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🎬 "See" (2019-2022): A Visceral Odyssey in the Dark|"See" (2019-2022): Una odisea visceral en la oscuridad (ENG-ESP)@marabuzal340d

Would you sit down and watch a series where all the characters are blind? But it's not a disability: it's their reality. An entire civilization that has never seen the light, where armies wage bloody wars in forests and rivers, guided by the sound of the wind and the feel of the earth.

In a television landscape saturated with generic dystopias, See emerges as a bold, original tale. Created by Steven Knight for Apple TV+, this series breaks molds, shattering them with a premise that forces the viewer to feel the world rather than observe it. Jason Momoa and Alfre Woodard lead a cast that transforms blindness into a form of violent poetry, every clash of swords and every whisper in the darkness a primal urgency.

But let's take it step by step while I briefly give you the synopsis.

The Earth has been devoured by a virus that has taken away humanity's sight. Generations later, the survivors have built mythologies, languages, and war tactics around the darkness. Until two children—Haniwa and Kofun—are born with the forbidden gift of seeing. Their existence unleashes a brutal hunt: for some, they are living heresies; for others, biological weapons. Baba Voss (Momoa), a warrior of ironclad loyalty, becomes their human shield, dragging them through forests he cannot see but defends tooth and nail.

Francis Lawrence and other directors weave a narrative that breathes, like a cornered animal. The battles are clumsy and hypnotic at the same time: men hear the rustling of the grass, smell fear, and gauge distances by the echo of the enemy's breathing. The camera crawls, stumbles, and rises, like its characters; subjective shots immerse us in a reality where a touch of fingers on a face is equivalent to a portrait.

Momoa, freed from the clichés of the banal hero, portrays Baba Voss as a force of nature: paternal and lethal, with a vulnerability that peeks through his precise blows. Alfre Woodard, as the priestess Paris, is the tribe's ancient soul, her voice acting like a map in the fog. But it's the young Archie Madekwe and Nesta Cooper who surprise, encapsulating the terror and wonder of discovering colors, faces, stars… in a world that calls them monsters.

The cinematography mutes the vivid tones, replacing them with ochres and jet blacks, as if light itself were an intruder. Sound is another character: the crack of a branch is a gunshot; the murmur of a river, a safe path. Bear McCreary composes a soundtrack that doesn't accompany, but rather drags, with tribal choirs and strings that mimic heartbeats. You have to listen to that beauty, you'll end up in love.

See wasn't perfect: some episodes slow down, and its dialogue sometimes falls into the grandiose. But its visual boldness and its exploration of disability as a narrative axis (not as a condiment) make it a unique experiment. It's not a series about blind people: it's about our own fear of the unknown, of what we can't, or won't, understand.

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_{I'm a writer. My publications include: Ashes of the Banquet (2002), Behind the Skin (2004), On This Side of Death (2014), The Natural Order of Things (2015), The Blood of the Marabou (2020), The Sixth Cavalry of Kansas (2024), and Infinite Nothingness (2024).}

🎬"See" (2019-2022): Una odisea visceral en la oscuridad

¿Te sentarías a ver una serie donde todos los personajes son ciegos? Pero no es una discapacidad: es su realidad. Una civilización entera que nunca ha visto la luz, donde los ejércitos libran guerras sangrientas en bosques y ríos, guiados por el sonido del viento y el tacto de la tierra.

En un paisaje televisivo saturado de distopías genéricas, See emerge como un relato audaz, original. Creada por Steven Knight para Apple TV+, esta serie rompe moldes, los pulveriza con una premisa que obliga al espectador a sentir el mundo en lugar de observarlo. Jason Momoa y Alfre Woodard lideran un elenco que transforma la ceguera en una forma de poesía violenta, cada choque de espadas y cada susurro en la oscuridad son una urgencia primal.

Pero vayamos por partes mientras te hablo brevemente de la sinopsis.

La Tierra ha sido devorada por un virus que arrancó la vista de la humanidad. Generaciones después, los sobrevivientes han edificado mitologías, lenguajes y tácticas de guerra en torno a la oscuridad. Hasta que dos niños —Haniwa y Kofun— nacen con el don prohibido de ver. Su existencia desata una cacería brutal: para algunos son herejías vivientes; para otros, armas biológicas. Baba Voss (Momoa), un guerrero de lealtad férrea, se convierte en su escudo humano, arrastrándolos a través de bosques que él no puede contemplar pero que defiende con uñas y dientes.

Francis Lawrence y otros directores tejen una narrativa que respira, como un animal, acorralado. Las batallas son torpes y a la vez hipnóticas: los hombres escuchan el crujir de la hierba, huelen el miedo, calculan distancias por el eco de la respiración enemiga. La cámara se arrastra, tropieza, se levanta, como sus personajes, planos subjetivos nos sumergen en una realidad donde un roce de dedos sobre un rostro equivale a un retrato.

Momoa, liberado de los clichés del héroe banal, entrega a Baba Voss como una fuerza de la naturaleza: paternal y letal, con una vulnerabilidad que asoma entre sus golpes certeros. Alfre Woodard, como la sacerdotisa Paris, es el alma anciana de la tribu, su voz funciona como un mapa en la niebla. Pero son los jóvenes Archie Madekwe y Nesta Cooper quienes sorprenden, encapsulando el terror y la maravilla de descubrir colores, rostros, estrellas… en un mundo que los llama monstruos.

La fotografía apaga los tonos vivos, y los sustituye por ocres y negros azabache, como si la luz misma fuera un intruso. El sonido es otro personaje: el crujir de una rama es un disparo; el rumor de un río, un camino a salvo. Bear McCreary compone una banda sonora que no acompaña, sino que arrastra, con coros tribales y cuerdas que imitan latidos cardiacos. Hay que escuchar esa belleza, terminarás enamorado.

See no fue perfecta: algunos episodios bajan el ritmo, y sus diálogos a veces caen en lo grandilocuente. Pero su osadía visual y su exploración de la discapacidad como eje narrativo (no como condimento) la convierten en un experimento irrepetible. No es una serie sobre ciegos: es sobre nuestro propio miedo a lo desconocido, a lo que no podemos o no queremos, entender.

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_{Soy escritor. He publicado: Convite de Cenizas (2002), Tras la piel (2004), En este lado de la muerte (2014), El orden natural de las cosas (2015), La Sangre del Marabú (2020), La Sexta Caballería de Kansas (2024) y La Nada Infinita (2024)}

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›“See”, a science fiction television series@ismaca531d
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“See” is a science fiction television series created by Steven Knight, which premiered on Apple TV+ in November 2019.

Set in a dystopian future, the plot unfolds in a world where humanity has lost the ability to see due to a virus that has devastated the population for centuries.

As a result, societies have evolved so that people have developed abilities to survive without sight, creating communities and tribes that rely on other senses and cooperation to subsist.

The story centers on Baba Voss, played by Jason Momoa, a formidable warrior and leader of the Alkenny tribe.
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Baba Voss is a strong and protective man who has adopted two children, Kofun and Haniwa, who have been born with the extraordinary ability to see, a phenomenon that is considered a miracle and a threat in this blind world.

