The entire thing is forced and the sfx are bad. The only good thing I can say about this series is that some of the camera shots are amazing and well done. This show will still entertain you but the original 2004 was much better done. It had darker tones and better sfx.
Comparing the 2004 film to the Netflix series, they lack so many great things that could of been added. For example, the banker in the 2004 film showed emotions and was sorry for the orphans. In the Netflix series, he tells them they died with a f*cking grin on his face. If that was meant to be a joke, they flopped.
N.P.H as count olaf is also a major flop. You can also tell that a major chunk of the script is half-assed and if the writers spent an extra week or two polishing it up they could of seriously improved the overall outcome of the series.
Comparing the 2004 film to the Netflix series, they lack so many great things that could of been added. For example, the banker in the 2004 film showed emotions and was sorry for the orphans. In the Netflix series, he tells them they died with a f*cking grin on his face. If that was meant to be a joke, they flopped.
N.P.H as count olaf is also a major flop. You can also tell that a major chunk of the script is half-assed and if the writers spent an extra week or two polishing it up they could of seriously improved the overall outcome of the series.