I remember them being quite ahead of their time in that aspect. Very enjoyable, flowing combat. Weren't they also some of the first games with a bounty type system where specific enemies remember you, and you got bonuses for killing them or something?
Busy with The Bear season 4, and still enjoying it. But seems sensible it ended with season 5.
I find it fascinating that this show can create so much tension almost out of the blue. Think the incredibly tight writing and great camera work does a lot of it. Can watch a show about impending...
Also, there was no 'he' that wrote anything. What we call 'Homer' was in reality a large group of different people who cobbled together verbal re-tellings of poems over centuries. One of them used the term λευκόχερη (leukōlenos) once. For context, Helen is also described as having 3 different...
When the show was announced, I remember reading something online about judging it based on whether they 'show' the opening line or have some cringy exposition.
Crime 101. Lots to like about this. Very atmospheric, with shades of Michael Mann. Great score and cinematography that really suits the style. But probably about 20 minutes too long, and Barry Keoghan is under-used for how good he (generally, but also is in this). Plus, one of the main plot...
Very well. Like the many adaptations that have been done for the story, I think this one made some sensible changes to keep it tight and on track.
I especially liked the way the sequences with action in them weren't written or filmed like 'action' sequences in the modern sense. But more how...