAT!? She had not previously had access to the police case file to determine that it was with this nozzle that Annie was killed. How did she find out that they were all involved in her murder?
8. Why are there no security cameras at such a high-tech station? But the camera (which captured Liz and Navarro at the entrance to the caves) is somewhere in the tundra (by the way, what does it feed on there?)
I can answer a few questions.
3. There are no resources as such in this wilderness. Therefore, there is no cordon and no dogs. The search on the ice was conducted largely at the expense of mercenaries and volunteers. And the cleaning lady 's prints ... They're cleaning up the building, so you can't chew those assholes' prints.
5. Because I'm not stupid and realized that my father's ass is covered. He'll get out of it, but he'll frame his boss and probably his son.
2. Navarro has a concussion, the others have a pressure drop.
3. And from whom should it be cordoned off?
4. He was naked during a snowstorm and wanted to die.
5. You need to get into the hand and this is not a guarantee. He's a cop, that's what they're taught.
6. From an avalanche. Or do you not believe the official expertise unrelated to the mine?
7. It showed that they looked at the case file, perhaps because they cleaned not only at the scientific station.
8. Why do we need security cameras there? To make scientists nervous? Or to know who stole the sandwich from the fridge? Cameras around the perimeter of private borders are more logical. They are powered by a common network. As I understand it, the distances there are small - 40-50 kilometers from the city.
I'll explain... For me, all these visions and otherworldliness are explained by mental disorders. And nothing else.
It would be better to explain it that way than what it is.
Regarding the murder of scientists. We got what we deserved. No more, no less. Novaro's departure has been sucked out of the finger. It would be better to show what happened to the mine and the lady who owned it.
Atmospheric? Yes.
Review it? No, thanks.
The first link is in Google, since you've all been banned there.
P.S. I put the problem of the agenda and / or its absence with the device, I have so many complaints about the season that my fingers will be worn out to write.
If they hadn't put the TD nameplate on, it would have been a very boring miniseries with a once-popular actress that no one would have watched.
A little higher they wrote my thought +- - mirror the gender of each character and tell me what it will be like for you that the chief sheriff will take all the wives of the city, hid the murder done by his partner, uses his protege in every possible way, interfering with his family life, and at the end of the series a brigade of men would send naked women freezing in a snowstorm agony, like the Devil according to Dante, in the ice.
Not the decoration of the TV series branch.
>and tell me what kind of a future you will have
It will seem unnecessarily unrealistic to me.
an interesting season even...
I can't say it's gorgeous, but it's worth watching.
Well, I will miss him very much) Especially the discussions about the upcoming episodes, it was cool..
of the whole season, I really liked the atmosphere of the polar night and Navarro. nothing else at all. neither Danvers, nor the minor characters, whose logic sometimes goes off the rails, nor the plot. even despite the shortened timekeeping, he was clearly scrapped in attempts to flirt with mysticism and the inability to give at least something interesting in the distance from the second to the fifth series.
I don't know, in short, why it was necessary. and I sincerely hope that they will close the shop on this. well, or go back to a really real detective story, and not to fanfiction with variations on the theme.
A real detective.
In the third season, the mentally ill woman launched the flywheel of all subsequent bloody events with the destruction of human destinies.
Even if we assume that scientists have lifted the body of Annie K. upstairs to the premises. Then the leadership of Tsalal should have known about this cave. In all these years, I don't think they've ever asked where the samples come from. And already act on it. They need Clark dead to tell them about Kate's secret hole. If we need them alive, send those who will pull out the last surviving scientist who is aware of all important research.
The latter says, "Liz can't find the cave.
" That is, these superintelligences know where Annie was killed. It means that they are aware of the communication between the research base and the cave, but they don't even think to look for Clark there, whom they so zealously wanted to eliminate so that he wouldn't spill the beans. The moron villains of the season. It's kind of a shame to contrast "real detectives" with people with such a weak mind.
Anyway, about where Navaro could have gone, yes, I think it's corny. When Jody is asked where she has gone, she defiantly almost sips a drink with the inscription "Hawaii" - which may be where she went. Who knows.
But the season.. I'm upset, to be honest, the potential was very big.
At first, the first episode gave the false impression that it would be an interesting kinzo, somewhat reminiscent of season 1, but then I realized that this was just a bad attempt to stretch the timing.
