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Critic Consensus: Sense8 maintains its stunning visuals, Wachowski wackiness, and great heart -- though its individual characters deserve more development.
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as Nomi Marks
as Will Gorski
as Sun
as Riley
as Kala
as Wolfgang
as Lito
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as Assistant Director
as Capheus
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It's all thoroughly bonkers. Yet with dystopian sci-fi in the ascendency, the Wachowskis are to be applauded for daring to strike a positive note.
This nakedly political show somehow manages to be free-spirited, rather than dull or polemical; its good intentions often border on goofy naiveté in a way that's charming rather than grating.
Sense8 may have had a slow start in Season 1, but Season 2 is a hell of a ride. Hold on tight.
Sense8 has always been about family, and the last few episodes crystallize and expand on the various meanings and iterations of family that have been presented in the show: good families, bad families, flesh-and-blood families, and found families.
Very rarely does a TV series come along that just loves existing as much as Sense8 does.
I'm more accepting of the show's eccentricities and rough spots, more willing to follow it over the cliff of cheesy dialogue and baffling character beats, simply because I love having a show this open-hearted, yet still boasting this many car chases.
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