The existence of these children attracts the attention of the powerful Queen Kane, played by Sylvia Hoeks, who seeks to capture them to use them as weapons in her struggle for control and power.

As the series progresses, the family dynamics and relationships between the characters are explored, as well as the challenges they face in a hostile environment.
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Baba Voss is forced to protect his children from forces that wish to take advantage of his vision, leading him to embark on a dangerous journey.

The series also introduces characters such as Paris, a scientist who seeks to understand the meaning of the vision, and the warrior Maghra, who becomes a mainstay in the fight for her family's survival.

See” stands out for its stunning cinematography and production design, which create a visually stunning and immersive world.

The series combines elements of action, drama and adventure, while exploring deep themes such as identity, family, the struggle for power and adapting to adverse circumstances.

Throughout its seasons, “See” raises questions about human nature and how people adapt to the loss of one of their most fundamental senses.
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›See@cute-cactus585d
I'm at the end of the third season of See, which I've been watching for a while now, and as far as I know, the fourth season has not been filmed yet! I must say from the beginning that it has a very interesting and fluid story.
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It has a dystopian plot set in the future, and logically, I think it's quite possible that this or similar dystopias threaten human life.

The basic idea is the struggle for survival in a world where all of humanity has lost their sight. They believe that the reason for the loss of sight is that they are being punished by God for sins committed in the past.

For this reason, all technology and all knowledge of mankind has been destroyed. They have chosen a very primitive life with no sight and all technological possibilities have been terminated.

Maybe we should seriously start thinking about doing that today. Otherwise we will be punished somehow, either by the divine power or by the world itself. Anyway, let's smile and get back to the main topic.

Actually, I was hesitant when I started watching the series. In the fiction of the series, a visually impaired world has been created, all technological elements that could facilitate their life have been removed and a primitive life has been chosen in every sense.

At this point I asked myself; what can this series promise? I thought that in the dark age of all humanity, the characters would have great difficulties in reflecting their efforts to live in the fictionalized world.
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There is a character Baba Voss in the series who perfectly symbolizes both blindness and power.

I will come back to the character of Baba Voss, but first I want to talk about the visuals and the sound. The visuals and the sound in the world of the blind were extraordinary. The locations were chosen to fit their lives and the world they create, and the sounds were given great importance.

The focus on sound is such that those who cannot see with their eyes are enabled to see with sounds, while the acoustics are perfect for the atmosphere for the audience.

The designs used to depict the world of people who have lost their sight and the way nature takes back the power from man and makes itself dominant again are extraordinary.

I would like to go back to the story of the series in a few sentences. While the people who have lost their sight have accepted the situation and live in harmony under the new conditions, the birth of sighted children evolves the story that goes in the usual flow.

And it's at this time that the very familiar taboos that we all know so well come into play. Primitive and superstitious people consider those with sight as witches and cursed, while those who are trying to bring back the old technology see it as a blessing from God.
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Jason Momoa, who plays the character of Baba Voss, perfectly portrays a man who has lost his sight and his warrior spirit. I think that the better an actor understands the environment and the difficulties he/she faces while reflecting the character and his/her life there, the more successful he/she is. I can give many examples of this, but I have never seen an actor use his/her physical superiority so well in the character he/she portrays.

Queen Kane, one of the most interesting and complex characters of the series, shows an incredible development by mixing her intelligence with her dark, strange and threatening visuals. Sylvia Hoeks should be congratulated for her seemingly endless development of Queen Kane's character.

Believe me, there is an unbelievable positive difference between the character in the first episode and the character in the last episode. I don't think she has completed her development yet because every episode manages to surprise.

I recommend watching See for the depth of the story, the way the story unfolds and especially the character development. The dialogues and the plot make an already interesting story even more engaging. And when the actors are allowed to see with the help of sounds, it leads to scenes that I would call unique.

As a final note, the characters calling every piece of iron they find in the series “God Bone” made me smile every time. It might be one of the best movie lines I've ever seen. Lol

Thank you for being here and reading. Take care and goodbye!

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›See (series): I give up, this show sucks@netflixr783d
I was really hopeful that this series was somehow going to end up getting good at some point because the reviews for season 2 are much higher than the very poor-performing season 1. I managed to make it 5 out of 8 episodes but I'm at my wits end and would honestly rather read a book than watch any more of this.

The more I think about it the notion of having the entire population be blind is not a good concept and there are a lot of things that don't make any sense about it all in this dystopian series that doesn't just border on the absurd, it is flat out stupid.
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There will be spoilers in this rant so if you want to watch this, and I advise that you do not, then don't read ahead

The underlying plot here is that a virus killed off most of the world's population and those that remained were all rendered blind. Then, somehow, the ones that remained started fighting one another and destroyed the world in the process. This is a curious and stupid part of the story because how the hell are a bunch of people who were recently rendered blind going to be capable of using weapons of mass destruction? Helicopters, airplanes, navy ships, tanks, missile systems, all of these things wouldn't be able to be used effectively so how the hell did they destroy everything?

Also, the fact that in 200 years the entire world managed to be without indoor plumbing or electricity is rather odd since there would be some sort of chance that the people who survived the virus would have been able to keep at least some of this stuff going. Yet almost everyone has returned to living like cavemen and at the start of season one we see that someone is literally living in a cave. Yet at the same time these people are able to make rather complex houses, defense mechanisms, as well as rather intricate farming tools and swords. It doesn't make sense.

Also, there are some people that somehow (it isn't explained) possess a sort of magical power to detect where someone is or even where groups of people are. There are also people that can move soundlessly and while the idea behind this sort of character is interesting, it once again doesn't make a lot of sense as to HOW it is that they came to be this way. It isn't explained at all.

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The shadow warriors are admittedly an interesting part of the story, probably the most interesting. They cover themselves in mud and can move around completely undetected by the blind population. They are great scouts and are just creepy as hell. I like the concept but there is zero explanation as to how they ended up this way. The other semi-magical abilities such as being able to sense things and smell things that are really far away are also not explained, we just have to take their word on it that it is true, which is fine if you are an 8 year old but I need a bit more substance in my stories.

In I think it was the very first episode we are lead to believe that the village of our hero Baba Voss is doomed because the upcoming horde has them cornered and there is only one way out, which the enemy controls. It is conveniently at this time that one of the "See-ers" informs the tribe that a bridge was built by the legendary man with the ability of sight to help them out if they need it. The villagers do not believe that this is true but lo' and behold, the tribe walks to a certain point that is extremely close to where they all live and voila! There is a bridge! Do you honestly expect the audience to believe that there was a bridge this close to the village the entire time and NOBODY noticed it? I get that they are blind but they seem to excel at everything else like hunting, building, and fishing and of course we have the magical see-er abilities. Nobody noticed this? If it was built recently by the famed guy that can see wouldn't their super-hearing have been alerted to something going on? It's just stupid and is an unnecessary and forced part of the story so we can have a big showdown on a bridge.
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Combat is bloody and gruesome, which is something I applaud about this series. They did a good job with this even though some of the tactics they use to dispatch their enemies are completely implausible seeing as how nobody has the ability of sight. In a real blind vs. blind combat situation in the woods I think a lot of folks would just be tripping over rocks and running into trees but in this we have people making lightning quick strikes at an opponent on the other side of a room with no problem. It doesn't matter that they have never been to this location before. Also, in group battles how do the warriors know that they aren't ripping apart their own team? Do they all smell the same? How does anyone know who anyone else is without announcing themselves? It doesn't make sense and again it is never explained.

