Last month, my friend Amway watched Amazon's first self-made drama, based on Philip Dick's 1962 novel "The Man in the High Castle", and I was initially attracted by the background setting that opened my mind -- the first World War II ended with the defeat of the Allies and the world was divided among the victors of the war, Germany and Japan.
I just finished watching the first season, and I feel that the plot (I really can't stand the traps that are set up to keep you watching) and the actors have a lot of bugs, and I especially focus on daily trivialities, so I can't support such a grand idea, but in the film A lot of scene details are great, Japanese-style San Francisco, Japanese fonts on store signs, and phone booths with swastikas, etc., which are particularly enjoyable.
I heard that the level of the second season has been sublimated, and I can't wait to watch it. It is really a magical drama that evokes people's desire to understand history.
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