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Re:Netflix expected to spend over $6B on original and acquir... by ada1981 on Monday March 27, 2017 @11:15AM (#13968376)
The OA is amazing and beautiful. I loved the incorporation of primal & tribal dancing -- it's been a huge driver of healing from trauma since the dawn of man.
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Re:Netflix expected to spend over $6B on original and acquir... by maverick_iceman on Monday March 27, 2017 @12:02PM (#13968838)
OA seems like a poor cousin of Stranger Things. Very slow paced and nothing much happens in S1.
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Re:Netflix expected to spend over $6B on original and acquir... by Joeri on Monday March 27, 2017 @02:23PM (#13970312)
The OA isn't for everyone. I loved it and thought the first season was thrilling. It reminds me of the leftovers, not because of any common tone or theme, but because it's a show people either love or really don't like.
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Re:Netflix expected to spend over $6B on original and acquir... by vertex-four on Monday March 27, 2017 @02:24PM (#13970331)
If you want to see slow paced, Sense8 takes the biscuit. I count about 10 minutes of actual plot over the entire season, primarily concentrated in the first and last episodes. It's obviously meant to be a character-driven story, but each of the characters is a two-dimensional stereotype.
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Re:Netflix expected to spend over $6B on original and acquir... by ada1981 on Tuesday March 28, 2017 @11:15AM (#13977268)
I loved the OA, so perhaps I'll like Stranger Things even more? If I loved OA is it worth checking out ST?
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