Ozark has been incredible. I've watched 3/10 episodes. Jason Bateman crushes the role (surprisingly for me).
8.8/10
Now, I like 'Ozark', but noted that it's gone back the old style of series making; sh*t loads happening at break neck speed and nothing really explained as to how he did anything and it's just accepted.
I'm so used to quality writing now, that I felt spoilt watching it and picking plot holes all over the place
If they slowed it down, 'Ozark' would retain its drama and depth.
As a result, it's merely okay for me.
Appreciate the post and I can see that angle. By used to quality writing what are you referring too?
The problem with Mr Robot is his 60 second hacks don't include the 2 weeks of hash cracking with a titan z array.I mean 'entering the world of the protagonist'.
'Mr Robot' is quite an extreme version of being in depth but, for me, it added to it and taught me things I didn't know.
To a lesser extent 'Ray Donovan'; you know who he is, what weight of cross he's suffering with. The stories, though, are secondary to 'Ray Donovan' himself.
'The Wire' is opposite to 'Ray Donovan' as the story, as a whole, has lots of character foundation to hold it up on.
For me, it's where 'Ozark' falls down. I don't feel it knows what it wants, although it has a gem of a story, it has too many 'possibly great' sub stories it could work with, but there's no explanation as to why what happens, happens.
It's a problem that's unsustainable.
The problem with Mr Robot is his 60 second hacks don't include the 2 weeks of hash cracking with a titan z array.
Set your planners guys & gals, Ray Donovan is back next week :-)
It was aimed at the Mother Teresa's on the forum :-)You sure it is not back already in some places ;-)
Edit: It may be everywhere, it was pre'd yesterday and spread far and wide.
Fuck, i thought there was a chance of between the lines going over my head. Head is full of json array settings atm xDIt was aimed at the Mother Teresa's on the forum :-)