I just watched this adaptation and gotta say, it was super trippy! The way they used visuals to convey Travers' thoughts was wild
, but I didn't really get what was going on with his character's transformation
. Like, how did he go from scared victim to angry survivor? It felt kinda rushed
. And yeah, the sets were super creepy
, but I'm not sure if it was just the Martian invasion or our own society's fears
. I mean, didn't they take some liberties with Wells' original novel?
It's like they took the story and flipped it upside down
. But hey, if you're into that kind of thing, it might be worth checking out
i mean, the visuals were insane!!! the way they used handheld cameras and back projections was like nothing i've ever seen before 
but at the same time, i felt kinda meh about the whole plot... it seemed like they took all the alien invasion vibes from war of the worlds and just replaced them with people being afraid of each other 
what's the point of an adaptation that doesn't even acknowledge its roots?!? anyway, if you're feeling adventurous and wanna experience something truly unique, i guess this show might be worth checking out... but don't say i didn't warn you 
. Like, seriously, if you're gonna take a classic like 'War of the Worlds' and turn it into some metaphorical exercise about human fears, at least have the decency to actually explore those themes in a meaningful way... instead of just skimming the surface with some shallow, pretentious visuals. I mean, come on, handheld cameras and miniature props? How original 
. And don't even get me started on the score - it sounds like someone threw a bunch of electronic beats together and hoped for the best 
. Just give me a good old-fashioned sci-fi story any day of the week 
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! I mean, who wouldn't want to see a twisted version of War of the Worlds that's actually relevant to our lives today? 
. And can we talk about James Hamilton's score? It's like the heartbeat of our collective fear 