What if we could go back and correct our mistakes? What if we could prolong our happiness forever, or re-visit whenever we needed a boost?
Like Westworld, this show is about fantasy. To create a fantasy around ourselves, and the pitfalls inherent.
Sarah Shahi plays a role very different from the assassin in Person Of Interest. Does well in the first episode.
The narrative is slick, the CGI is convincing and the storyline requires empathy.
The only negative is the quick and easy way that the problem was resolved in Episode One.
That said, the show has promise, and I do hope that it will remain interesting.
Like Westworld, this show is about fantasy. To create a fantasy around ourselves, and the pitfalls inherent.
Sarah Shahi plays a role very different from the assassin in Person Of Interest. Does well in the first episode.
The narrative is slick, the CGI is convincing and the storyline requires empathy.
The only negative is the quick and easy way that the problem was resolved in Episode One.
That said, the show has promise, and I do hope that it will remain interesting.