This episode is actually the 1st thing I've ever seen on TV that has brought me to tears. The acting, the writing and the arrangement were beyond perfect, and the rapport with Katie and Jake was truly believable (even if highly fictitious). The writing has a classy and genuine feel to it, which for American TV, is a rarity. But it's the hope, desperation and resilience to constantly drive forward and survive, that actually makes this show interesting. We constantly see the dystopian scenario in shows like The Walking Dead and Under The Dome, were mankind turn on one another, but in this show, there is always hope. Here's hoping that the bar that's been set, follows for the remaining episodes and for any future disaster dramas.
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2 Reviews
Disaster L.A.
(2014)
fantastic...considering a very low expectation
26 October 2014
The film had a gripping storyline, that much did well considering an obvious low budget.
When you're restricted by budgets, then you don't do too much.....which is the general gist of this cleverly done masterpiece in film making.
The character development, although fairly generic, worked well.
The camera work was the only thing I had a issue with - I'm not a big fan of indie cinema.
Some people may critique this given its non fixed genre, but multi-genres are always the most memorable.
Watch it with an open mind and you'll love the film.
When you're restricted by budgets, then you don't do too much.....which is the general gist of this cleverly done masterpiece in film making.
The character development, although fairly generic, worked well.
The camera work was the only thing I had a issue with - I'm not a big fan of indie cinema.
Some people may critique this given its non fixed genre, but multi-genres are always the most memorable.
Watch it with an open mind and you'll love the film.
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