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Survival show? I generally don’t like ”reality tv” but I guess the title suggests this particular one is not about a bunch of idiots arguing with each other? :ROFL: :ROFLMAO:


I'm not a fan of "reality tv" either. This is different. 10 people are dropped off at 10 separate locations by themselves. Last man standing wins 500k. They are allowed to bring 10 items with them. Their only interaction is random medical checks. They have no idea if it is heads up, or 5 people left. Its pretty cool.
 
I'm not a fan of "reality tv" either. This is different. 10 people are dropped off at 10 separate locations by themselves. Last man standing wins 500k. They are allowed to bring 10 items with them. Their only interaction is random medical checks. They have no idea if it is heads up, or 5 people left. Its pretty cool.
I’ll check it out, thanks!
 
Watched the first two episodes of Alone with the wife and we’re both really enjoying it. Thanks for the recommendation! @detroitdad

Discovered I have easy and free access to that as well as versions from other countries:

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Watched the first two episodes of Alone with the wife and we’re both really enjoying it. Thanks for the recommendation! @detroitdad

Discovered I have easy and free access to that as well as versions from other countries:

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We watched S11 first. It was on netflix. Then I looked around and found all of the on Hulu. It gets better as the seasons progress. I really like that this isn't a popularity contest.

We just finished S6!
 
We watched S11 first. It was on netflix. Then I looked around and found all of the on Hulu. It gets better as the seasons progress. I really like that this isn't a popularity contest.

We just finished S6!
Season 7 is what I had available, will probably go hunting for more seasons after that
 
I started watching 'Unfamiliar' on Netflix. I'm only two episodes in, but seems pretty good so far. Reminds me of 'The Americans' (spies).

Speaking of The Americans: Also started watching The Beast In Me. Claire Danes (Homeland which was really good) and has the lead male actor from The Americans (the husband). I'm 3 episodes in, interesting story line.
 
I watched The beast in me and thought it was pretty good. I’ll check out Unfamiliar as well.

Also started watching Something very bad is going to happen on Netflix. Weird and rather creepy, but I like it so far.
 
I'm a few episodes into "Alice in Borderland". Stock through episode 3.
 
I’m assuming it was discussed previously, but I just finished watching the German Netflix show “Dark”, and although I really liked the show overall, I can’t help but feel disappointed in the end. ☹️ I try not to look at ratings and take too much from them to avoid disappointment when something gets overhyped, but when this many people rated it sooooo highly, I couldn’t help but expect it to be so great in the end.

Season 1 was absolutely great. It had many mind blows and multiple moments that gave me chills. The plot, characters, cinematography, and music, all worked in such a way that I actually would rate many of the episodes higher than I saw them rated on IMDB. It was beating my already high expectations.

Season 2 hit and this is where the disappointment crept in. It also had many mind blow moments, but maybe only 1 moment of chills that I could remember (I did binge the show in just about two weeks and I don’t doubt that if it watched it while it came out and had more time to digest everything from Season 1 I would have felt a little differently). Season 2 had all of the same components of Season 1 that made me fall in love with it, but without spoiling to someone who hasn’t watched it, I just started to care less and less about what is happening and will happen to the characters. The emotional investment that was built started to fade slightly. Again, I still think it was great overall, but the path it was taking started to worry me a little bit, especially knowing how much was built by Season 1-2, the thought popped in my head “how can possibly wrap this up well in only 1 final season”.

Then Season 3 happened, and I hate to say it, but the way the show was designed, and the way it plays out, it just started to bore me…and it sucks because I reaaaally wanted to be as hyped as I was while watching all of Season 1 and almost all of Season 2. As mentioned above, still some great moments and mind blows like the other seasons, but without spoiling again, when things happened to characters, especially more side characters, I just really didn’t care that much. In the end, it felt like it was building and building and building, but it wasn’t able to finish “well” for me. As it ended, I was ok with what happened (although I started to imagine a different ending mid way through the last episode that would have worked better for me in the end), but I still felt the show was good and complete from start to finish. My disappointment isn’t in typical “plot holes” that most will mention, I could very easily accept the events of the show as presented, I just didn’t care as much as I once did, which is really sad.

