Oliver Taylor

More like Star Trek meets Star Wars than the foundation. Still found it entertaining and for about half an episode I was still really excited. What it isn't is an exploration of the evolution of history as the driving force of factors beyond normal human powers where everyone is playing a part as the product of their times. The true roles of religion, politics, science and mass groups of humans. It is however a good commentary on our own time in a way that Star Trek was, and feels like an important milestone in some senses. I loved the casting and the acting. But the dialogue is heavy, and characters are nearly all two dimensional. As a means of explaining the real meaning of the foundation series, the inevitability of the world, how the idea of great people making a difference is an illusion and things change in reality because of mass societal forces combined with science (or as in the case of the Mule, the supernatural), the series gets 1 star. I gave it three because I think as a high budget star Wars meets Star Trek it was pretty entertaining.

A poor rip off of Rick and Morty's multiverse (which is much funnier and more original). Really disappointing guess there's nothing original in Hollywood anymore and looking forward to being able to fully make my own AI created plots

Really enjoyed the first episode! IMO not as good as the new House of Dragons so far... But looking forward to seeing more! Overall great homage to the originals, and a good setup. There is some not so great acting moments in there, and we are still finding our feet figuring out how to modernize classic worlds; but I think they have done a bloody good job & a lot of the reviews are a little unfair. The kind hearted but genius Tolkien would be delighted with how his works are being taken into our optimistic future.