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What's the difference between a true story and a made up story, that's the difference it's made up; Episode after episode writers have to come up with a new twist, but rapidly because it's made up things are always the same, up and downs up and downs,dead, gun fights, boring conversations that never end, so very soon the lack of flow is obvious.. It's mechanical instead of being like a true life story would be, organic. I mean it's a natural thing because it is a phenomenal endeavor for script writers to come up every week with something new with bite punch or simply interesting, it's actually impossible, and this series demonstrate that fact, no I didn't like it that much luckily I was fast forwarding most of the time because quickly I got bored till I stopped watching after the 3rd season...

Ostracism "affect" is not specific to a single community. No matter the community you belong to. Ostracism affect has a universal content, and an "after shock" mode, We all belong to a group, once we leave that group physically it doesn't mean we have left emotionally or culturally.

If you abandon your central functioning norm you'll need to replace it with something else, if you don't, that's when things may get really tough because of a profound "identity crisis".

For any of us, that's when things get very complicated.

Body and mind fear emptiness, along with the "nothing" that follows a sudden rupture. Equally the gilt that follows because we abandoned that significant other or others.

What we are next remains the most important question.

First of all, part one was pretty good, fast pace some talking , but not much, a fast pace movie I enjoyed, overall a very good movie.

The overall part 2 is boring not the actors fault though, rather it's the script that is dragging its feet nowhere because it's badly written so bad it becomes a snooze, at the end of the day it's boring and we've lost interest. Characters spend some much time talking philosophizing whining and complaining you wonder why a production would spend millions on such a badly written boring story. That's the trend these days, when a network wants to cut down expenses it's making characters blob to death.

Chalamet not my cup of tea in this part 2, he looks out of place, feels more like a choir boy rather than an action movie hero.

Part 2 misses the mark.