bradymayo-06635
Joined Sep 2023
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Character development is very poor. About 10 episodes in the 3 main characters become totally annoying. I really wanted to like this series because I enjoy sci-fi's like this one, but many scenes seem forced into the script as if the writers were looking for something to fill the holes at the last second.
Also, way to much drama. The lady with the kids becomes the ultimate Karen and Yamato is pissed off all of the time. There is just so many meaningless twist and turns that have absolutely nothing to do with the plot. Some scenes were even repeated such as the scene where Yamato gets pissed off and runs out of the room because she is offended that her lesbian lover was brought up. I will say the child actors were very good for the most part.
Also, way to much drama. The lady with the kids becomes the ultimate Karen and Yamato is pissed off all of the time. There is just so many meaningless twist and turns that have absolutely nothing to do with the plot. Some scenes were even repeated such as the scene where Yamato gets pissed off and runs out of the room because she is offended that her lesbian lover was brought up. I will say the child actors were very good for the most part.
This movie was not a documentary. Evangelicals used Johnny Cash spiritual journey as an opportunity for an alter call. Yes, Cash was a Christian but he was not a Franklin Graham or Greg Laurie Christian. He was as far from the current stream of neo-fundamentalist that are making faith based films today as one can get. I am surprised they did not interview Kirk Cameron for goodness sakes. Johnny Cash was a friend of sinners and addicts (that was the only thing they got right) and it was the way he lived his life that made him Christian not the things he said. They took what could have been a wonderful documentary about his spiritual journey and made it into a propaganda film in order to proselytize. There were some good parts that did show his human side, but then the makers made it out to look like he became holier than thou saint who never struggled again - which is a lie!