simon-cordoba

I love both, Miles Teller and Anya, but man they have cero chemistry. Also, I love the genre but like I read in another review, it feels like a video game. The plot is weak, the relationship is weak, the creatures are not scary at all and everything feels superficial, even dialogues. When the action takes place everything feels rushed to get to the next point and your are left hanging wondering what's the point really. It has potential but seems like they didn't have time to make it better or add some production value in the mix to make it feel more real. I just don't understand how this two young amazing starts were involved in this one.

The first time I watch it I didn't get the whole point, maybe I wasn't paying attention. It was 2018. I gave it a second chance in 2023 and I guess I was wise enough. It touched some fiber deep down my soul. The story is about broken people and how they overcome the riddle of their minds and traumas. But if you really pay attention, like I did the second time I watched it, you will realise it is much more than that. It is a tale about life and togetherness. I would love to see this short series get the recognition it deserves but I guess this is kind of an acquired taste that only a few will enjoy. A secret I hope I am passing to you.

The plot was a mix between Mission Imposible/Stranger Things ( two different teams teaming up at the end)/ and some Jurassic park at the end. So it was the multiverse of no plot, so badly written that I wonder if I could do better with the same budget.

It's sad, just sad and boring.