Episode 3 felt different, and when I learned it was directed by Charlotte Brandstorm, it made sense. The first two episodes were really good, but this one wasn't as good.
The camera angles were weird, the lighting and mood didn't feel right, and the story didn't fit together well. I didn't like it as much, and it felt like it was made by someone new or like spoiled food-just not good. Most people might not notice, but I did because I'm an artist.
It's sad because the show could have been much better. The big scene could have been exciting, but instead, it was weird and not exciting. Some parts felt forced, and the characters didn't seem like themselves. It's not the writing's fault, but how they showed it on screen that wasn't good.
Overall, this episode wasn't as good as the first two. It's disappointing because I can't fix it myself. I wish they had picked a different director. It's a shame when talented directors don't get a chance.
The camera angles were weird, the lighting and mood didn't feel right, and the story didn't fit together well. I didn't like it as much, and it felt like it was made by someone new or like spoiled food-just not good. Most people might not notice, but I did because I'm an artist.
It's sad because the show could have been much better. The big scene could have been exciting, but instead, it was weird and not exciting. Some parts felt forced, and the characters didn't seem like themselves. It's not the writing's fault, but how they showed it on screen that wasn't good.
Overall, this episode wasn't as good as the first two. It's disappointing because I can't fix it myself. I wish they had picked a different director. It's a shame when talented directors don't get a chance.