Of course, it's great that the creators left Easter eggs, here and there a squiggle, but what's the point of them if you don't even explain the essence and meaning of them? Clark's cringe about the flat circle was completely out of place. A reference for the sake of a reference? Well, thank you very much.
Season 4 is clearly not worth the expectations and hype that existed before the start of the season. It's not worth being mentioned and added to a great series.
We ended up with an expressionless and forgettable story, with poor acting, a lack of plot, and the pointlessness of interspersing mystical motifs (they couldn't organically beat them).
There is no detective component here, which is inherent in the 3 seasons.:
- Season 1 was a benchmark: excellent cast, excellent detective component, interesting time loops and denouement;
- Season 2 was a benchmark: a great cast, an excellent detective component, an incomparable musical component accompanied by Lena Lynn;
- Season 3 was somewhat delayed, but interesting, Mahershala Ali pulled it off.
And what's in season 4: zilch, zilch, zilch. Watch 5.5 episodes to see the banal denouement, which makes sense of all the mystical inclusions in the plot.
Pain, sadness for the season, and a beautiful teddy bear at the end...
It's sad, but True Detective is no longer a cake =(
is it worth hoping that the season will be better (or at least equal) to the first?
Oh, I don't know, I don't know)
In the end, I didn't like it, alas..
I just love mysticism, and it didn't bother me. Rather, it was unexpected - I started watching at night, and then such a creep, it became really uncomfortable 😅 (read: I almost shit myself 😂)
Мои полномочия все
But at first I liked it.. Okay, I don't want to lower the overall rating of the series, because seasons 1 and 2 were really good. Let's just pretend that this season never happened...
I can name a dozen series worse and seasons weaker, but without such comments.
Time passed, people did not change, and men, as always, were somewhere at the bottom, all together.
The picture, the people, the music, the explanations in the finale - everything is fine, you didn't even have to copy paste or cram the references.
https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/true-detective-renewed-season-5-hbo-night-country-issa-lopez-1235919500/
A secret underground base — okay
And it is secret, judging by the way the entrance is arranged there and judging by the collusion with the mine
Time is (again) a flat circle — okay
Two policemen finally gave up on being policemen — okay (although it's really okay here, we've been through this before)
The mine has "more waste/less waste" options, instead of "the-amount-of-waste-that-is-produced-based-on—the-kind-of-activity" - okay
Mystical mysticism aka poisoning of water with waste from the mine (or not, or yes, well, or not, although maybe yes, but not at all, but although you know what, still yes) — okay
The crowd of huddled men was not swept away (and even their clothes), and the tracks from the truck in which they were brought were swept away — okay
A crowd of armed women arrived at the base unnoticed and no one was interested in their simultaneous absence — okay
Clark held the hatch and thought it was Annie's ghost, the fact that Annie's ghost rattles guns and screams like a crowd of people (otherwise how do they give orders to scientists and collect them in a bunch) didn't bother him — okay
There are no surveillance cameras on the base — okay
But the fact that a crowd of scientists, a crowd of fucking smart dudes, researchers, people of science, easily and naturally turned into a crowd of murderers, that one there stabbed her 30 times with some kind of pick, the rest held her, another finished off by strangling her with a T-shirt.
Damn, it's so clumsy, so awkward and so ridiculous that even if you say "okay" to EVERYTHING else, this moment just fucking doesn't work.
I would understand if she had been hit / pushed there and she would have smashed her head and everyone would have decided what to do, and then they would have staged everything as an attack by a conditional robber or she was locked up somewhere and the heating turned off and she froze, well, at least SOMETHING a little more appropriate to the image of a dozen educated men.
It's just quite annoying that most of these "okay" could be corrected at the script level, there are no unsolvable complex contradictions.
However.... There's something to it).
The scene with the women at the end looks similarly delusional: they started approaching the main one like bouncers, and then — OOPS — everyone turned around and left with their tea — purely THEATER!! It's very unnatural and UNINTERESTING.
In fact, such anger is caused by the fact that people in the first seasons expected something similar and got this. If the series had been like this since the first season, then there would have been shit-eaters who would have watched it season after season and we would have seen a lot of laudatory comments here.
