Anybody know if See has resumed Filming ?
The last episode of season one was Awesome !
The last episode of season one was Awesome !
My fav show of the original releases. I see the potential of this show going on for many seasons. At some point, they’ll go into the future and the first few seasons will in retrospect be viewed as prequels to what could potentially be the beginning of a sci-fi cult classic.
Hm. "Humankind" seems like an easier way to get where he's going than "peoplekind".
I enjoyed the 1st season of the show, in spite of the main character turning out to be kind of a knob, & caring less & less about him and his pouty temper as it went on.
Season 2 was being filmed quite a while ago and was almost done when filming had to stop due to the pandemic. It's just that it's now resuming to finish up the couple of remaining episodes of season 2.I really did not like this show, with the length of time that went by I thought they had moved onto something better! Imagine my surprise to hear part 2 being filmed so long after part 1 bombed.
Found this series a chore and gave up.
I also noticed the woke nod with noble Russia putting up a woman astronaut while the poor oppressed US receptionist watches in envy. Communism is the way to go for equality don’t you know. Just can’t help themselves with the messaging everywhere.
True story? Hardly. The coronavirus is fake news. All that coronavirus “news” footage you see is also filmed on the moon.true story: they are actually filming it on the moon, so no corona virus issues.
Human kind still has “man kind” in it though. Someone bound to get offendedHm. "Humankind" seems like an easier way to get where he's going than "peoplekind".
I enjoyed the 1st season of the show, in spite of the main character turning out to be kind of a knob, & caring less & less about him and his pouty temper as it went on.
Thankfully Apple isn't just making shows for you. Critics and viewers would certainly disagree that it "bombed".I really did not like this show, with the length of time that went by I thought they had moved onto something better! Imagine my surprise to hear part 2 being filmed so long after part 1 bombed.
Found this series a chore and gave up.
I also noticed the woke nod with noble Russia putting up a woman astronaut while the poor oppressed US receptionist watches in envy. Communism is the way to go for equality don’t you know. Just can’t help themselves with the messaging everywhere.
true story: they are actually filming it on the moon, so no corona virus issues.
Found this series a chore and gave up.
I also noticed the woke nod with noble Russia putting up a woman astronaut while the poor oppressed US receptionist watches in envy. Communism is the way to go for equality don’t you know. Just can’t help themselves with the messaging everywhere.
Your complaint feels a bit like saying that MASH largely ignored the war going on around it by staying focused on the activities in the hospital; Korea Patrol was a much better film because it showed the war. The thing is these are two very different stories. MASH also seemed overly focused on "hot-button social issues" which is a bizarre dismissal of some of the most significant events of our time. I accept that For All Mankind is not the show you want to see but what you are asking for is not relevant to the story. As an editor I would have cut the scenes you are asking for because they do not add to the story being told.Such a waste, this show. Great concept brought down by poor writing. The characters are boring and the first season rushes through so many very emotional events, but as a viewer we don't really care. We don't know these characters well enough to care.
Even worse, though, is the squandered opportunity to explore what America (and the world) would have been like had the Russians really pulled ahead in the space race. Oddly enough, the Russians are hardly in the show and they don't even function well as a boogeyman.
The first season covers like 10 years, yet we rarely get a glimpse outside of the same few sets: astronaut homes, mission control, lunar landers, and the local bar. The glimpses of TV news giving us tidbits of information about the show's alternate timeline is pure laziness as well. I guess they had to do something because the rest of the show doesn't feel like it belongs in an alternate timeline at all.
When it comes to alternate timeline shows, Man in the High Castle did a great job of creating the alternate America. We experienced it. We got to see Macy's in NYC at Christmas all decked out in Nazi holiday decorations. We experienced a different kind of "American" and we understood how this person came to be.
For All Mankind does none of this. It lazily moves from one hot button social issue (women in space! racism! closeted gay people in a marriage of convenience!) to another. It asks us to believe that this is a different America from the one we experienced growing up (those of us old enough anyway), yet does virtually nothing to create that different America on the screen short of a few TV news snippets.
The show's execution feels familiar. The look. The astronauts in sports cars. The ensemble cast. The rousing music when our characters overcome adversity and mission control cheers. Wait, haven't I seen this somewhere before? Many times. I'm sure the second season will be just as dull and derivative as the first.
Such a waste, this show. Great concept brought down by poor writing. The characters are boring and the first season rushes through so many very emotional events, but as a viewer we don't really care. We don't know these characters well enough to care.
Even worse, though, is the squandered opportunity to explore what America (and the world) would have been like had the Russians really pulled ahead in the space race. Oddly enough, the Russians are hardly in the show and they don't even function well as a boogeyman.
The first season covers like 10 years, yet we rarely get a glimpse outside of the same few sets: astronaut homes, mission control, lunar landers, and the local bar. The glimpses of TV news giving us tidbits of information about the show's alternate timeline is pure laziness as well. I guess they had to do something because the rest of the show doesn't feel like it belongs in an alternate timeline at all.
When it comes to alternate timeline shows, Man in the High Castle did a great job of creating the alternate America. We experienced it. We got to see Macy's in NYC at Christmas all decked out in Nazi holiday decorations. We experienced a different kind of "American" and we understood how this person came to be.
For All Mankind does none of this. It lazily moves from one hot button social issue (women in space! racism! closeted gay people in a marriage of convenience!) to another. It asks us to believe that this is a different America from the one we experienced growing up (those of us old enough anyway), yet does virtually nothing to create that different America on the screen short of a few TV news snippets.
The show's execution feels familiar. The look. The astronauts in sports cars. The ensemble cast. The rousing music when our characters overcome adversity and mission control cheers. Wait, haven't I seen this somewhere before? Many times. I'm sure the second season will be just as dull and derivative as the first.