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Ruiguang W @RuiguangW 1d Asian male erasure, case #492384. I know an all-Chinese cast won't be popular in the West, but at least keep the protagonist Chinese. Why is that such a big ask? The plot deviates too much from the original. There's no reason to change it even if the setting changes. See more LeMarc J @RT53271071 Jul 9 Rewatched for the third time recently and had to double take at the year it released: 2024. The idea that this good of a show was released in the last 6 years when 99% of everything else has been sub par, was a refreshing reminder. The plot and world building is thick and amazing. The cast is diverse, but not forced. Produced by the GOT showrunners - and it shows. can’t wait for S2. See more Par H @Parhwy Jun 25 The Three-Body Problem (2024) is a US sci-fi series of 8 episodes I saw on Netflix in June 2026. I binged this in two days. That is almost unprecedented. Very easy to watch, way easy to be engaged, so easy to make you forget you have a doomscroll-device glued to your hand 24/7. The story is incredible yet portrayed believably, the plot is incredibly complex yet conveyed in a friendly manner. Editing, cinematography, acting, scripting, CGI is all on par and shows care with a decent budget. My only criticism is the section where there is understandable societal breakdown. My criticism is that while it is shown in ample and a variety of scenes, it exits stage left as a resolved issue without much explanation. As a fan of Lost and West World, I felt this show. My fav actor is Liam Cunningham. Benedict Wong too, he is never not likeable. Overall, the actors and acting all fit. Rewatch? Maybe? Recommend? Yes. 8/10. See more Eric N. @Sweet_Tomato Jun 18 Never seen anything like it. That said, I do wish they fleshed out the characters more beyond just scientists. I would have liked to see more of their relationships and character development too. The cinematography could use work so that important scenes could feel as captivating as they should be. Also, I wish they had centered the plot around the countdowns instead of the video game, cult, and aliens since I felt like the countdowns were much more interesting. The overuse of the f-word along with drinking, drugs, smoking, etc. felt really lazy to me. Overall, the show had a lot of potential, but too much of it felt random or poorly conceived. See more Evan Z. @Curivity Apr 24 With mysterious deaths of scientists in real life, this show is eerily poignant in today's world. Almost too poignant. The concept is very unique, but yet heavily influenced by today's culture of AI emergence and UFO declassifications. Every aspect of the show is intriguing and engaging and I highly recommend it for any sci-fi fan. See more Neil C @RT40530644 Apr 22 The concept is good and the book it is based on is great but the script is dire - really lazy writing of dialogue with continuous use of the F word and the C word - can't the writers try a little bit? I'm rooting for the aliens because it is so badly written. None of the characters are interesting or likeable. The most suspect part of the narrative is the part where it is seen to be justified to slice children into pieces using nano fibres - basically the suggestion that crimes against humanity can be justified - I imagine that the script is written with the support and approval of the US military. The Chinese version is more intellectually stimulating and entertaining so maybe try that first (or read the book). See more Read all reviews

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