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What I'd really personally like to see is space opera with better storytelling. But the impression I've got is that the sorts of films that do best as indies ar
by eslaught 4y ago
What I'd really personally like to see is space opera with better storytelling. But the impression I've got is that the sorts of films that do best as indies are ones where the props are cheap. So in other words, mostly contemporary or maybe historical settings. There are a handful of exceptions I'm aware of, but only a handful.
Am I wrong about this? Anything I'm missing?
- phyrex 4y agoThe Expanse
- wheelinsupial 4y agoUnfortunately this one seems polarizing. I loved it from the first scene, but there seem to be more than a few people who find it slow and boring to start, and don't come around to it.
- phyrex 4y agoTo be fair, it is a little slow and boring to start :) I still liked it, but it’s not representative of where the show goes later on
- kranke155 4y agoSeriously watch Andor. Best sci fi show I’ve seen in years, SW or not.
- phyrex 4y agoDoes one need to be up to date on the recent Star Wars movies?
- kranke155 4y agoNo, in fact nothing in particular relates it to any other SW content. It’s just a sci fi show set in that universe, that’s the way I see it. Takes the universe seriously, sets down rules for how it could work and it operates within that space. But it’s better written, acted and art directed than most TV I’ve ever seen. Id rank it as high or higher than Chernobyl. I’d say it’s must see TV.
- phyrex 4y agoI’m enjoying it! Thanks for the recommendation!