
rsanek
Solid! Pacing in latter half of the first season gets kind of slow though, and I was left wanting the story to be a bit more developed by the time it was wrapped up. Still, hoping / looking forward to the second installment.
Across continents and decades, five brilliant friends make earth-shattering discoveries as the laws of science unravel and an existential threat emerges.
Solid! Pacing in latter half of the first season gets kind of slow though, and I was left wanting the story to be a bit more developed by the time it was wrapped up. Still, hoping / looking forward to the second installment.
"The Three-Body Problem" (2024) isn't just a science fiction film; it's a captivating journey into the vastness of space, the complexities of human nature, and the profound mysteries of the universe. This film, based on the acclaimed novel by Cixin Liu, stands as a towering achievement in the genre, surpassing any other space exploration film released in recent years.
As a space science enthusiast, I was utterly enthralled by the film's meticulous attention to scientific detail. While some scenes might initially seem confusing, they are grounded in solid scientific principles. The film masterfully weaves together concepts like the "three-body problem" in celestial mechanics, the challenges of interstellar travel, and the potential for al...
Good storyline. But the acting could be better if actors/actresses were not told to swear. Almost every English speaking character swears for no reason. In reality, the higher education one has, the less one tends to swear.
Wow, very interesting show. It kinda reminds me the show called "The OA". If you're into mysteries, you will love this. I'm giving it solid 8/10.
I am telling you now, just read the book! The show is not very good and doesn't provide any complexity or philosophy of the book. Sorry to say this but the whole series kinda made for less intellectual people who are not into physics and cosmology.
First of all, overall production lacks the grandeur expected from a high-budget sci-fi series. CGI is OK but not good as I expect from a budget of $20 million per episode!
Second, that Leyla is a new character who does not appear in the novel. She is portrayed as a so-called Kurdish fighter who gained recognition for battling ISIS :) We all know that adaptations often introduce new characters or modify existing ones to better fit a different medium, appeal to a broader audience. But this ti...