In the end, that's what I want to say. This is not a real detective story. It's more like a real agenda. Flat characters, worthless dialogues, what's cool is the music and vibe that the authors tried to convey. They could have made a really cool horror detective in Alaska. The actors seem to be good too, it was possible to make a real investigation, where the investigation would lead to real conclusions, and not "oh, the little orange rolled, so we're going there."
They also extended it for the next season, just because this season was the most watched. Damn, it became like this because they combined services, plus covid, plus competition among streaming services, and not because the season is really interesting.
Police work in Alaska leaves much to be desired. It feels like they didn't inspect the crime scene at all. The plot is sucked out of the finger and is based on the total indifference and lack of professionalism of the local police. As a result, no one was punished - SPOILER ALERT - a crowd of elderly psychopaths (who are no better than these psychotic scientists from the laboratory) remained free to walk the streets. Facepalm.
Well, I'll repeat it again. OK, the mine is so punitive that it has killed the entire environment, but who works there? After all, this is a settlement-forming enterprise that employs, directly or indirectly, 90% of the population of this village... it should work, but I didn't see any hard workers at all and their opinions on this matter.
If the women wanted to avenge their friend, they had to share the information with the police. And the excuses, like, nothing would have changed, are just ridiculous. After all, in fact, their act did not change much either. If there is cruelty in a person, then it doesn't need many reasons to manifest itself.
This should be handled by the police, not lynching.
And then they were blessed to continue solving problems in this way.
Although the ending was upsetting - these aunts were forgiven for mass murder, I don't understand why I'm so happy.
After the disastrous second and third seasons, this one really pleased me.
I really liked the 9-1-1 series, there are a couple of lesbians there — they fit perfectly into the plot! They have jobs, relationships, problems, and so on, but they don't shove their gender in my face and shout that all other families owe them for the rest of their lives, they're interesting characters there!
And by "agenda" they usually mean a movie that pushes its opinion into you without the right to dissent — eat it! Here, from such a movie with the Witcher and dark—skinned Slavic mythological creatures, it's really frankly boring, it's not healthy.
Hello , everything has already been written exhaustively above
Well, to each his own.
https://myshows.me/view/66670/
However, that one is a little more logical :)
Chu, under the howl of an unnatural blizzard, the camera moves to the terrible Nahslal laboratory and shows us white cisgender scientists destroying the local ecology. Suddenly, lightning flashes. A high-pitched fart sounds. Everyone starts running in circles and yelling "Ah!". "She's awake!" shouts the hairiest scientist, and begins to dance dubstep. The light is fading.
Taking advantage of the confusion, the cameraman runs over to the police station, where Sheriff Foster is sitting. "What the fuck? Sheriff Foster shouts, "I'm your mother!" My lesbian foster daughter took a shit under an oil rig again! I'm on my way!" "Wait! "The Henpecked detective shouts at her, "The local psychic show winner informed us that eight frozen white bastards are lying right in the middle of Alaska!" "Motherfucker," Foster shouts, "I'm on my way!" "Stop!" the Schizopirsing patrol officer shouts at her, "And do you remember how ten years ago we found papuaski's corpse between containers But they didn't find the culprit? I feel like it's all involved somehow!"
"Wait, they didn't die from the cold," shouts a veterinarian who happened to be nearby in time, "I saw this on Dyatlov Pass. Something terrible killed them, and then they crawled over here." "Wait," shouts an FBI agent who happened to be nearby in time, "I want to take this case away from you, because you won't fucking understand anyway." "And you're ugly," says Sheriff Foster to the agent, "Let's get laid." This is followed by a scene of the most ridiculous and cringe-worthy retirement sex in your memory. The operator runs away.
We run after the cameraman. Here he stops near a peaceful demonstration - a dozen or two fat women in hats with pompoms surrounded an oil rig and shouted: "Take the oil rig out of our land! Panda get away! Cunnilingus and lace boots for everyone!" Jirolesby is bustling among them. She had a personal drama - she was filming her sex with a hot Aboriginal woman on her phone, and accidentally posted the video on Twitter. Now she has to blame her bad mother for everything. The cameraman's foot gets stuck in a snowdrift, and we have to watch Girolesby for at least three episodes in a row. During this time, some people in the village manage to be born and die dissatisfactionably from poor ecology.
