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4/10
What a terrible finale
Wittyknickname17 November 2019
What a wasted opportunity.

Season 1 was top notch. Season 2 and 3 though weaker, would've been permissible if season 4 was resolved properly; but the finale is rushed, leaving a real sense of wasted time.

If amazon wanted to can the series they should have left it at season 1. There's no excuse for how they ended the series.
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5/10
One of the quickest falls for a promising series
Nathanthomas9720 November 2019
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First and second seasons are interesting and build intriguing story structures. The third season veers from the main story, and tries it's best to murder its own characters without resolutions but for the most part is still watchable.

Do not even bother with the fourth season. This show couldn't keep main actors salaries. So they killed many characters off screen or just abandoned them without a second mention. To make up for this they hired a new slew of actors and started a brand new revolution that they try to force the viewer to care about via racial politics. It may work for some viewers but in the end the dialogue is still sloppy, rushed and overall stereotypical. A series that once praised the freedom America has brought by showing what the world would look like under a truly evil rule decides to bash America instead. Maybe solely because it's trendy in today's television and they needed to secure viewership for the forth and final season.

Sad
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The Man in the High Castle started with a BANG but is now only the HOLE left from the bullet....
the_movie_addict28 November 2018
The Man in the High Castle started with a BANG but is now only the HOLE left from the bullet....

EDITED AND UPDATED - Now that I have watched the fourth and the last season I can say that what I said before was true, real and predicted righteously.

The Man in the High Castle by Amazon Studios and Amazon Studios based on a Philip K. Dick's award-winning novel is a just a show that was great only in the first season because since then till latest, it has only declined and degraded.

When I post my disgruntled thoughts through a review for season 2 and 3, I thought the fourth season will change and make me love the series once again but I should say Amazon did a great job with Scott Free Productions, Headline Pictures, Electric Shepherd Productions, and Big Light Productions to make me hate and loathe it even more.

The reasons are very simple. The story in the first season was kept simple. atmospheric, mystery, tense, political and thriller kind of feel where you were genuinely interested what outcomes will make impact to the story and the characters portraying it. But after that through season 2, 3 and 4, it was dragging and just elongating character threads to keep them alive for things they do that doesn't matter to us or makes us take note. When the season 4 ended, I wasn't looking to anything better because show lost me and my interest and my respect after season 1. The story if we look in context to the novel or to what was adapted to screen as per the needs, is just out of the focus. I mean if you are making a character doing things that will change the course of the story and will bring impact to them and to us as viewers, then you need to keep them real and aimed. But the writers and most importantly, the producers failed at this and just dragged the show to keep it going. I was waiting to see generously to see the end of a character, plot point, story arc and something that doesn't change the course of the essence of the novel on which it was LOOSELY based upon. BUT I WAS WRONG. So as the result, the show is dull, uninteresting and at last, unwanted.

I started watching this back in 2015 when the first season arrived but since then i hadn't got the time to watch the other seasons, so this year this time, i decided to rewatch from starting till the end i.e., 3rd season.

It started with a promising and intriguing premise but as 3rd season ends, it shows very bleak chances of me returning back to other upcoming season.

1ST SEASON - Aimed highly as plot - 8/10 2ND SEASON - Aimed as story and character development 7/10 3RD SEASON - Just dragging things up and adding nonsensical things like nudes, kissing scenes, same sex relationships and plot lines that don't make any sense. 3/10 4TH SEASON - Nothing new, just dragging on with things they created unnecessarily in the previous seasons namely 2 and 3. 3/10

My advise would be just watch season 1 and leave it there before you rate high and then go downwards after going for other seasons.

Amazon and other producers involved need to understand the core aspect of the book and the what the story was actually about instead making us pay for this TV series through money and time by calling it the best whereas for my side, it is now becoming what i felt like years ago for wayward pines and LOST. BAD.

