melikbabur

Series 2 feels like it's trying too hard to be "artsy" without actually saying anything meaningful. The narrative is disjointed, the character arcs are vague or nonexistent, and there's no emotional payoff to any of the chaos on screen. Instead of clever surrealism that enhances the story, we're given random, jarring visuals that feel more like attempts to impress award committees than to connect with an audience.

It's unclear what the show is even trying to communicate this time around. There's no cohesion, no real development-just scattered scenes stitched together with flashy aesthetics. The art direction is undeniably striking at times, but without purpose .or emotional depth, it rings hollow.