Sometimes a TV series raises philosophical issues. Like, "what does this exist?" "Who thought it was a good idea?" "Who is it for?
This is such a series.
The first episode begins with a shootout. Are the people we briefly meet bad guys? Good guys? It's not at all apparent, although apparently there's a theory they're the characters from the movie this is based on. Anyway, it's brutal yet boring.
Then there's a weird job interview, which is creepy yet boring.
Then the two principles meet and have these aimless, pointless conversations that are just plain boring. Since the movie was a comedy you might think the conversation would be funny or something, but it's really not. Just bland chit chat.
Not only are their initial interactions dull but they don't really make sense based on who these people are and what their jobs are.
I made it through a half hour of the first episode. It might get better, but life is short.
This is such a series.
The first episode begins with a shootout. Are the people we briefly meet bad guys? Good guys? It's not at all apparent, although apparently there's a theory they're the characters from the movie this is based on. Anyway, it's brutal yet boring.
Then there's a weird job interview, which is creepy yet boring.
Then the two principles meet and have these aimless, pointless conversations that are just plain boring. Since the movie was a comedy you might think the conversation would be funny or something, but it's really not. Just bland chit chat.
Not only are their initial interactions dull but they don't really make sense based on who these people are and what their jobs are.
I made it through a half hour of the first episode. It might get better, but life is short.