Also, IMDB, should make each season rate-able differently so that if one season is good and others are bad both don't end up in same realm.
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6/10
Fantastic 1st season. Decent 2nd season. Cliched 3rd season.
chrismireya15 October 2018
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This show was very interesting right out of the gate in the first season. It continued this through the second season -- despite feeling a bit slow and weighty in terms of plot direction.

I would give the first two seasons a 7.5 out of 10.

The third season is something of an enigma. The underlying plot outline is very interesting. The qualify of visual effects and filming is very good. Yet, some of the acting and subplots are a bit annoying.

I would give the third season a 3 out of 10.

The third season picks up shortly after the end of the second. A major subplot involves how American Nazi John Smith's son turns himself in because of his genetic defect. This makes him a Nazi hero -- someone who places the party ideology over self and even family.

This happens just as John Smith is enjoying the repercussions of his acts at the end of Season 2. Meanwhile, Mrs. Smith is trying to come to grip with her deep sorrow of having her son do something that, deep inside, she probably feels was unnecessary.

The West Coast subplot involves Juliana's discovery of her "sister" -- alive and well -- at the very end of Season 2. The West Coast seems to drag on the longest as it seems like a slow-burn rehash of the first season but without the suspense.

The other characters -- new and old -- suffer from meandering in subplot purgatory. So, some characters are stuffed with tired and somewhat ridiculous cliches. For instance, the third season offers two different over-the-top gay subplots that just feel...forced.

Other characters are introduced simply to be killed off within a few episodes. Some subplots are so over-the-top that they seem straight out of an old soap opera.

I feel a bit let down by Season 3. Whereas there are some fantastic story elements in this third season, the unnecessary elements and drawn-out subplots seem to muddy the overall feel of the third season.

The science fiction aspect is probably the best part of the third season -- but it isn't fully amalgamated into the series as cleanly as it should be. It is perplexing when people see the inter-dimensional "traveler" subplot only to quickly (and mostly) go on with life as usual.

There was a lot of missed opportunity in the third season. The acting isn't really the problem. It is the writing that makes this feel a bit long and drawn out with little (or no) payoff.

Rufus Sewell is fantastic as John Smith. Joel De La Fuente is very good in his role as the leader of the Japanese Kempeitai in San Francisco. Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa is also very good as the Japanese Trade Minister who comes to know the interdimensional "travel" himself. Brennan Brown (as antique dealer Robert Childan) is a standout in every scene.

In the end, however, I am not left cheering for anyone on the show. None of the characters have caused me to feel any sympathy for them (which was a novel part of the first season and, to a lesser extent, the second season). I suppose that the only guy that you come to really sympathize with is poor antique dealer Robert Childan (played by Brennan Brown).

The show certainly sets up a fourth season. I just hope that they learn from their mistakes in writing from this third season. Otherwise, I just don't know who will want to keep watching.
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6/10
Season 4 is worse than the last season of GoT!
hvukusic16 November 2019
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Let me state openly: I was a great fan of the show until the last season...In season 3 we had to swallow two forced LBGT romances and now some of the characters are wiped off the board completely ??? Black comunist army of which there was not a word spoken about in three seasons ???

Kido looking Wyatt Price in the face and not recognising the leader of the resistance from the zillion photographs he must have had seen before ??? All the films from season 3 are indicating that Joe kills Juliana in order for her counterpart from other dimension to be able to travel between worlds, but in season 4 whole Crane family was killed in a car crash ???

And one of the most beloved characters on the show, Tagomi, is killed in the first TWO MINUTES of the first episode of the last season together with actor replacment ???

Helen living for a year as a FARMER in a neutral zone, and nobody in the Reich remembered that she run away with her doughters not completing the gene test ???

I could go on and on about dissapontments I have with season 4 which lowered my total score of 8.0 for this show to 6.0 :(((
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1/10
The Train Wreck
mcdanielattorney17 November 2019
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Whether through lazy writing or executive meddling, they turned one of their most interesting and thought-provoking series into a farce.

