Netflix : Godless
Watched 3 episode so far. It's a very well done series. Love the Director, cinematography. Jeff Daniels is excellent.
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Great Show. Definitely worth a look.
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story-wise it really fell apart by the end and it seemed like they set out to make a "feminist western" without actually knowing anything about feminism so a lot of the beats they used ended up being the exact opposite ROFL
production was really good, story had enough intrigue to keep you going, and was largely entertaining though |
I really enjoyed it, now I’m half way through Peaky Blinders. The first season was ok, but it is really picking up steam.
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Finished the series. Everything about this series was fantastic. The cinematography and musical score was as good as any movie I’ve ever seen on a made for TV movie/series. That last episode cinematography reminded me of the cinematography in Dicapiro’s Revenant. The acting by everyone was top quality.
From an artistic movie making perspective, this is the best Netflix has ever done. |
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I am surprised that anyone would think this is a feminist western. No feminist western would give men the predominant storyline. It is true that, for a western, there is a high count of female characters, and many of them don't ascribe traditional western roles. On the other hand, the high number of male pov rapes and male rescues of damsels would soundly drown out that feminist chorus.
Try again. The show is called Godless, not Manless, for a reason. (Do ignore the trailer tagline about no man's land. Like many trailers, it hardly knows its own story.) Edit: That sounds a bit like I'm mad at it for not being feminist, but I'm not. I very much liked it. |
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