I am not really a huge fan of narration but honestly, seeing as how this series is extremely long and slow-moving, a narrator would have been a welcome addition to the story especially since we sometimes spend 20-30 minutes in a row without anything happening.

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Remember how Game of Thrones was applauded for their racy sexual themes and a bunch of nudity? Well See attempts to copy this sexuality but it is extremely awkward and forced including a bizarre masturbation scene involving the queen very early on before we even know very much about her. And of course this is still Apple so some awkward lesbian action is thrown in there as well.

It's as if they tried to directly copy GoT but hired mentally challenged writers to do it for them.

The story moves at a painfully slow pace and really the only thing that happens for the first 13 hours or so is Baba Voss loses his kids and then spends a great deal of time to regain them, only to end up losing them again and then finding them - jesus it is maddeningly stupid.

After 15 episodes or so, I can honestly say that I don't have any idea what the hell the endgame could possibly be here. They spend the entire first season searching for a man with sight named "Jerlamarel" (which is a horrible and forgettable name that nobody can pronounce let alone remember) and once they finally get to him, basically nothing happens and he becomes a non-issue in the story within 20 minutes of us meeting him.

I have mentioned this before but I can't help but think that Dave Bautista was introduced into season two only because the series was doing so poorly and Apple's thinking was that if we had a showdown between two giants like Momoa and Bautista, people will watch again!
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I mean I guess they were right because I was intrigued but then it quickly becomes evident that both Momoa and Bautista's characters, who are brothers in the show, are basically un-kill-able. They are shot with arrows multiple times - Bautista in the chest near internal organs that definitely would kill someone - they are stabbed, and Baba Voss (Momoa) gets shot with a gun once. Yet an hour or so later he is limping a bit and the next day it's like nothing ever happened. All this is accomplished without any sort of medical care as well. It's stupid!

I don't know why the warriors bother with wearing armor because it doesn't seem to have any sort of protective element to it. There is not a single scene that I recall where armor protected anyone. Why bother?

I'm nearly at the end of season 2 and the writing and pacing of this show is so terrible that I don't actually really care where they are going with this. I may skip ahead to season 3 just to see (pun intended) where this is all going. Based on the review scores of season 3 I suspect that it probably doesn't get all that much better. Momoa has shown me one thing because of this though and that is that the dude can't act. He has no range. He is a believable warrior but he completely fails when it comes to scenes where he has to show compassion to his wife and children. I don't know if this can be entirely blamed on Momoa and it could likely be attributed to very poor writing.

I previously had given See a rating of "maybe" but now I am going to change that. I wish I had spent those 15 hours on literally anything else. Do not waste your time!

_{The only legal way to stream this, and I highly advise that you do not, is on AppleTV+}

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›See (series) is losing me, I think I will jump ship soon@netflixr785d
I struggled to get through season 1 of the Jason Momoa series SEE because of the fact that it is boring. The only reason why I stuck around was because according to online reviews, season 2 is much better but you wont know what is going on in season 2 unless you suffer through season 1.

After the rather lackluster performance of season 1 it is amazing to me that they even greenlit a 2nd season but I think there were a lot of people that will just watch anything that AppleTV makes because, and let's be fair here, they are one of the better content providers in the streaming game right now.

I entered season 2 really expecting things to become amazing but here I am, on episode 4 and all that has really happened is a complete reversal or just ignoring of the events that took place in season 1.

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There will be spoilers in this so I encourage you to turn around unless you have already seen this or have no intention of watching it. Know that I do NOT encourage most people to watch this show because while the concept of the film is sound, the entire thing is drug out over the course of a now, 12 hours, when it all could have been encapsulated in a 90 minute to 2 hour film, easily.

So in season one we spend a grueling 8 hours getting our way to an objective that we don't really see that much about but only hear about and briefly see. It is about a man called the easily forgettable name of "Jerlamarel " who is rumored to be one of the first people in existence on the earth that has the ability to use his eyes for sight. As you may recall the entire premise behind the whole series is that when humanity destroyed itself, the people that remained were genetically altered to not have eyesight and the entire population of the planet has been blind for centuries.

We are on a path to find this Jarlamarel for almost the entirety of season 1 and when we do finally meet him in the final episode the interactions are very quickly dismissed and thrown aside despite the fact that honestly, almost everything that was put on screen for 7 hours up to that point was based around the absolute importance of finding this man. He is in and out of the picture in 1.5 episodes and is only briefly referred to from that point forward.

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I will refer to him as "Jel" from this point forward because I can't be bothered with remembering how to spell his ridiculous name.

Jel's children that BabaVoss (Momoa) has been raising for 18 years finally make it to his stronghold far from the village that they started in by a bizarre and completely implausible set of twists and turns. When we encounter the pathway that leads to the entrance of his palace of sorts, we are greeted by blind archers who have incredibly pinpoint accuracy based solely on someone stepping on a leaf. This is impractical at best, most likely impossible. It is also a situation that could easily be worked around simply by having some people make a huge amount of noise near this chokepoint or waiting for a thunderstorm. Realism be damned though, right?

Well, the two children of Jel are allowed through and it is at this point that we find out that he has like a dozen people staying with him, all of which have sight. He also has a ton of blind henchmen that work to help him defend the palace despite the fact that, as we are told, the entire world is very opposed to the very notion of sight because it has been declared that sight is what destroyed the world. Everyone in the series other than the people that were born with it, don't even know what "sight" even means. It is a concept that they cannot even fathom.

Our time in Jel's palace ends quickly because despite the rather ludicrous and seemingly pointless amount of effort that Jel put into creating his isolated palace and the fact that he is the only person on earth apparently that has fucking assault rifles, he is subjected to the demands of a nearby tribe of warlords who do not have the ability to see. A rational thing to have happen in this situation would be that he and his group of 12 or so people that occupy his fortress, which is a PRISON by the way and therefore would be very difficult to break into.... well they would just blast them with bullets or arrows before they even had the chance to get near it.

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The only way to even get there was through the ravine that has blind archers at the tops of it as well as a bridge with massive cement barricades on the other end. It seems to me like this would be an easily defended chokepoint where the defenders regardless of their numbers could easily hold off any number of potential invaders.

Baba Voss (Momoa) initially stays behind at Jel's request because he is aware of the fact that there is no way that he could make it to the other side alive. Well I guess that notion disappeared off screen for "some reason" because less than an hour later he pops up magically on not just the other side of the bridge but at the back of the prison fortress that can only be accessed by passing through the ravine and bridge as well as the entirety of the locked prison itself. He does this in the nick of time right at the exact moment that his adopted son is about to be executed.

This sort of "fast travel" with no explanation as to how it might be possible at all is something that annoys me in anything on screens big or small. I don't like the "somehow" aspect of anything. It irritated the hell out of me in Star Wars and it irritates me with everything else as well.