Seasons 1-3 had some issues, pacing being probably the most glaring, but they still revolved around character development and how individuals can impact the world, etc.

Enter Season 4. Not only is the best (arguably) character in the show unceremoniously killed-off, but we are introduced to a ridiculous "new" resistance group, the BCR. Now, given that this is an alternative history story, I suppose that the communists of the MITHC universe probably weren't responsible for the deaths of around a hundred million people, but they certainly are in our universe.

Shameful woke pandering aside, the finale is just an utter disaster. This show was about character development. It was focused on how normal people behave and what motivates them. Aside, maybe (?), for Kido, the audience is left with absolutely no closure or sense of pay-off. This isn't some deep thought piece, it's lazy storytelling.

In the end, this is a frustrating and wasted opportunity. If you haven't started, don't and if you have, just walk away.
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1/10
Season 4 Succumbed
Scriobh18 November 2019
I've been a lifelong fan of the original, albeit short, book by PKD. It stands as one of my favorite novellas of all time.So I was extremely excited to see Amazon developing this series.

Seasons 1 and 2 are excellent and worthy of the source material in every way.

Season 3 meandered around not really sure what it was doing, but I held onto hope.

But season 4 is laced with identity politics from "the wall" to the never-before-seen BCR suddenly appearing and showing everyone how to really defeat the enemy.

You also get lectured you on why people of a certain skin colour are bad, untrustworthy and everything wrong with the world. Oh and socialism is great. And you get a whole lecture on toxic masculinity too, just in case the race-bait writing wasn't enough.

So what was once a deeply interesting look at an alternate history has been turned into a vehicle for politically correct preaching.

I'm thankful there won't be a season 5.

Edit: Oh God....the ending...somebody actually outdid Game of Thrones for most pointless, nonsensical ending ever.
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5/10
Avoid Season 3 updated after season 4
Ilya_Kuryakin1 February 2019
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The reviews here slamming season 3........believe them. Seriously, I can only assume they changed the writing team. The end result is a show taking a massive dip in quality and watchabilty. After 2 seasons we have random characters who previously behaved hetero suddenly turning gay in scenes that made me laugh at their stupidity. There I presume to add social messaging like so many other idiotic programmes today. Plot now appears forced and contrived, lacking direction and cohesion. If season 4 is better I'll pretend this season doesn't exist otherwise it's getting turned off. UPDATE. Season 4......really thought at first we were back on track......well yes(ish) and mostly no. Now the writers decided to add race baiting and colour politics into the mix, ugh. Totally unnecessary really. Ok, so now every single black character is upstanding and righteous without fault, the only white people worthy to fight side by side with them are Jewish. Righto then. Every other white face outside of the main characters is either a nazi, a potential nazi, stupid, thuggish, cowardly or a mix of any of the above. Great, fill the story with this, drag it out over 10 episodes and job done. The ending.......well unrealistic is an understatement. 🤔😔 8/10 for 1 and 2. 1 for season 3. 3 for season 4.
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3/10
A wasted potential
ipro-5923916 November 2019
What a disappointment and getting worse with every following season. Apparently nothing these days can just be left alone for a viewer to judge by himself or simply as an entertainment without moralizing or pushing progressive narratives. The last season is absolutely the worst, packed with cliches and unnecessary subplots. The good news is that since most shows these days are getting all politically one-sided and plain boring there little reason to continue wasting time watching anything. So back to reading books, while we still have them.
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5/10
Yet another victim of a moronic political agenda..
pasanjayasinghe14 January 2019
Promising first season, delivering second season, train wreck of a third season.

First of all I have to start by saying that I never read the book that this series is based on and I don't plan to either. So I'm just stating my opinion solely based on my experience watching it so far. Not comparing it to the book.