The tension is rising! The damned cisgender bastard also turns out to be a criminal who moved the murdered Papuan from place to place on the order of the sneaky oilmen. What a sudden but predictable betrayal! Now he's moving to the scene to cover his tracks and shoot the junkie and Sheriff Foster. But he doesn't know that the sheriff's wife has put his son, a real Henpecked detective, in her cold unheated barn. The Schizopirsing patrol feels pierced, that the case smells like piercing, and also arrives at the scene, just at the moment when the shooting begins. Bang! The brains of the druggie guidebook are running down the freezer! Bang! The cop also gets an olive from his son! "Hold the EPA, wash all the shit here, take your dad to the dumpster, and don't be late for work tomorrow," says Sheriff Foster, "And we'll go investigate further!"
My God, they confessed that the vile scientists destroyed the environment and killed the Papuan ten years ago. And yesterday, a crowd of fat women with pitchforks came to the scientists! They were forced to go out into the cold and play "Freeze the Sea figure" until everyone froze! Oh my God! It's the end of the series! Oh yes, the Schizopirsing patrol was asked to convey the Mystical Powers of Alaska, which is now for unprecedented success in a complex investigation, her totemic name is Sosis Glasses.
The operator's inner voice is heard: "So fucking someone cut out the tongue and kept it in the freezer for ten years, absolutely fucking..."
Titles.
She wasn't even lying next to you.
Smack something else? )
Unlike the first season, are the cultists kind of good here?
It's just that this season is not a True Detective story, kmk.
The film ends with the words: "Statistics on missing persons are maintained for all population groups, but do not take into account indigenous women in the United States. No one knows how many of these girls and women are missing and who is responsible for their deaths.
" It is not surprising that the female vigilante cleaners were released by the Kopshi women.
The season is so-so. and the mysticism caused by the Navarro family's schism, the grief of Danvers and Petunia, was added to the atmosphere. but it turned out to be "real." after all, Navarro conveyed to Danvers the words of her son, "I see you." Although the ending is more or less realistic, "we didn't go to the police. it's useless," of course - there was no direct evidence. only lynching.
The agenda is the agenda. I am more annoyed by those who write this word. I'm already sick of that word. Fuck you.😡
in the scene when Danvers broke the glass with a piece of iron, having a GUN, I thought here in the comments 100 pounds someone would mark it, but no.
When praer cleans up the crime scene, Darkside plays - The Only Shrine I've Seen.
imho - when you need to get rid of the body (dissolve), turn on Suuns - Up Past The Nursery (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9Cgh8-Np6c Blacklist)😁. if you burn something - Suuns - 2020 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQgicu6G6n8 Stop and burn)😁
Danvers - Someone is coming to Alaska to hide.
😁
They just shot a season not about a white man, ay-ay-ay
The same dim-witted lesbian activist
All the white men are cocksuckers and spermobucks, one seems to be positive and that's a weak-willed rag
Should I continue to list, or is it enough?
It's hard for us to look through so many patterns in our heads, I'm sorry.
Three times digested feces
But why?
It's just that you shouldn't be fucked as a person by what others can or can't do. Because in any case, a person who gets fucked up in one area is unlikely to succeed in other areas.
The excuse is shit, let's be honest. If you don't want someone to fuck about your life, just don't write about it on the Internet.
I usually tell smart people like that to wash their faces with their shit. You like that...The rot just keeps coming.
Throw your cheap show-offs somewhere else, you schmuck
The fucking film critic
She's a fool.
No one understood anything about the language. Why Novarro saw all these visions can be explained by her schizophrenia, there are no special questions here. But here's Danvers. Why did she see the bear, why did she hear the voices? We won't know that anymore. Apparently everyone in Alaska is a bit crazy, including the creators. I have no other explanation.
I really liked the episode how a corrupt cop and part-time father of a young cop epicly brandished a pickaxe in a flashback when his kid fell through the ice while skating on ice.. Where the fuck did bati get such a mountain pickaxe?? While he was running after her, his kid would have already drowned.. 🫠
And everything is FINE, everyone is watching, praising and smacking their lips.
But if there is ONE season of the series, where everything is in the hands of women, then everything is really terrible, a point gap. Questions about how to live in such a terrible world with a catastrophic agenda!