After getting his son back, Baba Voss goes through a drawn out and very unlikely fight with Jel, again, who has both guns and the ability to see, where of course Baba emerges victorious simply by turning off the lights. In this scene, which is wonderfully choreographed by the way, Jel, who now can't see anything, would merely need to run to the entrance of the now dark library to the light that exists outside and wait for Momoa to come staggering out there and then shoot him. Does this happen? Of course not. Instead he wanders around the dark bookstacks until he is eventually overcome by his blind opponent.

I don't have a problem with Baba Voss winning this fight. I have a problem with HOW he achieved victory because it is so ludicrous. Oh, all of his henchmen are not around for any of this fight for, i dunno, I guess it was their lunch break or something.

After this Baba and his newly recaptured son who just moments ago he was willing handing over to Jel are now headed to where Baba's other sighted child has been taken, the city of Trivantes.

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This shell of a once modern city is inhabited exclusively by sightless people.... well, kinda. Although we have spent the entire show up to now being told that nobody has the ability of sight, we keep running into more and more people who have sight and while I am not saying the original storyline was actually good, to completely reverse it at this point for whatever reason makes even less sense. It kind of loses the unique aspect of it all as we are introduced to person after person that has the ability to see when the entire premise of the show is that sight is something that nobody has.
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Dave Bautista is introduced into the cast as Baba's brother and I presume that this was just because they needed someone as big as Jason Momoa to make it believable. It is believable, and it is also stupid because yet again, the rather intense and "impossible to enter" defenses of this long-held stronghold of a city is easily thwarted by just a few people and once again, despite the fact that the daughter is apparently something that absolutely must be protected she is rather easily rescued.

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Chained to a gurney, Baba Voss' daughter is being watched by a single woman guard and this reminds me of Austin Powers and how they would always place him in easily escapable situations. Of course this guard is revealed to also have the ability of sight even though she pretends as though she doesn't. She has somehow managed to keep this a secret from everyone in the city and the military, from childhood to her adult years. Oh and this is still AppleTV+ so of course we have to throw this in there.

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Whatever. I've just gotten used to it at this point and if they were to not throw some sort of homosexual something or other in to a series on Apple I would be genuinely surprised.

So far, I have been through 4 hours (fell asleep during hour 4) in season 2 and essentially nothing has happened except a drawn out rescue of the daughter by the hands of Baba Voss being able to somewhat seamlessly infiltrate what is meant to be the best stronghold that this part of the world is aware exists. He is able to do this without ever having been to these locations and without the gift of sight. Seems plausible, right?

There are other things going on as well but as of yet but the mad-with-power Queen side of things is even less interesting and slower-moving than what is going on with Baba Voss and his giving his kids away only to need to rescue them an hour later sort of thing. I don't really even pay much attention to it.

So basically, what started out as an interesting take on dystopian Earth with a very clear mission of finding this "Jel" person to immediately eliminating him from the story almost entirely. Now, because we went on this mission to find him at all in the first place, we are creating a "backtracking mission" of reuniting the parents and their children which wouldn't be necessary if they hadn't gone on the mission in the first place.

If this sounds stupid trust me, watching it with your capable eyes is just as bad. The series has some good action, but I can only watch Momoa scape his sword on the floor searching for people to stab so many times before this stops being interesting. We need to also remember that most of the major battle characters have been stabbed, slashed, shot with arrows, left unconscious inside of a burning building, and even shot with guns at this point yet no one is showing any ill effects from this despite the fact that there is no modern medical care available at all, anywhere.

They even managed to fuck up the once quite inventive intro sequence. Previously they had attempted to silently show what the world might "look" like to someone without sight but in season 2 they made some sort of really cheesy change to an intense Game of Thrones type of thing where they show major parts of where the story is taking place with an absolutely horrible song going along with it.

The story is also extremely drug out because it is clear they NEED to fill up 8 hours with just anything they can get their hands on.

This was a "maybe" before and for some people it still might qualify as such. But I will admit I am getting dangerously close to downgrading this to "stay away." I suppose I can still see the merit of this show because the scenery and costumes are epic but unfortunately it comes with an absurdly impossible story that rarely makes any sense at all.

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›See (series): It's ok, but is absolutely loaded with time-wasting filler@netflixr789d
I'm not sure how this one managed to fly below my radar for as long as it did because I do quite like Jason Momoa ever since I was first introduced to him in Game of Thrones. I also tend to enjoy dystopian tales of earth... well, that is if they are done well. There are so many of them that the lines between that is good and what is crap changes every couple of months it seems.

This one had a unique take on the rebuilding of the Earth after humans wiped everything out in that everyone on Earth has lost the ability of vision to the point where life has completely changed including combat, which honestly, I thought would be quite difficult for them to pull off.
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We start out in small village that is lead by Baba Voss (Momoa) as their general, and how his wife is giving birth to twins right as the village is getting word that they are being invaded, for reasons that are made clear as the first episode carries on. As is the main theme of the show, the acting done to show that everyone is blind now is done really well, with actors wearing either something over their eyes, or they have in contact lenses that make their eyes all glazed over. I'm sure they had to practice quite a lot as far as how a blind person would engage with the world and of course to never divert their eyeballs towards someone that they are speaking to.

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When they do enter the first battle I was curious as to how they could pull off a large fight between two groups where no one has the ability of sight but they did pull it off. Humans, just like blind people that you may know now, have developed increased abilities in other sense such as super hearing and sense of smell to determine where the approaching hoard happens to be at the time. They also wave whips around their heads for those who are in the front of the pack to identify obstacles and enemies near them. It's all done exceptionally well and it is believable that this is actually how two armies, neither of which have the ability of sight, would engage with one another.

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To say that the first episode was a "cracker" of a good time would be an understatement because it was done phenomenally well and I was very entertained for the entire one hour. Unfortunately, it seems as though they have followed the typical "epic series with not as much money as they would like to have" formula because things slow down a LOT just in the 2nd episode alone. Just like has been done with so many series in the past, they switch over from fast-paced storyline where every scene is essential to the overall story and instead of "set pieces" where a ton of dialogue is taking place and for the most part, you just get really tired of it and start to have a "get on with it already!" attitude about the show in general.

Most episodes would consist of one major event that happens for 10 minutes or so and then 50 minutes of painfully slow what I refer to as "filler." This is the problem when a studio determined beforehand that they need a certain number of episodes, with each episode filling up a certain amount of time. While I am not yet finished with the first season's 8 episodes, I can honestly say that almost nothing has happened in the last 3-4 of them. There's a bunch of talking in circles and then even more dialogue followed by more dialogue. I'm not the kind of person that needs (or even wants) non-stop action throughout an entire series or episode, but it's just so boring to have them talk and talk and talk and talk when all that is really being done here is to waste time so that we can get to the climactic scene that inevitably takes places in the last 5-10 minutes of every episode. This formula is used too frequently and even Game of Thrones was guilty of it.
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In one particularly frustrating scene, Baba is leading a small crew of villagers following a group of "slavers" that have kidnapped his son. They are just steps away from where the son has been taken to and time is definitely of the essence because he will be sold and moved very quickly if they don't proceed fast. Instead of having a "time is of the essence" attitude that would definitely be the case in a real-life version of this, they stop on the outside of the city to have a near 10 minute conversation about their pasts rather than continue forward. This isn't the first time that they have done this on this one journey either. They are meant to be in hot pursuit of the kidnappers, but because they need to waste more time they instead stop and have a bunch of time-wasting chats along the way.