TLDR; I know I just wrote a lot, kind of blabbing/venting here, but to sum it up, I still really liked the show, and I will need a second watch to help connect some dots that I surely missed, but in the end I was a little disappointed. I’d say almost all of what makes film good was there, but by the end the emotional weight of everything slipped away from me and I just didn’t feel that satisfied. 😞
 
I’m assuming it was discussed previously, but I just finished watching the German Netflix show “Dark”, and although I really liked the show overall, I can’t help but feel disappointed in the end. ☹️ I try not to look at ratings and take too much from them to avoid disappointment when something gets overhyped, but when this many people rated it sooooo highly, I couldn’t help but expect it to be so great in the end.

Season 1 was absolutely great. It had many mind blows and multiple moments that gave me chills. The plot, characters, cinematography, and music, all worked in such a way that I actually would rate many of the episodes higher than I saw them rated on IMDB. It was beating my already high expectations.

Season 2 hit and this is where the disappointment crept in. It also had many mind blow moments, but maybe only 1 moment of chills that I could remember (I did binge the show in just about two weeks and I don’t doubt that if it watched it while it came out and had more time to digest everything from Season 1 I would have felt a little differently). Season 2 had all of the same components of Season 1 that made me fall in love with it, but without spoiling to someone who hasn’t watched it, I just started to care less and less about what is happening and will happen to the characters. The emotional investment that was built started to fade slightly. Again, I still think it was great overall, but the path it was taking started to worry me a little bit, especially knowing how much was built by Season 1-2, the thought popped in my head “how can possibly wrap this up well in only 1 final season”.

Then Season 3 happened, and I hate to say it, but the way the show was designed, and the way it plays out, it just started to bore me…and it sucks because I reaaaally wanted to be as hyped as I was while watching all of Season 1 and almost all of Season 2. As mentioned above, still some great moments and mind blows like the other seasons, but without spoiling again, when things happened to characters, especially more side characters, I just really didn’t care that much. In the end, it felt like it was building and building and building, but it wasn’t able to finish “well” for me. As it ended, I was ok with what happened (although I started to imagine a different ending mid way through the last episode that would have worked better for me in the end), but I still felt the show was good and complete from start to finish. My disappointment isn’t in typical “plot holes” that most will mention, I could very easily accept the events of the show as presented, I just didn’t care as much as I once did, which is really sad.

TLDR; I know I just wrote a lot, kind of blabbing/venting here, but to sum it up, I still really liked the show, and I will need a second watch to help connect some dots that I surely missed, but in the end I was a little disappointed. I’d say almost all of what makes film good was there, but by the end the emotional weight of everything slipped away from me and I just didn’t feel that satisfied. 😞
Overall I thought Dark was fantastic. But, the "knot" got so complex it has the issues other time travel plots have. And then a lot of frayed ends that never got resolved.
 
Overall I thought Dark was fantastic. But, the "knot" got so complex it has the issues other time travel plots have. And then a lot of frayed ends that never got resolved.
I felt that too, and was hinting at “the way the show was designed” ie starting with like 12 main characters and then meeting younger and older versions of them as it’s a time travel show. I was ok with some of the unanswered questions, but they just made so many side plots that not only was I getting a little lost in them (which I think is perfectly fine when done on purpose and well executed), but there was never really an “ah-hah” moment at the end where everything that already happened fully “made sense” to me.

And part of why I believe I started caring less was the deeper it went, and the amount of permutations available, just made me care less and less about them individually vs if they only went “so deep”.
 
TLDR; I know I just wrote a lot, kind of blabbing/venting here, but to sum it up, I still really liked the show, and I will need a second watch to help connect some dots that I surely missed, but in the end I was a little disappointed. I’d say almost all of what makes film good was there, but by the end the emotional weight of everything slipped away from me and I just didn’t feel that satisfied. 😞
I had to circle back to this as I inevitably started watching youtube videos and reading about the show "Dark" to help answer some questions I had...

Safe to say I had many more mind blow moments when the dots connected with information that my brain just couldn't handle while watching 26 episodes in half as many days...the amount of detail that the creators put into the show and it's many branches of plots being that air tight "logically" is amazing. It's hard enough to fully grasp the show after watching it, I can't imagine trying to make it!

I still think there were too many twists and turns and repetitive moments that led to me feeling a little bored by the time I got to Season 3, and maybe if they cut out a few characters from the show I could have felt a bit more for each of them and the events that happened, but I'm still very impressed at the achievement of actually making the show and doing it so well.

I'd highly recommend it, but maybe pace yourself watching it lol
 

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