In a futuristic theme park staffed by artificial beings, guests can live out their wildest fantasies. However, when the robots begin to run amok, the guests find themselves in a world where anything can happen…
From executive producer J.J Abrams and writer/director Jonathan Nolan and featuring Anthony Hopkins, Ed Harris and Thandie Newton.
This starts tomorrow at 9PM on Sky Atlantic.Got massive hype and seems interesting. Anyone gonna watch it?
I watched the first episode of this and - as usual - didn’t have a clue what was going on for most of it, but I like the premise.
It’s based on a 1973 dystopian film by Michael Crichton, and as I’m a fan of Crichton, JJ Abrams and Sky Atlantic stuff in general, i was always gonna watch this.
I don’t usually tend to judge a show off one episode and I usually do give shows a bit more if I can see the potential. Just couldn’t get into this at all unfortunately.
I’m on Episode 5 and really enjoying. Great concept and understand decision to effectively neutralise drama of first two episodes and establish the differences between the game and real world.
Feel much less confused on a pretty complex idea because of it.
There’s a lot of layers to the story and three episodes isn’t enough to get it, if anything the initial episodes where more setting the scene for what’s to come later.
It’s a shame some of you guys gave it up as it’s getting very interesting now, things are picking up.
I think all of my favourite shows I knew who I liked/cared about within the first or second episode. Walter White, President Bartlett, Bart Simpson, Frank Underwood and so on. Scene setting is fine but it felt more like filler than anything else to me.
Anyway no need for me to comment further here, I didn’t get the show and wont be tuning in again.
Only on episode 2 or 3, just haven’t had the time to get through it yet. Intrigued though and it’s obviously not a show you can just understand straight from the off. There’s a worthy payoff for sticking by it clearly. It’s just that very few have the patience for that kind of introduction and build up.