It seems to me that at least one person in the group would be like "hey guys, can we save this argument for later? We kind of need to keep moving."

There are many other instances of exactly this sort of thing happening as well.

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Given the fact that this series was likely wildly expensive to create I can understand why they would feel compelled or even required to do this. That doesn't mean that I have to agree that it was a good idea though. This 8-episode first series could have easily been 3 or 4 episodes and all the garbage that they shove in the middle of each episode could have simply been omitted and the audience would still get all of the story.

Should I watch it?
It is visually incredible and the way in which they present how a completely blind society could function is actually very nice and believable. The dystopian elements such as technology of earth from hundreds of years prior existing around them without them knowing what the hell all of it actually is, is also done very well. The location where they shot in Canada is perfect as well. Basically, they did a lot right with this series and I am just a bit disappointed that they somehow managed to make this epic series so incredibly boring just by attempting to extend it to be longer than it needed to be with so much trivial dialogue that repeats itself many many times.

I still think it is worth seeing (pun intended) but I think a lot of people will drop off because it just lulls so much in the middle of the very first season. Perhaps, much like GoT, it really picks up later, but I am only still watching it because I don't have any alternative at the moment. "Drags itself forward at a lugubrious pace" are the words of one professional critic and I had to look up waht lugubrious actually means. Upon learning that new word, I completely agree.

The first season had rather terrible scores but season 2 doubled in popularity. So for now at least, I am going to stick with it but in all fairness I can't really recommend this to people and can only give it a "maybe." If you have already watched Fallout then maybe give this one a shot if you have nothing else on your plate.

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I recently completed one of my favorite shows that I’ve watched in a very long time. I’m of course talking about the Apple TV+ series called See starring Jason Mamoa.

I started this back in 2019 and then didn’t have access to this subscription service finish season 2 and 3. Now that I have a VIP membership on flixtor.to I was finally able to watch all of the episodes. It was a long wait, but this show is so good and it was very well worth my time.

To briefly give you an idea of what the show is about:

Humans are living more of a tribal lifestyle set in the future after humanity collapses. 99.9% of people are born blind and anybody who has vision is considered a witch.

There’s a whole lot of action, drama, interesting characters, cool landscapes, and even a bit of incest. It’s like Game of Thrones mixed with Horizon Zero Dawn/Forbidden West (minus the robot dinosaurs).

I really can’t recommend this show enough, whether or not you’re a big Jason Mamoa fan or not. It’s honestly just very well done and stays interesting from start to finish.

Watch today’s video for a much more in depth talk about See. Don’t worry, there are no major spoilers and I try to give my personal opinion about the series rather than just tell you about every little thing that happened in it.

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›La serie See llega a su fin en lo que fue una aventura entretenida y única | Vídeo Review@dedicatedguy1294d
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See was a series released by Apple several years ago, it was first announced as the next major TV production, and even though it was certainly a fun ride, I wouldn't say this series is a masterpiece.

For me, it is just a fun and unique adventure series with a lot of originality regarding the story's settings. To provide just a short summary, the story takes place in the future but people live like in the Middle Ages because they are all blind. The conflicts throughout the series change a lot but ultimately I believe this story had a proper ending and for me, it was surely worth watching.

This isn't the most epic story I have enjoyed, but it was more than OK and I consider it one of the best productions released by Apple so far.

See fue una serie lanzada por Apple hace varios años, se anunció por primera vez como la próxima gran producción de televisión, y aunque ciertamente fue una aventura divertida, no diría que esta serie es una obra maestra.

Para mí, es solo una serie de aventuras divertida y única con mucha originalidad con respecto a la ambientación de la historia. Para proporcionar solo un breve resumen, la historia tiene lugar en el futuro, pero la gente vive como en la Edad Media porque todos son ciegos. Los conflictos a lo largo de la serie cambian mucho, pero en última instancia, creo que esta historia tuvo un final adecuado y para mí, seguramente valió la pena verla.

Esta no es la historia más épica que he disfrutado, pero estuvo más que buena y la considero una de las mejores producciones lanzadas por Apple hasta ahora.

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›Finally the family is united again / See Season 3 / review / (ENG/ESP)@lauracraft1336d

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Saludos amigos y reciban todos una grata bienvenida a mi publicación.

Hoy les vengo a compartir una reseña de la tercera temporada de See, una serie que compartí no hace mucho, vi la primera y la segunda temporada, lo cual ha sido muy interesante y buena, el gran actor que está siendo muy reconocido últimamente por sus maravillosas actuaciones llamado Jason Momoa, está interpretando su papel como protagonista principal Baba Voss.

De verdad que toda la serie me ha parecido totalmente buena, recuerden que la historia es basada en una gran sociedad ciega, pocos son los tienen visión, entre ellos entra la hijastra, he hijastro de Baba Voss, llamado Kofun y Haniwa, quienes heredaron el poder de la visión gracias a los genes de Jarlamarel, quien lo conoceremos en la primera y segunda temporada de esta serie.

Greetings friends and receive all a warm welcome to my publication.

Today I come to share a review of the third season of See, a series that I shared not long ago, I saw the first and second season, which has been very interesting and good, the great actor who is being very recognized lately for his wonderful performances called Jason Momoa, is playing his role as the main protagonist Baba Voss.

Really the whole series has seemed to me totally good, remember that the story is based on a great blind society, few are those who have vision, among them enters the stepdaughter, stepson of Baba Voss, called Kofun and Haniwa, who inherited the power of vision thanks to the genes of Jarlamarel, who we will know in the first and second season of this series.

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Hay muchas cosas que he notado en esta serie, lo cual llega a muchas preguntas y a la vez con algunas conclusiones.

Si has visto esta serie te invito a dejarme un comentario sobre tu punto de vista, sería muy divertido y bueno ver la conclusión de los demás usuarios.

Pero antes de las preguntas y conclusiones sobre esta serie en su totalidad, les mencionaré un poco de lo que sé vasa esta última temporada de la serie (a ciencia cierta al parecer habrá otra temporada, solo que no se sabe cuándo).

En esta tercera temporada el hermano de Baba Voss ya no está por misteriosas razones, por lo que la primera guerra, ambos reinos, una nueva guerra para tener el poder total de toda una nación, la reina Kane tiene un malvado plan entre sus manos, por lo que conoceremos un extraño artefacto que hace dividir la misma tierra, muchos le dicen el azote de dios, provocando mucha destrucción en esta nueva guerra. Solo con el fin de llevar la paz entre ambas naciones, pero dejando un misterio de por medio en saber hasta cuando durara la paz y por qué tanta sed de poder.

There are many things that I have noticed in this series, which raises many questions and at the same time with some conclusions.

If you have seen this series I invite you to leave me a comment about your point of view, it would be great fun and good to see the conclusion of other users.

But before the questions and conclusions about this series as a whole, I will mention a little of what I know about this last season of the series (for sure apparently there will be another season, just do not know when).

