A brief summary for the general audience:
don't like it
Thoughts after watching episode 1: From the perspective of others, I will forcibly requisition everyone's large private territory in the name of the government and use it for the benefit of the public; from their perspective, I will unconditionally obey the interests of the family, forever The unscrupulous safeguard of all family interests, blood relatives first. The play seems to be lacking in Zhangdu, and it is not very good in general.
Later, I found out that my point of view should be right. In fact, the rhythm of episodes 1 and 2 has a big problem, and the director must know it; it may also be because the rhythm of the first episode is 90 minutes. The rhythm of the episode is on the right track.
In the fourth episode, Casey is a real Sima gadget, and he has to stay on the reservation, make trouble for himself, betray his family, and make his relatives suffer.
Episode 7 seems to have pointed out the theme, the dialogue between the chiefs in the car, the situation of this racial confrontation will never change; Monica's amnesia is over, tragic, I'm afraid it will drive Casey to a dead end; children There is a problem with violent tendencies; the whole family has mental problems; John vomited blood from bowel cancer, and I thought John was going to die at the end of the first season. This family is falling apart
Finally, is this the end of the first season? ? ? ? Not even an orgasm, what the fuck? ? I'm so disappointed, this drama got 8 points on imdb, I came here because of it, and the result was terrible It taught me a lesson, there used to be bad dramas in the world, it seems that what I watched in the past made me unable to stand the test of bad dramas now, and now every time I watch more bad dramas, my spirit will be really painful
There is a big and obvious problem in the whole play. Everyone should have seen it. Jamie's acting is really bad. Is there a problem with his acting skills? Or is there something wrong with the way of acting? whatever, it's bad anyway. I quite liked his previous movie, "Women and Men Are Mistaken".
When I watched this American drama, I had a strange feeling that I couldn't tell. After reading other people's film reviews, I found a sense of identity. The rhythm of the show is indeed a big problem, a failure, and the director's fault. I don't have this kind of feel when watching other high-scoring American dramas. It turns out that my aesthetic feel is still online, but I'm just a junior.
At the end, so the core of the play is actually a tragedy?
Ready to watch the second season, hope it won't be so painful anymore
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