Sense8 (2015– ) serija :: Film ~ Pozoriste ~ Televizija

Spala knjiga na 2 slova,pa htedoh i ja da je pogledam,ali nakon ovoga što pročitah neću.Sreća moja da na vreme otkrih anime koje mi zadovoljavaju veći deo potreba za naučnom fantastikom,a da mi pritom niko ne uvaljuje tzv. LGBT problematiku kao centralnu temu života svih nas :

" Lana stop your feeling getting into movies/ TV shows
5/10
Author: muzy302 from United Kingdom
6 June 2015
Have you seen the latest movies made by Lana and Andy? they are full of propaganda about trans/ gays.

Since Larry changed his gender from man to a women and become Lana all the movies they made including his TV show are gone down the hill.

the script, the style, the cloths, the atmospher of the movies are full of gay,trans settings. you can't even comapre it to the matrix script or the settings.

Stupid Lana and her/his feeling which is affecing their end quality of both script and movie style.

Sense8 is good in terms of acting, and editing/directing of the scene other than that, the concept is getting killed by Lana's feeling of adding her gay/trans into the style of this TV show which lead to low score. even the script is no longer sci-fi its more of sex, love, and drugs. "

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" Gay Pride Propaganda
2/10
Author: tlvx from United States
5 June 2015
I didn't get past the 2nd episode. It felt too much like I was watching a long, drawn out commercial for gay pride.

A show shouldn't market itself in one way, and then be completely about something else.

That is called, bait and switch.

I wanted to like this show.

I also just found out that one of the Wachowski brothers has changed their gender. -- Now it makes sense why the show gets so off track into the LGBT topic... but, it's not what the trailer signed me up for.

This show is going into the bin... for being way too political.

Could have been good... if they had cut out all the preachy content.

What a waste of a good premise.

I'm also going to respond to the poster that inquired as to the veracity of my review... after only 2 episodes.

First of all, I didn't even make it through 10 minutes into the second episode. The several minute long monologue about how the female with the overly deep voice feels so sorry for herself, for being treated differently all her life... leading up to the gay pride parade... was well enough for me to see that the show had digressed so far into political ideology, that I was no longer interested in waiting for it to develop any further.

What the heck does that have to anything whatsoever to do with a Science Fiction show, that is supposed to be about telepathy?

Let me be clear. I will not be forced to watch a show, that is advertised in one way; and then, is so overwhelmingly about a completely different message.

The same way I would get up and walk out of a movie, if I found it not to be representative of the tenor of the trailer; to the point where I came to the realization, that I'd be suffering... to put myself through any more of such a terrible excuse for entertainment.

Whether I agree with the viewpoint of the directors is immaterial. The show is completely off-topic from what it is advertised to be.

Some people are willing to wait several episodes for a show to get to the point. Read the message boards here if you don't believe me.

My issue is not about the the nature of the agenda... it is that there is unequivocally an agenda in the content of the show, in the first place... instead of just being the Sci-Fi show it is advertised to be.

With me, you better be on-topic and entertaining from the word go, or I get up and walk out of the theater.

I have not been entertained, and therefore, I didn't make it through the entire series. Thank you for allowing me the right to cancel my viewing of the show.

Further, this has nothing to do with tolerance, or the lack thereof. I simply don't tolerate bait and switch, regardless of whether I believe in the agenda. I just want to watch the Sci-Fi show that I came to watch.

Also, the idea that every show with straight characters in it has to have a, "straight agenda," just because a LGBT director has so eloquently written in several flaming LGBT characters into a show that they are directing... does not even make sense.

That is called specious reasoning.

If several of the characters in a TV show just so happen to be eating McDonalds food, in all of their scenes... for breakfast, lunch, and dinner... or any other excessive on screen advertising - during the dramatic content of a TV show - then, I promptly turn it off, all the same; because, I don't want McDonalds shoved down my throat, during the content of the TV show.

That is what commercials and infomercials are for.

During the actual show, I don't want to see any adverts, nor any overt political or religious statements, nor any personal agendas... because it distracts and clouds the content of my entertainment viewing.

Obviously, there will always be bits and pieces. But, if it goes beyond mere happenstance, into a full blown monologue about how life-changing it has been to the characters, to imbibe McDonalds Big Macs... then, I am compelled to turn that kind of programming off... because it can no longer be taken seriously, as a Sci-Fi show... if it must force the idea of being okay with McDonalds on its viewers.

Everyone reserves the right to refrain from watching off-topic nonsense... especially, when it is not how the trailer has presented the show to be.

This review is a warning to all sensible people, gay and straight... that this show does not represent the Sci-Fi topic of the trailer. The Sci-Fi plot, albeit, barely detectable... is just the bait.

Thusly, my rating is being reduced from 4, to 2... for the childish users, that have failed to respect other user's opinions... about what should be classified as Science Fiction.

When I sign up to watch a Sci-Fi show... I want to see a Sci-Fi show... from start to finish. Not an ideological infomercial, masquerading as a Sci-Fi show... that takes at least one or two episodes to actually get to the Sci-Fi plot.

I refuse to be beaten over the head; and, to have my intelligence insulted... when I'm merely trying to watch a Sci-Fi, Television program.

The fact that the directors have chosen to effectively brutalize this so-called Sci-Fi entertainment, with personal and political agendas... sends a terrible message, in and of itself. "