In this third season the brother of Baba Voss is no longer there for mysterious reasons, so the first war, both kingdoms, a new war to have the total power of an entire nation, Queen Kane has an evil plan in her hands, so we will know a strange artifact that makes divide the earth itself, many call it the scourge of god, causing much destruction in this new war. Only in order to bring peace between the two nations, but leaving a mystery in between to know how long the peace will last and why so much thirst for power.

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PREGUNTAS Y CONCLUSIONES:

¿Por qué todos son ciegos en esta serie?

En la serie en sí no nos revelan nada del porqué todos padezcan la ceguera, todos nos mencionan que una maldición de Dios, cosa que no entra ante mi entendimiento en esta serie.

Si hay algo que he podido notar, es que al parecer antes de estas personas había una gran civilización, el cual se les describen como los antiguos, es decir que antes de ellos había personas con visión, por ese motivo llegue a esta pregunta.

He podido comprender muchas cosas, como la civilización de los antiguos era bastante avanzada, al parecer existían armamentos nucleares y que, por medio de una guerra nuclear, todos los habitantes que estuvieron lejos de esta gran guerra fueron afectados con la perdida de visión por la radiación de estas armas nucleares.

Y que de generación en generación los bebes nacen con esta falla entre sus genes por la radiación de las armas nucleares, incluso podremos observar en esta serie que los bebes nacen con algún defecto que va mucho más allá a nuestro entendimiento.

QUESTIONS AND CONCLUSIONS:

Why is everyone blind in this series?

In the series itself they don't reveal anything about why they all suffer from blindness, they all mention that it is a curse from God, something that doesn't enter my understanding in this series.

If there is something that I have been able to notice, is that apparently before these people there was a great civilization, which is described as the ancients, that is to say that before them there were people with vision, for that reason I came to this question.

I have been able to understand many things, as the civilization of the ancients was quite advanced, apparently there were nuclear weapons and that, through a nuclear war, all the inhabitants who were far from this great war were affected with the loss of vision by the radiation of these nuclear weapons.

And that from generation to generation babies are born with this failure between their genes by the radiation of nuclear weapons, even we can see in this series that babies are born with some defect that goes far beyond our understanding.

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¿Por qué aún hay personas con visión?

Aquí es cuando conoceremos a Jarlamarel el padre biológico de Kofun y Haniwa, si en realidad había una civilización antigua porque las estructuras que veremos aquí son bastante avanzadas, llegue a la conclusión que personas como Jarlamarel eran de otros países y vinieron a este país en busca de algo o porque de verdad querían aventurarse.

Al tener estas personas con visión relaciones íntimas con los ciegos, por sus genes hacen que los bebés nazcan con visión, es hay cuando entra Kofun y Haniwa, en la serie existen muchos libros los cuales estos jóvenes logran adquirir conocimiento, teniendo el poder de la visión pudieron hacer muchas cosas, pero en situaciones de peligros su visión los convierte en personas débiles, incluso ya siendo mayores Baba Voss ha tenido que cuidar de ellos como si fueran bebes por el simple hecho de que pueden ver y se asustan ante cualquier situación de peligro.

Why are there still people with vision?

This is when we will meet Jarlamarel the biological father of Kofun and Haniwa, if in fact there was an ancient civilization because the structures that we will see here are quite advanced, I conclude that people like Jarlamarel were from other countries and came to this country in search of something or because they really wanted to venture.

As these people with vision have intimate relationships with the blind, because of their genes they make babies born with vision, this is when Kofun and Haniwa enter, in the series there are many books in which these young people manage to acquire knowledge, having the power of vision they could do many things, but in dangerous situations their vision turns them into weak people, even being older Baba Voss has had to take care of them as if they were babies for the simple fact that they can see and are frightened by any dangerous situation.

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¿Por qué los cazadores de brujas buscan y matan a los que tienen visión?

Esto es algo lógico, los ciegos no pueden leer libros ni mucho menos pueden hacer experimentos con la química para descubrir nuevas formas de destruir el mundo, pero los que tienen visión si pueden hacerlo, por ese motivo la reina Kane crea a este grupo de bravos guerreros para matar a todo aquel que tenga visión.

Si con los antiguos se provocó una gran guerra, lo que menos quieren los ciegos es que vuelva a estallar otra guerra que incluso pueda destruir el mundo.

Why do witch hunters seek and kill those who have vision?

This is something logical, the blind can not read books much less can do experiments with chemistry to discover new ways to destroy the world, but those who have vision if they can do it, for that reason the queen Kane creates this group of brave warriors to kill anyone who has vision.

If a great war was provoked with the ancients, the last thing the blind want is that another war breaks out again that could even destroy the world.

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De verdad me pareció muy buena y entretenida la serie, no tengo nada negativo de ella, salvo que algunos personajes se ganaron mi desprecio al ser como son, algo muy común cuando vemos este tipo de series o películas.

Para mí el personaje que se ganó mi desprecio y odio es la reina Kane, ya que por culpa de ella se estallan muchas guerras y tantas vidas inocentes corren peligro, incluso en la búsqueda de los cazadores de brujos, el cual fue ella quien los creo para matarlos a todos.

Al final de la serie me dio a comprender que va a haber otra temporada, pero habrá que esperar para cuando nos revelaran esta información, pero honestamente para mí no es lo mismo seguirla viendo, cuando veas esta serie comprenderás él porque y no es porque haya sido mala, más bien es todo lo contrario.

Datos Extras

Esta película fue estrenada el 26 de agosto del presente año 2022, tiene una duración de 1 hora cada capítulo, en total son 8.

Tiene una aceptación de la audiencia en general del 88% según la página más usada Rottentomatoes

Pueden ver el tráiler de la serie aqui

Pueden Disfrutar de esta serie en la tienda de ApleTv

I really found the series very good and entertaining, I have nothing negative about it, except that some characters earned my contempt for being the way they are, something very common when we see this kind of series or movies.

For me the character that earned my contempt and hatred is Queen Kane, because of her many wars break out and so many innocent lives are in danger, even in the search for the witch hunters, which was she who created them to kill them all.

At the end of the series gave me to understand that there will be another season, but we will have to wait for when they will reveal this information, but honestly for me it is not the same to continue watching it, when you see this series you will understand why and it is not because it has been bad, it is quite the opposite.

Extras

This movie was released on August 26 of the current year 2022, has a duration of 1 hour each chapter, in total there are 8.

It has a general audience acceptance of 88% according to the most used website Rottentomatoes.

You can watch the trailer of the series here

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›SERIES REVIEW: See || Your Eyes Deceive You [ENG-ESP]@olujay1347d
See is a television series. And yeah, that is simply its title. It's quite weird to say "See series." But it explicitly describes what it really is about. However, contrary to its literal meaning, it is mostly about blind people.

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I am not sure how I learned about this series, but when I did find it and check what it was about, I became interested. The concept that humanity had lost the ability to see made me wonder just how they were going to pull it off in not just an hour and 40 minute film, but an actual series. I just could not imagine what it could be about and, hence, I clicked on "download" to commence with the first episode.

Ever since then, I have never once looked back on my decision with regret. This is because there were births to more concepts that were so intriguing that at the end of the first season, a whole year to get to the next seemed more like a century.