I don't understand what the problem is, Men and sympathizers, are you sorry or something? Well, women are filming TV series about women now, so what? Yes, imagine, feminism has made its way here, women also want to watch TV series about themselves, not those where women gossip, wash dishes and cook pies, but where they do ordinary things (I don't consider killing a crowd of scientists to be commonplace, of course), yes, we are interested in this. Yes, we can now compare ourselves with the main characters.
But you've never been outside? Have you seen any women? Are your mothers/ sisters/ wives/girlfriends just doing butterflies fluttering around the house and polishing the parquet? I'll never believe it.
No one is going to take away their representation from men. When feminists fought for the right to vote, they did not say that men should be deprived of it! And no one took it away, much less. there will also be. There will be series about men, about women, and about LGBTQ+ and nothing will happen, we will live as we lived. Nobody's ass is going to fall off.
Now would be a controversial example, but I have not seen a single comment about the new film "the Beekeeper" (everything is 100% all as you want) in which women screaming about the fact that uuuuuuuu this povestochka of Huerta and spermologos. Why can't you just accept the fact that women are also human beings and deserve "their" movies, even if they're not perfect?
The word "plot" may God grant, if the third
Bury the stewardess already, even Foster couldn't get out because it's hard to get out when there's nothing to drag
Your completeness of thought is frustrating, of course :)
If the season isn't great, it's just not that bad. The season is normal. There is no need to compare with the first one, there will be no better first one. That's it, skip it
Yes, there were such dark times, guys.
And okay, the agenda, the most annoying thing is that for some reason season 1 was added to this whole story, or rather only this spiral, Cole's parents, and "somewhere out there" everything is sponsored by Tuttles again.
I would like to wish the same "wonderful" films to those who advised me this season
🧩 Cool music in the opening credits, and the credits themselves are stylishly made.
The untold stories of Native Americans, the hoax of their settlements and way of life.
Jodie Foster is definitely good.
The plot setting was also good. But alas, they unwound this tangle in the most banal and predictable way.
fivefold, overcooked, call.
No one is obliged to capture your attention with action and unexpected twists in each episode. It's a story, it's mysteries, it's pulling horror and measured immersion, mysticism, confusion, investigation through people. I liked the characters, they are not flat, they are interesting to watch, everyone evoked dual feelings — just like an ordinary person. The color of the local people is beautiful. Songs are a thrill. It was shot cool, a beautiful cold picture. The aftertaste.
I liked this one)
2) the main problem with this season is that it is a part of this series, if it were a separate one, there would be much less hatred for it, stupid actions, disgusting detective component, a huge number of blank Chekhov guns and contradictions would not go away, but as a separate miniseries or even a movie for the evening it could go, separately, having seen it, I would even say that it's generally normal, I looked and forgot, 6/10, far from ideal, so average
, but it is a season of a series that does not fit in any way, at all, mysticism that is neither in the pussy nor in the red army, a completely different atmosphere and pace of narration and all this is seasoned with the fact that the plot is initially weak
why did Navaro's sister decide to undress too and leave to freeze to death??? I would have understood if it turned out that she was one of nalytic and she'd felt guilty that because of her including scientists were killed, but no, that was part of miiiiiiiiii, but when it became clear that not mysticism, scientists killed frost and the girl killed the scientists, we explained nothing
why nalicity not rubbed Luke from the prints? Why is there no protection at all for an important secret laboratory? come in who wants to, take what you need
, the language, they said about it, it didn't make sense, this part should have been cut out by a fucking
veteran claiming that they didn't die of the cold, but in the end they died of the cold (I don't believe in the official version with an avalanche, because avalanches are like that, once in it, they would if they weren't all side by side, completely and outside the snow, they would have been broken under the snow)
the spiral, it seems to be part of myiiiistics, but they didn't explain to us why we should draw a spiral on the forehead of one of the scientists, why the hell do we need a stone with a spiral?
