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So mystifying, the content is empty
Kyle 2022-03-25 09:01:10
Before it even started broadcasting, it satiated everyone's appetite. The luxurious lineup and large-scale investment did not improve the watchability of the show at all. The gorgeous background music and high picture did not change the empty nature of the content. Procrastinating in the mystique, the sense of rhythm is chaotic, and the acting skills of the actors also need to be improved. The scene where the children chanted the pink stars falling and twitched in their mouths could be a little bit bloodier. The first time I watched it, I almost died of laughter. And the IQ of the female police chief is worrying. Big Jim did a good job, successfully subverting the image of the upright and brave Hank in Breaking Bad. Speaking of which, Breaking Bad, who also has no handsome boys and beauties, has won the Emmy Award many times. The screenwriter should put more effort into the content. By the way, I would like to give a suggestion: the theme concept is good, let’s add some explosive points and make it into a commercial movie, the box office should be good. . . .
Extended Reading
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Joe McAlister, Norrie Calvert-Hill: The pink stars are falling. The pink stars are falling in lines.
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James 'Big Jim' Rennie: [Opening Narration, Season 3] Four weeks ago, an invisible dome crashed down on Chester's Mill, cutting us off from the rest of the world. The dome has tested our limits, forcing each of us to confront our own personal demons... rage... grief... fear. Now, in order to survive, we must battle our most dangerous adversary... the enemy within.