When this show first got announced, I loved the idea and the setting it was based on and the first season sure lived up to my hype. The characters were amazing. The story was very enticing and thrilling. Not for a second it kept me bored. Sure it did have the usual misrepresentation of Hitler's Germany as per usual but that is to be expected and it's pretty much the norm at this point. All in all though I loved the way they managed to make occupied America such a dark, corrupted, neo noir kind of place so well. I'm not going to go into depth with the story and the characters but all you need to know about them is they were all pretty convincing in the first two seasons. Specially the development between Juliana and Joe. Loved the direction that went on.

It's more or less the same thing in the second season. Good development. Good continuation. Overall okay. A lot changes but I'm not going to go in depth on it. But then came the third season. I have to say when I was halfway into the second season, I thought that they were going to end the series from that season and I think to myself now, that they did a crime by not doing so. The first few episodes in this season were okay. It starts well by adding to where it left off. Then little by little, one by one they start ruining the characters. They ruin them to a point where you almost start to hate the characters even when the story try convincing you otherwise. It's not the actors fault either they perform spot on. But the story itself sometimes made even seeing their faces annoy the life out of you. I mean just when I was starting to think how unique the show is, they made it stereotypical as hell. Juliana, Tagomi, Kido and Frank used to be my favourites. In my opinion they destroyed everyone except for Kido. No offense to the actresses but Juliana's and Mrs. Smith's faces to me became the most punchable faces of the show after this season. Of course all this is not to say the season had at least a whiff of upsides. One of the very few good things I found watching the third season which is worth mentioning is the introduction of Wyatt Price. A man on a failing cause with a rather fascinating background. Also the soundtrack is as brilliant as ever. Always adored the score of the show.

Overall though it's sad how a series this promising became a medium for political propaganda. Rather ironic considering what the show itself is about. At first after finishing off with the second season I gave it a solid 8/10. Third season easily made it a 5/10 if not less. I don't think this can ever be recovered after the disaster that is season 3. But I'll still continue to have at least a glimmer of hope just out of the love I have for the unique concept of the series. Not looking forward to season 4.
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4/10
Stop Watching After Season 2
hmoomaw10 May 2019
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While the series is fiction based upon world events in the early 1940's, the first two seasons are very entertaining and thought provoking in a "what-if" scenario. Certain characters are from history, while many are purely fictional. Sadly, today's actors and decision makers put their own spin on the characters, which is often fine for the fictional characters, but head-scratching for the historical characters. So the actor who plays Reinhard Heydrich likes his own shaved head - 2 problems with that - 1) in 1944, few men shaved their heads, and 2) Heydrich wasn't even bald. Whether lazy fact checking or egotistical actor, at least wear a hairpiece and present historical characters as the were in history. What's next, shaved head Hitler without a moustache? Once this series moves into season 3,it appears to lose its original purpose and instead focuses on relationships of previously ancillary characters. Like so many shows today, the push is on the "different" types of relationships, which can be interesting, but not when the plot isn't centric to the main storyline, and the characters aren't key characters. In summary, strong first two seasons based upon a great premise from the book, and failed subsequent seasons from a strange focus on the sorted non-traditional relationships of secondary characters.
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7/10
Watch season 1 and 2, then stop before it's too late
riccardoscalet27 April 2019
The first two season are great, worthy of 8 or maybe even 9/10! The plot idea is simple but effective, most characters are interesting and acted well (with some exceptions), and the plot twists are very good! Some of the characters's choices are terribly stupid and annoying, but the rest is so good that you can almost forgive them.

That is, the first two seasons. Season 3 is a total mess. Few interesting moments, but for the most part it became a serie that has no idea what it is and where it wants to go, with bunch of useless story lines that start nowhere and go nowhere.

