Al Zind: Thi'b Al Assi

Al Zind started off with a promising narrative but gradually lost its cohesion and storytelling strength. It experienced a decline in its narrative coherence, with elements of randomness and inconsistency becoming more prominent, especially after its first episodes and specifically around the fifth episode.

Certain scenes were introduced with a burst of energy and spectacle, only to fizzle out later without any significant presence in the unfolding dramatic events. The overall characteristic was an erratic transition from place to place and event to event, lacking a clear or convincing transition. It's as if each episode of the series began to resemble a collection of disconnected sketches rather than a cohesive, well-structured narrative as seen in its early episodes. Additionally, there were noticeable technical flaws in the editing and transitions between scenes.