The original The Stand had a great premise, but seemed to fall apart at the end.
So I was hoping this would be an attempt to tell the story better. If its an attempt, it isn't a good one. At least not yet.
I was looking for SOMETHING to like in this second episode. A good performance. A compelling scene. Some urgency. But it just falls flat. Maybe its because we're having a real pandemic right now.
If the director would quit jumping around and tell the story in more linear fashion, maybe it could hold my attention. Let's hope the next episodes are better.
So I was hoping this would be an attempt to tell the story better. If its an attempt, it isn't a good one. At least not yet.
I was looking for SOMETHING to like in this second episode. A good performance. A compelling scene. Some urgency. But it just falls flat. Maybe its because we're having a real pandemic right now.
If the director would quit jumping around and tell the story in more linear fashion, maybe it could hold my attention. Let's hope the next episodes are better.