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This one was a bimmer. First episodes got me hooked like never before 10/10. But somwhere in the end of season one all things got a bit bored. Same psychological psycisis episode after episode.

Started looking at sesson 2 and four episodes in with the same again and I decided to stop watching.

Such a bummer series. Could have been one of the best ever based on how it startet. But the story just became his psychological journey. 4 episodes in season 2 and nada happened to the f society story.

That was rhe thing that got me hooked after the first episodes. Such a great start! Loved it. But imo the story got lost in a strange brain journey.

I went to Hartwall to see the premiere on 10/11-2012. As a longtime fan of the band it was really exciting too see if they could transform a great celebration to life such as the album Imaginaerum to a full time (almoast) movie. They did! For all nightwish fans this is a must see. For others that don't know much about Nightwish this is a weird movie indeed. A mixture of The classic Snowman (1982) and some Tim Burton mixed with Holopainens (I guess) fear for what will happened after his roller-coaster has stopped with Nightwish. The Imaginaerum album is for me an emotional journey within myself. The movie projects that journey to Whitman thankfully. (My fear was that the movie should touch me as deeply as the album. But thankfully it did not. ) Still its a great Nightwish movie and the score is also beautifully arranged. I believe the movie will have some reference audio class for the home movie enthusiast. Could be wrong, but the sound and volume was impressive in Hartwall! And if you like me also love the moodier instrumental arrangements by Nightwish you must go buy The Score. Animations (lots of them and green screen effects) was also well done if you consider the budget. A great step forward compared to the Nightwish videos you have seen with animations.