Infinite Sky

This was a well-made series, but it was very tragic and fraught with cruelty and violence, given the backdrop of post-Emancipation era Jamaica, which was simmering with the literal heat of the tropical climate and the tension that existed between the former plantation owners and the former slaves. Miss July's story is sad, with moments of levity and a bittersweet ending, but one that I feel was well deserved given all that she was subjected to. The few things I did not like were how July was not visibly biracial, despite her father supposedly being a white "Scotchman" with red hair and freckles. The other thing was that almost every white person present in the series was depicted as being cruel, vicious, violent, and racist, which is understandable to an extent. However, I still feel I was exaggerated to an unrealistic extent. When first introduced, even Robert Goodwin seems to be an honorable and decent man with good morals. Yet, by the end of the next episode, he had entirely betrayed July and stolen their daughter back to England to be raised by him and the cruel, spiteful Caroline. He had become degraded and corrupted, yes, but I don't see how he could change like that so quickly. It didn't seem realistic for his character.

A masterwork of suspense, subtlety and nuance. James Nguyen is a modern day Hitchcock!

Very intense in some scenes a bit muddled and slow moving in parts but has a clear theme involving the horror which often results from the human tendency to profit from and exploit tragic events and individuals, both human and non human, in often reckless and even dangerous or cruel ways

This was a surprisingly good watch. Initially it came off somewhat derivative of franchises like X-Men and older 80s films like ET but as it progressed and the pieces came together that explained the origin of "Gabriel" and his connection to Madison the film picked up pace and I genuinely did not see the big reveal that came in the third act.

Is it certainly creepy, unsettling and eerie but it felt oddly incomplete and the acting from the little boy Hansel was not very good, Alice Krige definitely stands out for her performance as Hulda

This movie is an absolute disgrace to the animated series words alone cannot describe how abysmal this dreck is and how much it fails on every conceivable level, avoid at all costs!!!