Yes, I glued with the show for three good years, and I did so with patience, just like you would do so for your lover, _{or not...} But you get the point. I did not feel discouraged by the gaps between each season. But thankfully, all seasons are available and one can binge-watch like life's a joke.:)

Let's get into it, shall we? _{Yes, we shall... _{Let's go!}}

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A virus hit humanity and wiped most of it out. A few people survived, but their descendants lost their sight. In a dystopian future In a dystopian future when the human race has lost its ability to see, they have found new ways to interact and survive in their environments without vision. However, the concept of vision has become a myth, and any mention of it is considered heresy.

Knowledge of everything in the time of the sighted has now been long forgotten, and humanity has now regressed into a medieval-like civilization. They believe in gods and take the sun to be "godflame."

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A woman, Maghra, in the land of the Alkenny, gives birth to two sighted children, and all that has been is now challenged. Sighted people are considered cursed and are called witches. They are highly stigmatized in societies where they are found. A group of "witch-finders," put in place by Queen Kane to find and kill witches, are sent out to find and deal with them. However, Baba Voss, a mighty and renowned warrior who is greatly feared by whoever knows him, happens to be the father of these sighted children.

In search of the destruction of these witches and their heretic parents, nations rise against nations, people turn their backs on themselves, tribes are destroyed, and crisis and chaos ensue. Vision is returning, but the world may not be prepared for it.

𝕄𝕐 𝕋ℍ𝕆𝕌𝔾ℍ𝕋𝕊 & 𝕆ℙ𝕀ℕ𝕀𝕆ℕ

Many people will actually find the concept of humanity being plagued by blindness quite fascinating. In fact, the first few episodes may not provide the thrills that are anticipated. And the thing about series is that they usually have to start from a development point of view. This is to form the foundation upon which the story will be built. Hence, one will need to embrace the "humble beginnings."

However, I do know that I was gripped from the pilot episode as I was intrigued by what would happen next. And it went on like that through the whole series.

The See TV series depicts a dystopian world where humanity will have to forge ahead without one of its five senses; the ability to see. It delves into the intricacies of the lives of blind people; how they feel and perceive the world. A perfectly dark world, one might think. But this series presents a whole new perspective and portrays different ways the world can be perceived without the power of sight.

It does well to portray sight in a manner contrary to the conventional notion that the ability to see makes us more powerful, when the truth is that our enablements and/or shortcomings do not define who we really are. What we now have here in this series are mind-altering concepts about the world of the blind.

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The See series depicts the point of view that sight is one of the biggest problems of humanity. Even though it may have been quite cataclysmic to have humanity lose one of its five senses, the perspective was turned up-side-down in this case. The perspective we now have in this film is that the blind are regular people and the sighted are the "cursed" ones.

One of the most intriguing aspects of the series is how in-depth it goes: from families to different communities and tribes, from love to hate, desperation and determination, discrimination to betrayal.It had a lot going on in different episodes, so much so that every episode's ending was a cliffhanger.

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Action was not far from this series' plot either. There were actual fight scenes that were always engrossing. Just imagine a war between two tribes; two tribes of blind people. You can see how the blind relied heavily on their other senses to interact with their surroundings.

Another thing I'd like to mention is the story's progression from how it all started to when things got messy for the rest of the season. Such a sublime transition, whilst gently carrying its audience along.

ᴄʜᴀʀᴀᴄᴛᴇʀ ᴅᴇᴠᴇʟᴏᴘᴍᴇɴᴛ

This is a new aspect of filmography that I will be talking about henceforth, but it will only apply to series for now. Many times, you only have the protagonist(s) in a movie (that will only run for a short time), which does not allow for a thorough presentation of the story from the various perspectives of the various characters involved. But with TV shows that are episodic, they allow for an in-depth approach to the entire story that is to be presented.

I personally felt a deep sense of connection with the majority of the main characters in this series. It was as though each one of them had a story intertwined with the main story that needed telling in order to give wholeness to the entire story.

They also have really interesting names in this TV series. They are quite catchy and definitely well thought of. As a matter of fact, there are not many names that are commonly heard (at least in films), which does present the film with a timeline that isn't from now or the past, but centuries away.

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I am most intrigued by this aspect of this film. And this is because the visual representation and brilliance of the music in the story was in a form that sure proved that so much effort, time, and thoughts were put into this movie.

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When you are presenting a film that's out of the ordinary (say a never-seen-before concept), you need to make sure that everything goes right with the film. This includes ensuring perfection in the tiniest details. This is not to say that the TV show is "perfect," but the intricate details to nuances of the costumes, sound, camera angles, framing, color, lighting, and so on are quite amazing.

I commend the production team involved. In my book, they have done a pretty great job of delivering one of the best series that I have come across. And their efforts made it so for me.

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There is no way you are going to have an epic series like this without the use of excellent actors and actresses. It just will not work without them. You just can not tell a story effectively in films with actors incapable of delivering the characters just as they should be done.

We had big shots in this film, like Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista. But that did not mean that only their performances were commendable, as they did a very good job. Like I have earlier established...

I personally felt a deep sense of connection with the majority of the main characters.

This was only possible with the excellent performances of all the main characters. If I did begin to mention them all, this would be too long of a review. But I will just mention a few actors that I am particularly impressed with.

Sylvia Hoeks played Queen Kane, the antagonist of the show. Her performance in delivering a role that is designed to be dramatic was spot-on perfect. Her character is the type that one may term "crazy," and she was just excellent with it. You might as well need to see the film for yourself to truly understand the depth of her performance. She was the antagonist, but her role in the series appears to be crucial.

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Jason Momoa, popularly known as Aquaman, played Baba Voss. A strong and mighty warrior who would stop at nothing to stand for the ones he loves and cares about. He played a character that I attribute "indestructible" to. And I think that Jason was just perfect for this role. He had the body size, the voice, and then the personality that were reflected so well throughout the series.

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And then, my absolute favourite, Hera Hilmar. She played the mother of the two sighted children. A mother who had to make the toughest decisions in the story. Her portrayal of the right emotions at the right time and in the right manner throughout the whole series was epic.

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There are many more amazing actors and actresses in this series, but to save your time, we'd stop here.:)

𝕄𝕐 𝔽𝕀ℕ𝔸𝕃 𝕋ℍ𝕆𝕌𝔾ℍ𝕋𝕊...

From start to finish, there was not a time that I felt regret for starting and following this series. From start to finish, I felt more and more engrossed. It is an addictive show, if you ask me. It is one that one could spend hours on end trying to follow through. It all felt very much like I was in the story, rather than being told the story.

See is a series that may not fit the taste of every kind of person, but it will always be a series I will recommend to anyone, anytime and any day. This is because it is a series that encompasses a lot that we have not seen much of in films lately.

It has only three seasons, with each having about eight episodes of an hour's run time. And that seems to be all that we will have of it. However, if there is going to be another sequel, maybe one more season, or a movie to stretch it a little, I am so jumping at it.

Without further ado, I am giving the film a rating of...

𝟿.𝟻/𝟷𝟶.

★★★★★★★★★☆

SPANISH

See es una serie de televisión. Y sí, es simplemente su título. Es bastante raro decir "Ver serie". Pero describe explícitamente de qué trata realmente. Sin embargo, al contrario de su significado literal, trata sobre todo de personas ciegas.

