Judgment Day

We witness the eerie, terrifying force of Auggie's invention, and we think this futuristic invention is mind blowingly powerful. But then the aliens show us that the technologically superior race is capable of feats so far beyond our understanding, that it creates this fear of the unknown and brings forth sheer existential horror and dread.

This is exactly the kind of science fiction I'd like to see. Humans rarely ever think of themselves as animals because we can overwhelm the other animals with our minds and technological might. Many of us have forgotten the fear of what it was once like out there in the wild, fighting for our survival just like every other animal.

And so in this episode, we can now see possibilities that threaten our very existence; powers that are so far beyond our understanding that we now begin to feel what it's like from the perspective of a bug staring at a boot; knowing we are about to be squashed, and that there is nothing we can do about it.

I don't know how different it is than book and if the book did a great job in explaining things or how the creators took liberty and changes things.

Still, this ep couldn't be any better. The answer of all questions with a declaration of war is the best conclusion of the book. The visuals are amazing and the storyboarding of this ep is just brilliantly done.

As I said, it is not the best but definitely one of the best ep of the year. The series didn't disappoints especially when compare to recent sci-fi shows.

I like the series so far now and this ep is just unexpectedly better what I haven't expecting.

Genius!

When I heard that this show was directed by the same guys who worked on Game Of Thrones and given the fact that I've never read the book, I decided to give it a try...

Half way though the show I decided to stop watching because it really bored me (characters not relatable, too many mysteries and a predictable plot) until the moment I finished this episode. I have never seen a sci-fi plot bring all the important pieces together with such precise timing and scientific accuracy like I've just witnessed just witnessed.

Now I'm not sure if I'll be able to take my eyes off a screen until I'm done watching how the whole story unfolds.

I have to single out this one episode and write a review for it because to me, this episode is a masterpiece. Without any spoiler, this episode gives us a glimpse of the destruction that us humans can bring about. The ship scene was wonderfully done, haunting, terrifying, yet beautifully filmed. The slow camera work to show the imminent destruction was masterpiece. All of this just to then end with showing us how insignificant we are when compare to the force of what's out there in the world, or in the universe. It shows the contrast between the power of human and our idea of how superiority just to bring it all crashing down with the what the universe can do to us. I absolutely love this episode. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time watching it. Absolute perfection.

I was all set to comment on how this series peaked at episode three, then I finished watching Judgment Day, and all I have to say is, wow!

This was an incredible, chilling, rollercoaster ride, I wonder if this is going to be the high point, it almost deserves to take that accolade.

Superb, I know it's science fiction, but what a chilling thought, the electricity went off in our region yesterday, only for ten minutes, and there was quite literally panic in the streets, very few can function without tech.

The highlight, that scene on the ship, I have never quite see anything like it, terrifying, but visually spectacular.

You are Bugs...I think I wasn't that on a shirt, I'd wear it.

Even the music was crammed ho for this one, wonderfully dramatic, the visuals also, sublime.

10/10.