greygalah

Rubbish. Like a child's fairy tale. It's dressed up with a broken chronology that gives different perspectives so that the flimsy plot is concealed in a technique used in films from the 1950s. That doesn't make it interesting because the invention comes from Japanese director Kurosawa to show how one event can be interpreted differently, whereas this is just a straight-forward plot cut into pieces and stuck together. It then employs the schlock horror film tropes that are tiresome to anyone over the age of 10.

Unfunny, dull and meandering. Yes, it's a satire on the white, wealthy set and their privileged personalities. They are awful characters. Like dog poo, you step over it and move on. What you don't do is take a photo, discuss the issue and perhaps pick it up to talk a closer look. On the other pole are those who need to laugh at the indelible fact that such humans exist.

I first gave this a 5 due to the memberberries from the original movie that subtracted the world building without adding anything. The idea of the synths with human minds was intriguing and offered promise, but now that has devolved into Disney's Peter Pan memberbriesber without substance. The story is all over the place with jump scares and tropes of suspense. Frankly, i don't care. I can only see the show getting worse and have better things to do with my time.