Pluribus is excellent in every respect, but the beautiful cinematography is particularly memorable, evoking a strange and lonely world in the familiar terrain of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Marshall Adams and Paul Donachie, directors of photography on Vince Gilligan’s Apple TV
Generation’s thoughtful portrayal of asexuality represents an important dynamic too often neglected in queer media.
While the presentation is clean and simple, it might be a little too simple. I didn’t get a sense of real weight to the exposition like I normally do from the best episodes of The Mandalorian.
He doesn’t think his feelings matter because he doesn’t think he matters. So Ted Lasso’s Roy Kent shuts down, refusing to let himself feel anything—good or bad.
Despite Christoph Waltz’s usual brilliance, “The Consultant” is a disappointing mess with no narrative direction.
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