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I agree with everything you said! And such a low low motive

I just watched Hijack and has some real problems with how the OCG seemed to run the entire planet and yet needed to sell short the stocks of Kingdom Air to make 100M. There has to be less moving parts for them to do this because otherwise the risk for this OCG is too high-ironically, that’s exactly what happens. But I also love Executive Decision!

Most of the time, sequels are not better than the original, and even if they are better, they are only better by a few points. This sequel is an example of one that is way better than the original.

Just watched Hijack and found your analysis. Well done, and I totally agree with it. I hope you keep going, because your content is really good. 👍

Just caught up to the show before season 2 and oh dear I was hooked right from episode 1 and I was already thinking wow that’s so Westworld S1 lol even the opening song sounds like it haha

This review is as boring as the series

The hard drive is not a mcguffin, it's a plot contrivence, because we see it. Mcguffin's are similar to a plot contrivence except we never see what the mcguffin is; think 'what's inside the briefcase in Pulp Fiction?' Great story. Makes for good television. 😊

As someone who's just watched the show, and is now devouring every piece of content about it here, this is by FAR the best and most comprehensive breakdown of why the show is so good.

SPOT ON!!!!

This show is fantastic and I can’t wait for season 2.

1:40 , thats is great photography !!!

Wiper on the sensor that ll last 140 years lol. Good idea Genius!!

so pretentious with very few knowledge

Are you comparing this show to sicario ?? Are you okay in the head

I only made it to episode 6 before getting fed up with waiting for answers while being subjected to too much, too drawn out dramatization. I want to know how the story ends without having to put up with both. Lucky for me there is tons of talking about it on youtube.

Thanks for your insights

I liked the show but it didn't stand out to me. I don't think I will remember watching it in a few weeks. I LOVED the queer love story tho. The whole family arch didn't really get to me. I felt like they only showed it to us so that Zoe Saldanas character seemed more human.

You analyse is spot on mate! Just subscribed👍🏻 Also (and spoiler ahead), what bothered me the most is, the show totally ignored the fact that the terrorists 100% got away with their intended plan! Yes the plane was landed somewhat safely and therefore the threat for the protagonist was eliminated (means he got home), however there were zero consequences for the antagonists on the ground who planed and set up the whole thing. They made their money and got away🤷🏻… if this was done with a season 2 in mind, there was way to little setup to let the audience know that a continuation of that story is intended!

They managed to make an incredible show despite there being no character growth, hardly any plot movement, and all of the characters being terrible human beings.

Coming late to this, but really appreciate your comments, and the fact that you were kind about it. It’s really sad that today writers can get away with such lazy (and, sorry, idiotic) screenwriting just because “the tension is kept high”. Shows like these contribute to make our world a little dumber, and that’s not what we need.

I simply don't get the need to lie about the outside. Why would they need to show an alternate display to the person on the outside? Doesn't make sense to me.

good review, i gave up on this crap after ep2 so frustrating and unrealistic

could not make it past episode three and was seriously confused why it has such high ratings. it does feel bad to insult peoples' work like this, but the writing made this completely unwatchable for me. it establishes in the first 15 minutes that nothing that happens has any basis in reality or any consequence in the story itself.

I agree with so much of your estimation, seriously over looked. and until you mentioned it I didn't even make the Rachel/Dune connection, she has such presence here.. all the acting is top notch actually, and the world building is excellent.. besides that the "fill in" effect, they build a world and then fill in the details as they go.. so realistic.. you learn more as you go making you more invested each episode. you hate tim robbins but then love him within a 3 episode arc.. that proves how good the show is...

Have to say I did not expect the visor view to be the simulation. Also didn’t realise it was the porous tape that caused Holston to die.

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There are 50 Silos, one for each state.

I’ve been watching your other channel since LC first hijacked me in 2020. There were many weeks and months that you provided the only sources of scientific information I could find. So much fun to hear you discussing Strange New Worlds! As a fan of TOS for the last 50+ years, I 100% agree- SNW is the very best of this extremely excellent new generation! 🖖

Idris Elba leading the bandwagon......sadly, poor and boring screenplay!

Another silo needs our help, I've marked the location on your heat tape.

"Succession" is the quintessential example of "rules are meant to be broken". The show works only because every so-called "good" writing technique is examined, questioned, and dismissed in favor of finding something truly new and authentic to say. In that sense, it's the show most akin to "The Sopranos", which itself made its name breaking a major rule: its main character is truly and utterly evil.

Hijack is complete rubbish. No need to dance around the point I feel

I love this show and after watching the Season One finale, decided to read the books to ascertain the "mystery of the Silo?" But so excited to see what this amazing show does with Season Two...

Spot on. Just finished watching it. Very frustrating and many strange decisions in the script that are likely motivated by DEI more than anything else (including the passive nature of the protagonist). Great potential, huge waste of time.

I think this series just shows how research and realism are not that important as long as you get the tension right for a thriller. There are a lot of wtf moments throughout it but I kept watching lol

Idk. Having only one mechanic that knows how to repair the machine that assures everyone's survival is kinda stupid. Still like the show tho

I love the production values of the airliner set and I hope it inspires imitators… but where the hell did the first officer go in the final episode

Yes yes yes very well said!!! Incredibly frustrating watch. Some of the fundamentals so disconnected from reality that it became impossible to believe any of it. But can we talk about how the hero keeps making bad decisions and giving bad advice yet with an air of heroic wisdom and confidence? And it's kind of glazed over when he later goes 180 on it himself.. When a protagonist makes mistakes you kind of want them to feel meaningful in some way, be it to highlight a personality flaw or room for growth etc, but he simply does stupid shit with a heroic sounding low whispery voice and never gets called out. This wouldn't be good enough for a 90 minute feature film. Yet one full season? Oh wait TWO SEASONS???

It frustrated me as well. Would have been better if it was able to be binged. After Ep 5, I found myself losing interest. So little happened that moved the story forward.

Loved it so much that I needed to know what happened after Jules walked into the barren wasteland. I just finished the first book. Wow! So now I can’t wait for season two and I’m just starting in book two.

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After 9/11 would any pilot open the door in any hijacking scenario ? I don’t think so 😅 I’d imagine they receive a much stricter training now. But, I’m no expert. It’s like you said… some characters’ behavior about procedures and also their actions don’t make sense , and it’s frustrating.

I really enjoyed the show, but there are few questions bothering me. 1. Why did Holston decide to clean? He knew the screen wouldn't change regardless if you clean or not. 2. Why didn't the builders add a wiper to the sensor? 3. How many helmets with VR visor were made? Is it going to be sufficient for the intended duration? What if they run out of them? 4. Why are there only 4-5 bodies outside? In 140 years only 5 people went out? Why haven't the bodies decomposed? I understand the suit wouldn't decompose because it's synthetic material, but the suits aren't flattened, soft tissue would have reduced the volume of the suit by a lot.

Great video, I love how you insert filmmaking knowledge. I am confident this channel will get large easily

The young are primal hunters. The older they get, the more rational they become. The older thus watch over/care for/protect, in their way, the young. They have separated their young reproductive cycle from their adult lives.

If it makes you think after watching it , it's certainly worth watching ! ❤