Watch the first two seasons, they are worth it! But then stop there.
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10/10
Hope this goes to series
mark-klobas-115 January 2015
As a longtime fan of Philip K. Dick's novel, I was definitely interested when I read that Amazon had ordered a pilot. Now that I've seen it, I have to say it exceeded my expectations. The acting is good and the production values are excellent, as the crew did a superb job of bringing to life an alternate 1962 America. But perhaps Frank Spotnitz's greatest success is in his management of the source material, as his script remains pretty faithful to PKD's novel within the parameters of a 1-hour pilot. I would love to see Amazon make this a series, not only to see how Spotnitz and his team adapt the rest of the novel, but also to see where they might take it in seasons to come.
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6/10
Seasons 1 and 2 were good, 8-star, but season 3 is not good
ed-268118 October 2018
The first two seasons were good. Suspenseful, but of course, dystopian. Season 3 so far is not good at all, just mostly a steaming pile. Still dystopian, as expected, but throwing a lot of other junk in there that really doesn't "belong" and only serves to make it as stupid as much of the rest of television these days. I'm being intentionally vague because I don't want to have spoilers in here. If they don't get back in stride, then I'll not be watching any more of this junk.

Update: The 3rd season finally picked up some steam. It's still not as good as seasons 1 and 2, but at least it's watchable after you get past the first few episodes of season 3. I hope it will continue to get better, and that season 4 will be more like seasons 1 and 2. It really shouldn't take 3 - 5 episodes of a 10-episode season to get to the good stuff, writers!
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7/10
First seasons were intriguing but ---
dobray9 October 2018
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Season 3? Not so much. I have watched the first 4 episodes and it feels like the story now is going nowhere. Somehow a few people have figured out that there are "dimensional travelers" but don't seem very surprised about it. Smith's wife has turned into an inebriated mess due to the Reich-imposed death of her son - and the show just keeps revisiting that melodrama every episode now. Two of the main characters have now inexplicably turned gay & lesbian (one of each), likely just on the hope of attracting the LGBTQ crowd as fans. Basically, compared to the first 2 seasons, this is a DUD. Note to producers & writers: if you wanted more viewers, you should have put more effort into better writing for season 3. Not sure how much more of this I can endure....
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2/10
Season 3 is a let down
rachelwilcox-075168 October 2018
Originally I would have rated this show an 8. Seasons 1 and 2 were intriguing, suspenseful, and overall had a good plot. However, season 3 is honestly a major let down. I watched until the 5th episode and unfortunately just lost all interest in finishing the season (perhaps it improves, but I'm doubtful). The plot is generally boring and the acting has gone downhill. It seems like the writers added random sexual relationships and nudity to distract viewers from the uninspired writing and storyline. This is a big change from seasons 1 and 2, which is sad because I felt this show has so much potential.
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6/10
i'm conflicted.. loved seasons 1 and 2..
andre7319 November 2019
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I'm conflicted.. loved seasons 1 and 2.. i would have given this a 10 but season3 was mediocre and season4 absolutely ruined the show...

BCR? really? no mention as far as i remember before s.4 yet the BCR can do miracles and overthrow governments....

