The Great War and Modern Memory

This review of mine is for the entire third season. The third season takes place in the Ozarks. Two detectives investigate the disappearance of two children. The story is told in three separate time periods n Mahershala Ali nailed it with the three get ups n acting. Ali's mesmerizing performance is one of the reason to enjoy this third season.

In 1980, a brother n sister go out to meet their friend on cycles but they do not return. Detective Wayne Hays (Ali) and his partner Roland West (Stephen Dorff) organize a search.

In 1990, the unsolved case is reopened n Hays wants to know y.

In 2015 Hays is being interviewed for a true crime television program.

The first episode starts very similar like the first season involving ritualistic killings. Was kinda happy to c Stephen Dorff aft a long time. The guy is very underrated. In this series he got into the character n gave a memorable performance.

Director Jeremy Saulnier famous for claustrophobic n grim independent horror films like Green Room n Blue Ruin retained the same feel. Comparison is inevitable but the first episode succeeded in retaining the attention. Even the second season wasn't bad. Mayb most fellas (including myself) prefer the rural settings compared to the urban ones.

Ali is wearing Casio AMW320R-1EV. I love good watches n boots.

This season has the same vibe and attraction that made me love this show in the first place. If you are like me, then season 2 was nothing but a huge disappointment after the outstanding flow and cast of the first.

This is it. This is expected from the cult series. The series, which is cult in every respect, justified the expectations of the first two episodes of the third series. Fantastic acting, characters in the series are even better, that's actually it

Let's talk about the elephant in the room, for me, nothing will ever live up to the first season. But this was an excellent first episode of the current season.

W/o getting into too much of the story, viewers are brought into a familiar TD setting and similar feeling story, but with a different case and leads to follow. As a series staple this is once again told over different time periods. This made me feel right at home as a long time fan of the series.

The lead is an excellent actor, along with the rest of the cast, but I was quite drawn into a lot of his scenes during the episode.

I really enjoyed the characters and I found myself wanting to know more about their stories and where the series would take them, and why a certain series of events would happen.

I had no expectations as to how this episode would play out, but I am glad to say it was time spent wisely.

The setup for this season has really caught me off guard and I am very keen to see how this story unfolds.

+ HBO released two episodes at the season launch so you can binge the first two right now!

Rejoice in the fact that TD is back in 2019.

Whilst getting excited for this new season I ended rewatched season one AGAIN - Easily in the Top three of the greatest TV shows of all time - and one of the biggest reasons why season two suffered so much. It's interesting to see some of the creative decisions that have been made here, obviously some of th