[ SECRET POST #4467 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4467 ⌋

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[Sex and the City]


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[Robert Sheehan (Actor from Umbrella Academy and Misfits)]


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[Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman]


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Comments

[fscom]

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[tree_and_leaf]

I had the same problem with Dunkirk.

[(Anonymous)]

Same.

[silverr]

... and with Dunkirk, I felt that was intended, at least in part.

[(Anonymous)]

I was ok with the main characters in Dunkirk but the Highlanders all ran together. In general I find soldiers in movies hard to tell apart. Strangely I can generally tell aircrew apart in stuff like Battle of Britain and Red Tails.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, that was the point? At least partially in the case of the ground troops?

[tabaqui]

Aw, that's too bad. It was really good.

[thegreymoon]

OMG, same!! I kept the Fandom Wiki page open to remind myself who was who, but in the end, it was so worth it! Excellent show! Plus, by the final episode, I could finally tell them all apart, so yay?

[(Anonymous)]

I tried watching the first episode, but unless it gets dramatically more interesting/exciting, it's not for me. It did NOT keep my attention at all.

[rivia]

I would say it gets dramatically more interesting/exciting

[(Anonymous)]

How far in would you say? I'm not sure I could commit to like, 12 episodes of mind-numbing boredom for the last 12 to be awesome.

[(Anonymous)]

The Terror is only 10 episodes long. I thought it was a great suspenseful slow-burner, but if you're expecting big explosions and fight scenes in every episode, then it's probably not for you.

[rivia]

it's 10 episodes, and i think each one ramps stuff at a steady pace. if you've only watched the first episode, that's only sort of a setup, episode 3 in particular had some stuff i really was NOT expecting happen, i'd say at least give it until 3 or 4 to judge the show. if you're familiar with the actual terror/erebus expedition, well, things go from being not great, to terrible, to nightmarish pretty quick.

[(Anonymous)]

+1...watch until ep 3

[(Anonymous)]

It's billed as horror, is it like, psych-horror or monster-horror?

[(Anonymous)]

It's more psychological. There's an element of monster horror, but it comes late in the series.

[(Anonymous)]

Haven’t watched The Terror but I can sympathize, if several characters don’t look visually different (eg. if all the male characters are blue eyed with short blond hair and muscles? And dress similarly?) I can’t tell them apart.

[(Anonymous)]

I had the same issue and it took me a couple episodes to figure it out. It's all the heavy winter clothing in similar colors and muttonchop sideburns...

[(Anonymous)]

Yep. This show definitely did to me what usually mostly Asian period dramas do: make everyone have the roughly same hair colour, hairstyle and clothing and whoosh, there goes my ability to tell people apart.

[rivia]

I just finished watching it a few days ago, and yeah, most of the crew members who weren't main players, as in, everyone not sir john, crozier, fitzjames, hickey, blanky, and goodsir took a real long time to put the name to the face. shows like this make me wish for a little translator's notes esque thing with explanations for some of the slang and customs, along with maybe little nametags so you could tell them apart.

[(Anonymous)]

Reading the booklet really helped me in that regard! The next time I saw it I had already an idea of who was who... And in kindle you can immediately look up the slang :D

[yuuago]

Yeah, that's fair. A lot of them do look pretty similar. And the fact that most of them are dressed in a very similar way doesn't help matters.