Rob Houg (Therealrobshow)

Tall Pines is, regrettably, a narrative failure, characterized by a disjointed execution and substandard writing. The production attempts to be profound and artistic but ultimately devolves into a waste of viewer time. The constant striving to be something more than its script allows results in a viewing experience that feels overly ambitious and deeply flawed. The series is plagued by unexplained scene content and the abrupt termination of several character arcs, leaving the audience with zero narrative closure. Specific plot points, such as a particular sex scene, are introduced without logical or compelling justification, further muddying the plot. (SPOILER ALERT): The ending is particularly egregious and can only be described as complete trash. It employs a confusing sequence in which a departing girl seemingly envisions Alex as a caring parental figure, only for the scene to abruptly cut to her alone in a car. This suggests Alex was a figure of care but was ultimately too self-serving or entrenched in the dysfunctional setting of Tall Pines to meaningfully intervene. The lack of coherence in this final sequence, and the series as a whole, is frustrating. The fact that this show was produced and potentially recognized is perplexing, given the amateur quality of the writing and the consistent failure to convert artistic intent into successful storytelling. Achieving true artistry requires skill that Tall Pines conspicuously lacks. The viewing experience is akin to a bad date—one you are eager to have end.

Still good for what it is. my parents watched it I watched it now my kids watch it :)

If you speak Swede maybe you will enjoy the movie. I could not make it past 15 minutes. The movie looked ok and visual effects were beautiful. I just cannot bring myself to read a movie. If it had english dubs I may have given it more of a chance. This movie was advertised all over as if it was a hit us movie. False.