clockworkblueorange
Joined Mar 2023
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This is a series that deserves to be discovered, because under its appearance of umth series of superheroes, and well I am forced to find that we are really in front of a work of first plan (dare the words) as atypical as successful!
First, the first subject revolves around madness and that is not common in a project of this kind, but in addition to having a form constantly evolving on its three perfectly interlinked seasons, the series allows a sociological study of the human race really relevant.
To tell you all I watched The Boys in parallel and I must admit that I slowly slipped into the side of Legion in bulimia version. It's fresh, original, intelligent and even very interesting on all points. Maybe in retrospect I would say that the first season is the least original part, but this makes sense with the evolution of the so-called "madness"
A real little unexpected crush!! Not being a fan of the usual series because of their lack of creativity, so there, well I was served! To be discovered urgently, really!!
First, the first subject revolves around madness and that is not common in a project of this kind, but in addition to having a form constantly evolving on its three perfectly interlinked seasons, the series allows a sociological study of the human race really relevant.
To tell you all I watched The Boys in parallel and I must admit that I slowly slipped into the side of Legion in bulimia version. It's fresh, original, intelligent and even very interesting on all points. Maybe in retrospect I would say that the first season is the least original part, but this makes sense with the evolution of the so-called "madness"
A real little unexpected crush!! Not being a fan of the usual series because of their lack of creativity, so there, well I was served! To be discovered urgently, really!!
