Out of Touch

So many different characters focused on in Out of Touch which is gloriously wonderful! To other reviewer I watch live with DirectTV, I'm not sure when it's on HBOMAX I just know it was always the next day before max was a thing. Anyway everything with Kat, Cassie, Jules, Lexi and Rue is all so good; it's juicy captivating television at its best! There's some perfect tension mashed in and riveting acting that deserves some Emmy nods.

But in a good way? The directing, music and cinematography are amazing!

The way they break the 4th dimension when the characters starts talking to us. Or Rue when she start to narrate the events that took place in this episode or so, just amazing!

And, the way they deal with the problems our generation suffer from. Not to mention a specific thing but there's at least a dozen of problems you probably wont even focus on a specific one.

Season 2, episode 2 of Euphoria has us taking an entirely new direction in Sam Levinson's narrational style. Rather than focusing on a specific character, this episode vied for a whirlwind of experiences ranging from Cal to Lexie. It was really stinky at times though and I couldn't get past it. Smelled like rotting garbanzo beans. Yuck.

The plot of the second episode was very interesting. The characters are well-developed and I really like the new characters (Faye, Elliott). The highlight of that episode was Kat's scene with all the girls telling her to love herself, it was so intense and amazingly written, WOW. In my opinion, Kat and Ethan they are a very nice couple and I want to see more of them! On the other hand, Cassie and Nate are an awful couple, just like Maddy and Nate were. Also, Jules and Maddy are a duo, I would never think for, they're incredible. The acting is amazing, totally remarkable. So far, season 2 seems very intense, dark and chaotic.

The script is bad and the actors are no longer 18 years old.

The photography is impeccable but the path that the series seems to follow does not look so promising.