For the United States after 9/11, this TV series is not only exciting, but also credible.
In the fascinating plot, the audience is always in the light, knowing the ins and outs far more than the protagonists in the data, but they are still not sure who to believe and what to believe. The most concerned is: if the male protagonist is really treason, why he will turn from a soldier who fought to defend the country to a terrorist who went to the meeting alone.
The terrorist deserves a million deaths, but in the face of the "Vengeful Father", where should we put him in morality?
In addition to the scriptwriter's indispensable contribution to the film, the heroine Clair's performance is praised, and the neurotic manic performance meticulously portrays this conscientious and troublesome tragic "heroine"!
Homeland distinguishes itself by putting loyalty to the test; blurring the line between right and wrong, victim and terrorist.
Homeland's interesting without being compelling, with thoughtful stories and nail-biting intensity.
it is the perfect show for a post-9/11 America , a nation united not by trust, but by suspicion.
While watching the show and following these characters being tormented by the decisions they had to make, I felt like I was taking the same path with trying to figure out who to trust, who to like, and what was right and wrong. If Brody did indeed turn, why did he do so?
Kudos to the writers and crew, The performances are nuanced and exquisitely wrought.
Claire Danes as being slightly unhinged and manic is brilliantly portrayed a disorder CIA officer Carrie; a in-your-face heroine.
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