i thought this was visually stunning. i thought this had a beautiful message. but i didn’t resonate with it and that’s ok.
i think the conversation of representation is really important here and i saw a girl on TikTok i forget her name but she put it beautifully. i didn’t resonate with this movie, and that’s ok. it isn’t for me. i’ve seen a lot of cis people dismissing this movie as bad or confusing or unrelatable, but obviously dude.…
what a chilling and heartbreaking project.
first of all how fucking impressive every single episode all done in one take each. hour long episodes that are so incredibly well done. the cast was brilliant, it’s insane to know that this was Owen Cooper’s first job, i mean what a fucking debut, he’s beyond talented. the one take style makes everything feel so natural, no part of dialogue felt unrealistic. it was so real. so horrifyingly painfully real.
this may very well be the best miniseries i’ve ever seen in my life, i would go as far as to say that it’s perfect.
my mother is an indian immigrant who has a horrible relationship with her mother. to this day my grandmother lives with us and my mum does everything for her and she has never been a good enough daughter to her. i see the pain she’s put through every day.
growing up i didn’t have a good relationship with my mother either. i was fearful that when i have a child id end up like my mother just as she turned…