Voices, what do you mean she's awake? Who is she? Where did you wake up? what? Why was that?
a polar bear, I understand that this is an image for Liz, when she drunkenly fucked into a snowdrift, everything is logical, no questions asked, but even taking into account Navaro's theoretical schizophrenia, she should have seen the bear after she saw the toy and not before
. Why?
the feeling of guilt could explain the choice of this method a little, so she tries to atone for her guilt, a crooked stupid logic, but given the logic of the whole season, it fits
in, and since it doesn't cause the right emotional response when viewed, I honestly decided that this is the ghost that killed the scientists got to the city and now the townspeople will die alone after another, Navaro's sister became the first, since her mind was already exhausted and it was easier to influence
her. Yes, I decided that the ghost of the mistress of the language was to blame for everything, a sufficient amount of evidence fit into such a theory
, it turned out that the mysticism was purely for fun, but they did not give an answer to questions that could be explained to her
The main reason is that stupid mysticism has been inserted here for the sake of mysticism.
Let me remind you that the series is called "True Detective", and the first three seasons set a certain bar: there is a difficult case, the principle of puzzle assembly is used in solving the puzzle, the characters who solve the case change with its course, and, most importantly, mysticism, spirits, chupacabras and other dementors are absent in the narrative, because everything that happens can be explained by the actions of people. This makes the feeling of watching it more emotional.
Accordingly, when I sat down for season 4, I expected that it would meet this quality standard.
But this did not happen.
From the very beginning, when they just started saying that "she woke up", I had a question: "In the end it turns out that people did it, then why is this senseless witchcraft brought to the fore?"
Of course, one can say "achotakova, who said that there can be no mysticism in a detective story?"
Yes, in principle, no one says that. It's just about a specific product " True Detective", to which the expectations of the previous authors were built, and these expectations were not met.
My expectations, of course, are my problems, but imagine a situation: you have been buying clothes for 3 years in a store where you are satisfied with the quality of things, the official style, and you know that when you come to this store, you will definitely find what you need. And at some point, you go into this store, buy yourself a shirt, and they are all, conditionally, pink, acidic or they are not there at all. In general, you have not found what you expected to find and have been finding for the last 3 years. I think I'll just choose another store instead of buying what's in this one.
Accordingly, I put a bold minus sign for the whole season and the story.
In fact, there is no smell of a detective here, a dead end comes in the first series and then walking in a circle, where the main thing is to understand the personal lives of each character, and not a mysterious case, and it only remains to praise the actors who were able to set the quality bar. The topic of lynching in the USA bothers me, often in movies I see how easily people who respond to evil with evil say goodbye, I think we all deserve a more reflective assessment of the actions in the series, if this is a real true detective.
And the first season is just incredible for everyone. And intrigue. And the atmosphere. And acting.
McConaughey just became something new.
And this "season" is a bit weak, there's not even anything to add.
True Detective is blown away. All "mysticism" is calmly attributed to the psychosis of gg and to taking drugs. And I didn't like the music accompaniment either.
And if this season is really about the agenda, then there is some very strange message. The authors literally show that it is not necessary to seek a fair trial, but to take revenge in the most terrible and vile way. Trash.
And the biggest mystery for me was not the plot, not the detective story, but the question: why are there so many positive comments under the first series, and under the last one there is solid shit? 😂 I have received an answer
I also did not understand how we got to the station so quickly from the caves, because there was no hint of it on the map at all, really, if the cave was 100 meters from the station, then Liz and Navarro would not have thought about the connection with Annie's death? It looks like the script was written carelessly, although it was possible to create an atmosphere. I won't call the season complete bullshit, but I definitely won't want to review it))
I just had the feeling that I was watching Fargo with Dark vibes. It is also a factory that is toxic and a city exists and revolves around it.
I thought the series would be about where my partner went. 😅
And according to reviews, there is not even motivation to watch the first episodes, because the denouement refused to be as weak as possible.
Or maybe I'm just a fan of the first season. The third one also left a good impression.
And this is somehow.. but not within the canon.
Kali Reis is cool.
Everyone is dragging along Foster's game, but here xs, she's all 6 episodes of the same wood) although the actress is not bad.
In general, a good atmospheric season. I even put up with Eilish in the opening.
All sorts of subpoenas and stuff don't tear my fart, like most commentators. I don't see them, and in general I don't mind, the dremuchness virus didn't capture me)))
Why there were references to the first season - and the truth is xs, it is absolutely not disclosed...
I 'm waiting for the 5th 🔥👍
It's cool that even in the first episode we can assume who exactly is responsible for the death of scientists.
But the best episodes are 4 and 5. In them, the series accelerates qualitatively and gives out the best rhythm and scenes, plus the personal dramas of people here at their peak.
