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If you liked those epic long one shot's scenes brought to you by the combo Alfonso Cuarón + Emmanuel Lubezky, you will love this series. You also can notice their influence on the authors of L'Effondrement, because the plot of the movie also brings a postapocalyptical theme.

Don´t look up is another recent comparison regarding the topics covered in one of the chapters of this series. Bringing some uncomfortable truth to the table and having to deal with people's indifference.

Technically astounding, i dont know yet how they filmed some parts of the scenes, but I understand that they put a lot of work into preparing them.

The acting is amazing. Every character is depicted in great detail, and you connect and empathize with each of them.

One of the best series of recent times, and they didn´t need eight seasons for achieving that. Just eight 20min chapters.

This is not a movie. This is the birth of a new generation. With this, you don't need much more movies to say something interesting about cinema. Its lyrical power, the visual, auditive, and dreamable impact is huge.

This is one of those few times in which you don't know what do you like the most: the book or the film. Without Philip Dick this beautiful dark universe would have never been created. I missed only a few things in the movie. One of these is the J.R.Isidore (J.F.Sebastian) live-dreams full of kipple. Another one is Mercerism and that parallel universe in which every one is involved.

TIP: When you see a 90's or 00's sci-fi film, just count with your fingers the replicant scenes, i mean the scenes stolen from Blade runner. Probably you'll need the fingers of your feet.

TIP FOR THE NEW PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS: Please try to be at the Blade Runner level, but not only copying it. Instead of that, generate new visual ideas in the same way they did with this movie.

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