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It's time for a binge-watching session of various popular series!
The day before yesterday, my husband and I finished watching Lost. For many years, I stubbornly ignored it because in the 2000s, the hype annoyed me, then I didn't care, and later everyone warned me about the very bad ending.
It turned out that we started watching the horror series From, which we actually enjoyed. And since we came across information that it was somewhat similar to Lost, and they even took one actor from there, we decided it was time to give it a try.
And in general, we ended up feeling a bit disappointed. At the beginning, we had an interesting survival story with a large number of people on a godforsaken island, where all sorts of monsters lived, including bears, horses, boars, and magical farting (at the beginning, because of the sounds, I thought it was some kind of velociraptor or something like that), and the mysterious "others." But in the end, it all turned into a boring confrontation between the magical farting and the chosen one, who, through a series of idiotic events, brought a bunch of people to the island to appoint a successor. And then it turned out that the new chosen one could easily pass on the responsibilities to someone else and instantly disappear. The storyline in the last season with the alternate reality was completely unnecessary and just stretched out the runtime. Remove it, and nothing will change.
The series left the impression of chewing gum, which had a very pleasant taste at the beginning, but then it suddenly became tasteless and even slightly unpleasant, and there was no trash can nearby, so I had to keep chewing it until the very end.
The day before yesterday, my husband and I finished watching Lost. For many years, I stubbornly ignored it because in the 2000s, the hype annoyed me, then I didn't care, and later everyone warned me about the very bad ending.
It turned out that we started watching the horror series From, which we actually enjoyed. And since we came across information that it was somewhat similar to Lost, and they even took one actor from there, we decided it was time to give it a try.
And in general, we ended up feeling a bit disappointed. At the beginning, we had an interesting survival story with a large number of people on a godforsaken island, where all sorts of monsters lived, including bears, horses, boars, and magical farting (at the beginning, because of the sounds, I thought it was some kind of velociraptor or something like that), and the mysterious "others." But in the end, it all turned into a boring confrontation between the magical farting and the chosen one, who, through a series of idiotic events, brought a bunch of people to the island to appoint a successor. And then it turned out that the new chosen one could easily pass on the responsibilities to someone else and instantly disappear. The storyline in the last season with the alternate reality was completely unnecessary and just stretched out the runtime. Remove it, and nothing will change.
The series left the impression of chewing gum, which had a very pleasant taste at the beginning, but then it suddenly became tasteless and even slightly unpleasant, and there was no trash can nearby, so I had to keep chewing it until the very end.