In the first episodes, everything was too much like Fortitude (no one mentioned it, but there's a lot of one-on-one. There are no TV series fans in the comments). And there was a miserable ending to the first season. And then they led to about the same place: microorganisms/flies forced everyone to kill everyone (and most likely this is the case with those who go to sea).
The season is level one for me, I've never been a fan of those two fuckers pretending to be who knows what. Therefore, it is not surprising to me that there are so many comments on this episode about the agenda: the ducks of the first season are all waiting for them to be filmed again about the old Russian melancholy of peasant men, because this is about them, about submariners. And they keep being given something else. Well, an anthology is an anthology.
The best and thinnest season is the third. Like the films of Apichatpong Virasetakul.
Nonsense, lack of logic, idiotic characters..I've never seen such a filthy series, and at the end I rewound it, I couldn't stand watching this idiocy anymore.
It's just trash.
Stupid, delusional, moronic season
Someone else manages to COMPARE it with the first 3 seasons!
I just want to see it through and feel sorry for the wasted time.
I should have just looked at the review right away, as recommended in the comments.
And I would say that this is far from the worst representative of modern creativity with an agenda, it is quite possible to watch, although the plot is quite predictable.
6,5/10
But the fact that only men are guilty in the series is, of course, a cupcake. They didn't even tell us that the heads of the mines were somehow punished for polluting the soil. They just mysteriously kept silent. Probably because she is a woman and the evil men from the station were pressuring her.
As it is, the season has a great atmosphere. I just got into this Alaska night.. Go there or something.. Well, it's better to do it 3 seasons, no matter how difficult. It's no joke, but I just forgot season 3 *badumbums*
I still don't understand why they started to get hooked on the first one in terms of structure and references from season 3, if you could just make good detective stories without a common structure.
Well, the second season is still the best.
Pizzolatto also wrote seasons 2 and 3, which fans of the first season also hate.
Maybe it's time to admit that man is clearly not a great screenwriter?
I'm sorry, he wrote such masterpieces as "guilty" and "The Magnificent Seven".
People who complain all season that the series is not detective
Have we really watched the last seasons of the same series? The series has never been a detective story.
Something to think about
Their adventures at the station looked like running from the village of fools.. The season was shot very beautifully, of course, and the music is excellent, but otherwise the music is rare. It was funny in places.
My friends don't give a shit about hallucinations, let them go where they dreamed, am I right? She'll dream about dead kids, so she'll decide to shoot me when she goes out on patrol in the morning. I can't believe how much it pisses me off, and not because of the series, but because that's exactly how life works here.
The only thing that comes to my mind is that the scientists themselves took it as a trophy and kept it next to the samples? We will never know the exact answer...
On the one hand, it's fine, but on the other, it's very bad. This is not a ND, it would be better to make a separate series.
A good cast of actors, I was glad to see familiar faces.
This is complete bullshit, but it works in the context of my daughter and her favorite music:(
Still, the first two seasons were head and shoulders above the next two.
(It's funny that during the entire season, only Connolly the asshole wasn't involved in the wet, even though he was supposed to be a bad white guy.)
It wasn't easy to start watching this season at all-2 years have passed since the release.
I wish I hadn't started.
Nonsense Petrovna.
He's wonderful
Everything else is a hat
OK, thanks for explaining that it was the women who killed them all, although there are also problems, BUT..
.. What's wrong with the language? What is he for? Why is he there? And how did he survive for so long if she died a long time ago?
.. What are the signs?
The Inuit said it was some kind of ancient sign. That's it?
.. What's with the cross?!
I'm most interested in this!
Navarro's mother's chain. Okay, OK, Navarro also found it in her car somehow, BUT did Foster's character find it too?! What? Why? At the junction in Tasala.. Why was it suddenly in her hair? 🤷🤷🤷
A woman who sees ghosts?
Why is she in the series?
In short, the drain.. no "detective". It would have been better if the vampires had woken up there with the onset of the polar night. 😅🖤
There are a lot of plot holes and questions that the audience must come up with the answers to.
Navarro is a terrible character. I like strong female characters, but she has nothing to do with them. People like her shouldn't work in the police force at all.
Of the advantages: now I can watch the first season and get excited about x2 (yes, I started with the 4th)