Probably the most exciting drama I've ever seen. After seeing the filming footage after the finale, the actors talked about their own understanding of the plot and characters, and couldn't help crying, and unilaterally announced that Kate Winslet won the next Emmy or Golden Globe. Her performance is really too good. It's infectious. It's no exaggeration to say that Mare has always been pulling my emotions. When she cries, I cry with her, and when she's scared, I'm just as scared as she is. The most impressive part is the rescue of the missing girl in the bar. The extremely tense atmosphere has a visual sense of "Silence of the Lambs", and when Mare and Siobhan hugged and cried, I really couldn't stop crying. down. The psychiatrist said that Mare always hides behind other people's sorrows and devotes herself to the investigation of the case in order to delay her grief for her son's departure. She suddenly realized that while we are watching movies and chasing dramas, there are also such psychological factors, right? . Escape briefly from reality by immersing yourself in scenes of "unreal" glowing worlds.
In addition, I quite like Mare's two emotional lines, if the screenwriter hadn't forced Zabel off the assembly line. hbo, do you know how much my heart hurts when I type these two lines? Guy Pearce said that Richard, played by him, was a kind of consolation to Mare to a certain extent. At first, when he saw Mare in a bar, he did feel that way, but when he saw that he liked Zabel more and more, it seemed to be a one-sided giving. I can't trust it anymore, Zabel is different from Richard, he is eager to get after giving: "How do you know what I want?" In other words, needing and being needed are equally important to me now of. I declare that the kissing scene in e05 is the best moment in this heavy-duty drama. Compared to the middle-aged writer who has experienced the world, the young police detective is more like a bright color in Mare's muddy life. .
Anyway, Easttown, after watching the whole show, I have to say that this place is a shithole, but it is such a shithole, the mother is still the most powerful existence, whether it is Mare and Helen, or Lori and Dawn, or even Erin and Carrie, as long as I see them facing their grief and trying to live, I feel there is hope for tomorrow.
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