Raised By Wolves
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Binged this over the weekend. First few episodes were great, nice story building in the middle but then what on earth was episode 10?!
The scene with the baby in episode 5 was
Either very very clever or just trash...
I am going with trash, it started off really well and had a nice premise...
(The art-style while fun for a couple of episode's is bloody horrible, not being a astro-physicist but a sun that only emits light in the grey spectrum is very strange or the entire planet is England in January.
Hmmm. I really enjoyed it until the last episode.
It will be interesting to see where Season 2 takes it
I thought that a mystical creature moved away from the Science and into the realms of fantasy.
Yes, I know people heard voices etc but that could have been down to chemicals making them high as opposed to magic.
Yes, I know people heard voices etc but that could have been down to chemicals making them high as opposed to magic.
It will be interesting to see where Season 2 takes it
Same here. There was a lot of intrigue and unknowns and then it was all kind of blown out of the water and I felt a bit let down.
Thanks for the heads up
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Well only up to episode 1 so trying to avoid spoilers. Very interesting so far, real high concept drama. Hoping it doesn't fizzle too badly.
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The only good thing to come of this is the guy who played Father.
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I have no idea what I've watched tbh, the whole series was one be big mind ****. Can't say I enjoyed many episodes after the first few, was just a really difficult series to follow.
Finally got round to starting this....the pilot was awesome, I'd almost forgotten what good TV is like after regrettably sampling some of the dirge on Netflix again recently.
Pacing, intrigue, action, characters that show a semblance of character, actors that can act.
Hopefully it doesn't go too off the rails....the pilot is pretty straightforward and easy to follow, I was worried it might be a bit too wilfully obscure.
Pacing, intrigue, action, characters that show a semblance of character, actors that can act.
Hopefully it doesn't go too off the rails....the pilot is pretty straightforward and easy to follow, I was worried it might be a bit too wilfully obscure.
Pretty wild that last episode....not quite sure what to make of it! Definitely went in a bit of a different direction than I was expecting.
Overall I really enjoyed the first series, looking forward to the second to see where they take it.
Overall I really enjoyed the first series, looking forward to the second to see where they take it.
it's almost....part of the Alien universe. The flying dragon stuff was pretty wild, but we've had those conspicuous skeletons knocking around all series so not a huge surprise to see that side explored more.
Was just a bit of a surprise it went down that road, after focusing mostly on the relationships between the characters for most of it.
Was just a bit of a surprise it went down that road, after focusing mostly on the relationships between the characters for most of it.
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A bit late to the party.
Well I enjoyed it even through to the end of Season 1. Interesting blend of fantasy, horror and sci fi. I liked many of the concept choices, the andriods, being on a another planet, theological war etc. The choice of an alternate history where there appears to be only one monotheistic religion and an opposed aethiesim was good. Quite smart too if thats the story device you want to use avoids any baggae of real monotheistic religions.
In the middle of the series I had wondered if the other creatures were humans who had deliberately genetically modified themselves to survive on the harsh planet. Now I guess that theory is blown, the kind of neo pagan or idol worship thing going on at the end was an interesting curve ball.
Overall it's well enough made and acted, even if the writing has a few holes, that it will keep me watching. It is in that category of "is this well thought high concept TV or is this high concept trash where no one has a plan and is making it up as they go along". I'm hoping the former but the latter is far too common in US TV.
Well I enjoyed it even through to the end of Season 1. Interesting blend of fantasy, horror and sci fi. I liked many of the concept choices, the andriods, being on a another planet, theological war etc. The choice of an alternate history where there appears to be only one monotheistic religion and an opposed aethiesim was good. Quite smart too if thats the story device you want to use avoids any baggae of real monotheistic religions.
In the middle of the series I had wondered if the other creatures were humans who had deliberately genetically modified themselves to survive on the harsh planet. Now I guess that theory is blown, the kind of neo pagan or idol worship thing going on at the end was an interesting curve ball.
Overall it's well enough made and acted, even if the writing has a few holes, that it will keep me watching. It is in that category of "is this well thought high concept TV or is this high concept trash where no one has a plan and is making it up as they go along". I'm hoping the former but the latter is far too common in US TV.