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hlthe2b

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2. I saw it in the theater (one of a few)... I think the problem was it was meant to be four-parts

Reply to doc03 (Original post)

Fri Jan 3, 2025, 05:34 PM

Jan 2025

but the material would have been far more suited to a tv mini-series, which typically requires the first episode to set up the rest. Given filming/release of any further "segments" is questionable, I can see why anyone watching it now would be quite disappointed.

That said, it was beautiful cinematography on the big screen, so I did enjoy that.

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Last night I saw the first chapter of Horizon on Netflix. I thought it was boring [View all] doc03 Jan 2025 OP

Have you seen 1883? ItsjustMe Jan 2025 #1

I saw it in the theater (one of a few)... I think the problem was it was meant to be four-parts hlthe2b Jan 2025 #2

I agree about the cinematography. Not realistic as far as the charactors, people traveling by doc03 Jan 2025 #3

Spectators seem really split over this project Mike 03 Jan 2025 #4

tediously awful. Voltaire2 Jan 2025 #5

Same - boring show vanboggie Jan 2025 #6