I just finished Constellation and really enjoyed it.
Just scrolling through some old trek conversations, literally 2 days after finishing constellation and I read this … woot!
Yea, I found myself really enjoying it too. One of those wonderful things where I had no idea what it was going in and finding a sort of lower-hype style sci-fi trying for a real attempt at something a bit more dramatic and even surreal and I was just like “yes!”. It certainly had its flaws IMO, but when it was working it was some of my fav TV in recent times!
spoiler
I loved that scene in the “other”/liminal cabin (well all of the cabin stuff was brilliant for me TBH) where the two Alice’s and Jo have united and are just kinda processing their grief together. IMO, what a way to take a basic sci-fi idea, combine it with some surrealism in a fairly grounded mechanic (audio tapes and mirrors!) and make a statement about what tragedy is like.
Just scrolling through some old trek conversations, literally 2 days after finishing constellation and I read this … woot!
Yea, I found myself really enjoying it too. One of those wonderful things where I had no idea what it was going in and finding a sort of lower-hype style sci-fi trying for a real attempt at something a bit more dramatic and even surreal and I was just like “yes!”. It certainly had its flaws IMO, but when it was working it was some of my fav TV in recent times!
spoiler
I loved that scene in the “other”/liminal cabin (well all of the cabin stuff was brilliant for me TBH) where the two Alice’s and Jo have united and are just kinda processing their grief together. IMO, what a way to take a basic sci-fi idea, combine it with some surrealism in a fairly grounded mechanic (audio tapes and mirrors!) and make a statement about what tragedy is like.