[ SECRET POST #3395 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3395 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's the worst "well-written" show, movie, or book?

[(Anonymous)]

The Sopranos. It's not BAD, but it suffers for me only watching it for the first time now and having already seen Breaking Bad and The Wire. I recognize they wouldn't exist without it, but I think both those shows improved upon its whole style and ethos in SUCH a big way

One big problem is the arcs. They are happening, but at a fucking glacial pace, and they don't really happen by seasons so nothing feels conclusive and everything just blurs together. It makes you feel like we never really get anywhere. And I mean, Breaking Bad took its own time to tell the story it wanted to tell but I NEVER felt like it wasn't moving, if you know what I mean.

Also I'm not gonna lie, season 3 was just BRUTAL to a bunch of its women and I almost fucking quit, it was so upsetting. And sure, like the rape of the therapist was done well, but that means it was just awful, like..unbearably awful. And I can't help kinda feeling like the fact that it was so big and so powerful and so well-received is the distinctly traceable catalyst for the way Game of Thrones has turned into fucking rape city.