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How do you make a that makes the gamers feel like that they are in the game and the audience feel like they are watching a good show? How do you fit every detail every small reference every Easter egg from all the games in the series and still keep things interesting? How do you interconnect 8 different games in one story? How do you make three separate protagonists that are believable, equally interesting and not break the continuity of the universe you're making. This show has no business being so good, it's almost better than some of the games. The humour is sometimes burst out loud, the characters are fun to watch, Again this show has no business being so good. It makes other shows like last of us, threebody, look like child's work. Again it punches several weight classes above its weight. I hope season 2 is even better, cautiously.

This show is about monsters, which is why you will mostly see soap opera actors (and a sprinke of 3 awesome real actors). I am a human with a busy life for most of you, so a show must be sufficiently entertaining for me to spend my precious alone time on earth watching it instead of you know, spending time on better shows in the backlog. This show wasn't worth my time, I really wanted to like it because Kurt and Wyatt Russell are in it, but they are not really in it. In the first 20 mins, we see Wyatt become third wheel in a group, and when they two dudes say to the girl it is too dangerous we can't let you go down there, she says "you won't LET ME?" As if that is some kind of inside information the audience is supposed to infer. Who writes this? It appears they have little experience beyond a gated community in San Diego. Not worth your precious time, tim apple should just focus on phones, apple Tv is very low quality.

To add to other reviewers, what I loved were as follows: the practical effects, not disrespecting your hero, good actors and characters with actual character arcs, a story about sacrifice and clever comical bits. A couple of the scenes I literally laughed and I'm not one to go beyond a "heh"

I know some identity politicing happened befor the movie got released but there's literally no identity politics in the move. It's enjoyable and the characters follow their attributes: the brute is a charming idiot, the bard is actually clever, the druid finds ways to be useful and the wizard does wizardry in way that is logical. Recommended.