Wait...3 Body Problem is Actually GOOD!?
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- čas přidán 23. 03. 2024
- A positive review of the new Netflix show "3 Body Problem". From the showrunners of David Benioff and Dan Weiss who made Game of Thrones, I wasn't exactly expecting this show to be great, but it was surprisingly really well done. A learned educator delivers a lecture shedding light on the three-body problem in a detailed and easy-to-understand manner.
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The way they separated and mixed characters that will lead into the 2 other books is pretty fantastic.
By the third episode, I'd almost kind of forgotten about the Iron Fleet.
I think season 2 will bring in a lot people who are on the fence. It's about to get real wild with this story.
The Dumbest First Season In TV History .
bro they ruined luo ji's character
"It was fine to good". Bro why is everyone on the internet so hard to please with shows these days. Is everyone just too riddled with dopamine now? This show was absolutely incredible.
The first 5 episodes are basically book 1
As someone who has read all three books, this review and others like it to me just get at the fact that people who haven’t read the books probably wouldn’t like them much either… The show effectively collapses elements of TBP and the sequel - the Dark Forrest into the first season. The story - either in the show or the books - is never about providing platforms for characters “to show how smart they are” by spouting a lot of technical babble at the audiences (seriously, why/how is this a complaint?) - it’s about exploring the notion of first contact based on the real scale of the universe and what that means when you think about the consequences of said physics and time with game theory. The show isn’t perfect, but it does a good job of creating characters with some connective tissue with eachother, whereas in the books it’s much flatter, disparate and disconnected because the focus is much more on the higher concepts.
the reason will and saul didnt get much to do until the last episodes is because their characters' stories take place in book 2
Most characters in the trilogy are badly written, and this is the reason I find myself enjoying the majority of the adapted characters. The only exception would be Ye Wenjie, who is probably the best-written character in the trilogy.
I'm sorry if I spoil this to anyone else, but regarding your take on characters becoming relevant late in the season at around
I want to add that the Cultural Revolution scenes and young Ye Wenjie scenes were absolutely standout and top notch.
It kinda crazy that your complaint about Saul and Will being "left in the background and/or irrelevant" is so factual since their analogues (Lao Ji & Yun Tienming) don't appear in the first book which episodes 1-5 take inspiration from.
Loved the 3 body problem! They did a great job adapting book series.
I completely agree with the fact that the caracters didn't feel as intelectual or intelligent as they should be. In my opinion there was a little bit too much fixated on their emotions.
I dont understand the lower expectations.
Soul's character is not from the first book, he's the main character of the second. That's why he doesn't have much to do in many episodes and at the end he gets so important. Last episodes are from book 2 and 3
It seems to be a unique situation where people who read all the books seem to like the show more than those who didn't.
It is! Turned out much better than I expected
I agree! They should gone more into what is going wrong with science and what was happening to the particle accelerators!