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Binged it in a day! Really really entertaining and good. Squid game, meets lord of the flies, meets platform, meets no exit..."hell is other people". And throw in that old psychology experiment about the prison guards. I honestly can't understand the 1 star reviews. About people acting in unrealistic ways. It's an unrealistic setting. And also....I think it's important to consider different cultural norms when it comes to character behavior. It's beautifully shot too. There are many twists and turns and unexpected events.

I am a gamer....I've never played fallout. I started watching and halfway through the first episode I thought 'maybe I SHOULD play the game? Because this show is actually really good and I bet alot is lost on me as someone who doesn't know the lore' but I couldn't help but continue watching. Binged the entire thing in a day. So good, Funny and well thought out characters. I will now consider playing the game before season 2....but there are so many different games I don't know where to start!

I've cried twice.... gotten genuinely angry...gasped and wowed. This game is insane! Everything about it! The writing team has managed to make me genuinely care about every mission and character...even the side missions. Ive not even finished the game...I've just completed 'on the wings of the ten' and without spoiling....the second I mounted that animal...this became my new favourite game. For story and character alone it serpases my other faves like Witcher 3, dragon age, assassin's creed, mass effect and Deus ex. And gameplay is fun and dynamic, I have the sense I could die when taking of challenges, and never feel overpowered. The people behind it have clearly listened to what the people want and delivered. Other studios can learn from this. It's just really really good. And has earned its place up there to be considered as one of the greats. I feel like these guys are the new biowear. And don't even get me started on the soundtrack!! 👍🏽👍🏽

Wow, well.... So very classic woman with (or pregnant with) child has to overcome some sort of apocalypse and make it to safety.. a la birdbox or the quiet place. So yh that's the story in a nutshell. Now, when I say lazy writing I mean that in every sense of the word. There is NOTHING new here... nothing. Not even an attempt. After a while I actually started laughing at the huge time jumps. Anytime something got too complicated to film or the plot hole got toooo large...boom...the protagonist wakes up and a significant amount of time has passed and we just need to accept that something happened off screen. The characters...oh the characters. I've seen better written NPCs in video games. No humans behave in this way. Has the script writer never actually met another person, ever? At one point I noticed that the male protagonists hair was pristine. Like fresh trim...and I was like...'i thought they had been hiking through the forrests' and then I looked at his immaculately clean yellow top and all their unbroken clean gear. The costume department hadn't bothered to make anyone's outfits look 'lived in'. The should go and watch other (good) post apocalyptic movies to get an idea. I never once worried about the characters not having enough food or supplies. I just don't know what this movie was meant to be about. Like what story it wanted to tell, person it wanted us to relate to, lesson to learn or warning to heed. Apart from the obvious... robots will take over. Finally one last thing that annoyed me no end. Why didn't she give the Polaroid of the 3 of them to the baby with the paperwork. I'm only an aunty but if my niece was going to be shipped off....I would want her to have a picture of her biological family, so as a mother... surely she would want that too. And don't get me started on what was the need to burn his picture? Like I get it...a symbolic moving on...but really?! And the fact that he died off screen when he was also a main protagonist is mind blowing. Main protagonist as in we saw things from his perspective as well...not just following her and what she knows and see's. Well at least we did, for the first half of the movie...and then we just didn't anymore...he became an accessory (as someone else pointed out) and I don't know if this was done on purpose or just again sloppy film making. I could go on about its unforgettable sound track, it's inconsistent enemies (are they zombie androids or strategic masterminds?) And the comical placement of two silent but stern bodyguards next to literally ANY character of importance....but I'm going to stop now.