people walking through the portal into the naziverse? they can't.. if there's a double they should have died yet hundreds were pouring through.. how did they get to the opening? where were the nazis to defend the most important "weapon" they had? please... lazy script writing - should have stuck with the original story.
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Season 3 has strayed from the main plot
ice_on_fire-201317 November 2018
After amazing 2 exciting season with brilliant acting and strong plot..season 3 went down hill by inserting story-lines that try hard to explore some gender orientation which were performed poorly and did not serve the plot or story line at any point..The thrill of those series were centered on the tapes and how they affect the future of Reich or Japan. instead the writers chose to replace it with Homosexual story lines that did not make any sense or relate to the series main actors..I never wrote a review before but because I am a big fan of the series I found season 3 as a slap on the face to the first 2 seasons, those 2 seasons in my opinion were top notch and one of the few series that had a good plot and good performance..Do not ruin it..
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1/10
What is going on in Season 3???
kandacemacdonald15 February 2019
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The rating I gave is strictly for season 3 because I really enjoyed season 1 & 2, but season 3 is ridiculous! Did the director change? The plot is completely lost in all the sex scenes and nonsensical violence. Some characters are now gay, which does not add to the plot at all. Season 3 is lost and I am very disappointed.
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2/10
Great start, Horrible progression
vklchck28 December 2018
The first season was great! I loved the setting, the acting, the suspense and everything in between! ... Sadly though, it went downhill from the first season. In the second season things got pretty whacky while still keeping some of it's original appeal. Though by the end of the 2nd season, I didn't know what I was watching and it seems that the producers didn't know how else to fill in the time... And now the 3rd season... ... ... Couldn't even bare to finish it, got like 5 episodes in by forcing myself to continue, but to no avail. It's horrible
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2/10
Season 3 is terrible
lightpath-1914619 October 2018
Seasons 1 and 2 were amazing. My wife and I were so excited for season 3 to come out. While I understand the need to diversify characters, this season has just gone out of the way to be politically correct, adding two homesexual romances that have nothing to do with the plot and adding sex scenes that add nothing to the story. It would be one thing to have had these characters developed from the beginning but these characters were not. The worse part about the season is that it is flat out boring. If you are still holding out hope that next season with catch up where two left off, skip to the last episode of season 3 and you will learn the only new thing revealed all season.
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5/10
What happened?
cledakling16 October 2018
As others have said, this once excellent series has lost its way. While the Smith's story proceeds in a natural way, the ladies gay club filled with supermodels was laughable.
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2/10
High production values. Decent premise and pilot. Terrible acting & writing.
mmaggiano9 December 2015
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The pilot episode is solid, and the production values are very high. And although this might be enough to hook some people, the first three episodes are riddled with moments of terrible writing, acting or both, that grow more frequent along the way, culminating in episode 3's The Marshall character, which is laughably atrocious melodrama and seems to come from another show entirely. It's as if a generation of superhero movies (good and bad) have primed the audience/filmmakers to a point where a show with this high of a budget would dare try a character this ridiculous, and in a show that wasn't supposed to be 'camp'.

The occasional bad shot or edit is also present in each episode, as when Julianna throws the man off of the bridge, with terrible, unbelievable action and shots; or a few edits that jump or don't match, for no particular reason.

Altogether, this show is in a dangerous area where it starts well enough to hook you (especially if you like the alternative history/sci fi premise) but falls apart very quickly.
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3/10
Snore fest
tom-durham1 December 2015
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A TV series about how Germany and Japan take over the US after winning world war 2? Could be interesting. Do they run the economy differently? Different technology? How does the country look, same or different? How did they win?

No apparently they just change the police into a force that shoots and tortures people and slap lots of swastikas everywhere.

Oh and there's some tension with Japan, since it's 1960 and they never had the technological renaissance of the 80s so the Germans must be going to blow them away any time now. Kind of like Russia vs the west after WW2. And Hitler is about to pass away so there is a hint of a power struggle that could happen. Sounds very interesting but sadly it's barely mentioned.

And some plot about smuggling some films. Yes, that's what the resistance does! And also the main plot. "That film could change the world". What kind of film could change the world? Proof that aliens exist? The meaning of life explained? Working blueprints for fusion power? No! A film showing what life would be like if the US won world war 2.

What a minute! This series is a film of exactly the opposite (what would happen if Germany and Japan won WW2)! So it should change the world right! The world will rise up and... er no, it's just a film.

I give it 3 stars because it has some nice visuals.
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9/10
An amazing adaptation of the novel!
howhandy29 January 2015
The pilot episode was exceptional. It held my attention and made me believe in such an alternate history.

I have read the book, and although it is different, it is an incredible adaptation. If the book was turned into a show without any edits, it would be far too complicated and very hard to enjoy (although the book is incredible).

The acting, story, and visuals are spot on and only intensified what I had imagined when I read the book. When I first read the book, I had hoped for a movie to be made from it, but a show will be a much better pace for such an though-provoking and intelligent story.

I want more episodes!!
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