No estoy seguro de cómo me enteré de esta serie, pero cuando la encontré y comprobé de qué trataba, me interesé. El concepto de que la humanidad ha perdido la capacidad de ver me hizo preguntarme cómo iban a llevarlo a cabo no sólo en una película de una hora y 40 minutos, sino en una serie real. No podía imaginarme de qué podría tratarse y, por ello, hice clic en "descargar" para comenzar con el primer episodio.

Desde entonces, no he mirado atrás ni una sola vez para arrepentirme de mi decisión. Y es que nacieron más conceptos tan intrigantes que, al final de la primera temporada, un año entero para llegar a la siguiente parecía más bien un siglo.

Sí, me pegué a la serie durante tres buenos años, y lo hice con paciencia, como tú lo harías con tu amante, _{o no...} Pero ya me entiendes. No me desanimé por los intervalos entre cada temporada. Pero por suerte, todas las temporadas están disponibles y uno puede hacer binge-watch como si la vida fuera una broma:)

Entremos en materia, ¿de acuerdo? _{Sí, lo haremos... _¡Vamos!}

𝕊𝕆𝔹ℝ𝔼 𝕃𝔸 𝕊𝔼ℝ𝕀𝔼

Un virus golpeó a la humanidad y aniquiló a la mayor parte de ella. Algunas personas sobrevivieron, pero sus descendientes perdieron la vista. En un futuro distópico En un futuro distópico en el que la raza humana ha perdido su capacidad de ver, han encontrado nuevas formas de interactuar y sobrevivir en sus entornos sin visión. Sin embargo, el concepto de visión se ha convertido en un mito, y cualquier mención al mismo se considera una herejía.

El conocimiento de todo lo que había en la época de los videntes se ha olvidado hace tiempo, y la humanidad ha retrocedido a una civilización de tipo medieval. Creen en dioses y consideran que el sol es un "dios-llama".

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Una mujer, Maghra, en la tierra de los Alkenny, da a luz a dos niños videntes, y todo lo que ha sido queda en entredicho. Los videntes se consideran malditos y se les llama brujas. Están muy estigmatizados en las sociedades donde se encuentran. Un grupo de "cazadores de brujas", puestos por la reina Kane para encontrar y matar a las brujas, son enviados para encontrarlas y ocuparse de ellas. Sin embargo, Baba Voss, un poderoso y renombrado guerrero muy temido por quien lo conoce, resulta ser el padre de estos niños videntes.

En busca de la destrucción de estos brujos y de sus padres herejes, las naciones se alzan contra las naciones, los pueblos se dan la espalda, las tribus son destruidas, y se produce la crisis y el caos. La visión está regresando, pero puede que el mundo no esté preparado para ello.

𝕄𝕀𝕊 ℙ𝔼ℕ𝕊𝔸𝕄𝕀𝔼ℕ𝕋𝕆𝕊 𝕐 𝕆ℙ𝕀ℕ𝕀𝕆ℕ

En realidad, muchos encontrarán el concepto de la humanidad plagada de ceguera bastante fascinante. De hecho, es posible que los primeros episodios no proporcionen la emoción que se espera. Y es que las series suelen tener que empezar desde un punto de vista de desarrollo. Esto es para formar la base sobre la que se construirá la historia. De ahí que haya que aceptar los "humildes comienzos".

Sin embargo, sé que me atrapó desde el episodio piloto, ya que me intrigaba lo que iba a ocurrir a continuación. Y así fue durante toda la serie.

La serie de televisión See describe un mundo distópico en el que la humanidad tendrá que salir adelante sin uno de sus cinco sentidos: la capacidad de ver. Se adentra en los entresijos de la vida de los ciegos; cómo sienten y perciben el mundo. Un mundo perfectamente oscuro, podría pensarse. Pero esta serie presenta una perspectiva totalmente nueva y retrata diferentes formas en que se puede percibir el mundo sin el poder de la vista.

Hace bien en retratar la vista de forma contraria a la noción convencional de que la capacidad de ver nos hace más poderosos, cuando la verdad es que nuestras habilitaciones y/o carencias no definen lo que realmente somos. Lo que tenemos ahora en esta serie son conceptos que alteran la mente sobre el mundo de los ciegos.

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La serie See describe el punto de vista de que la vista es uno de los mayores problemas de la humanidad. Aunque haya sido bastante cataclísmico que la humanidad perdiera uno de sus cinco sentidos, la perspectiva se ha invertido en este caso. La perspectiva que tenemos ahora en esta película es que los ciegos son personas normales y los videntes son los "malditos".

Uno de los aspectos más intrigantes de la serie es su profundidad: de las familias a las diferentes comunidades y tribus, del amor al odio, de la desesperación a la determinación, de la discriminación a la traición.

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La acción tampoco estuvo lejos de la trama de esta serie. Había verdaderas escenas de lucha que siempre eran absorbentes. Imagina una guerra entre dos tribus; dos tribus de ciegos. Puedes ver cómo los ciegos se apoyan en sus otros sentidos para interactuar con su entorno.

Otra cosa que me gustaría mencionar es la progresión de la historia desde cómo empezó todo hasta que las cosas se complicaron durante el resto de la temporada. Es una transición sublime, que lleva suavemente al público.

ᴅᴇsᴀʀʀᴏʟʟᴏ ᴅᴇʟ ᴄᴀʀᴀ́ᴄᴛᴇʀ

Este es un nuevo aspecto de la filmografía del que hablaré en lo sucesivo, pero que por ahora sólo se aplicará a las series. Muchas veces, en una película (que dura poco tiempo) sólo se cuenta con el protagonista o los protagonistas, lo que no permite una presentación exhaustiva de la historia desde las distintas perspectivas de los diversos personajes implicados. Pero las series de televisión, que son episódicas, permiten abordar en profundidad toda la historia que se va a presentar.

Personalmente, sentí una profunda conexión con la mayoría de los personajes principales de esta serie. Era como si cada uno de ellos tuviera una historia entrelazada con la historia principal que necesitaba ser contada para dar plenitud a toda la historia.

Además, los nombres de esta serie son realmente interesantes. Son bastante pegadizos y están definitivamente bien pensados. De hecho, no hay muchos nombres que se escuchen comúnmente (al menos en las películas), lo que hace que la película presente una línea de tiempo que no es de ahora o del pasado, sino de siglos atrás.

ᴄɪɴᴇᴍᴀᴛᴏɢʀᴀғɪ́ᴀ ʏ ᴍᴜ́sɪᴄᴀ

Este aspecto de la película es el que más me intriga. Y es que la representación visual y la brillantez de la música en la historia era de una forma que seguro que demostraba que se había puesto mucho esfuerzo, tiempo y pensamiento en esta película.

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Cuando se presenta una película fuera de lo común (por ejemplo, un concepto nunca visto), hay que asegurarse de que todo va bien con la película. Esto incluye garantizar la perfección en los más mínimos detalles. Esto no quiere decir que la serie de televisión sea "perfecta", pero los detalles intrincados de los matices del vestuario, el sonido, los ángulos de la cámara, el encuadre, el color, la iluminación, etc. son bastante sorprendentes.

Elogio al equipo de producción implicado. En mi opinión, han hecho un gran trabajo al ofrecer una de las mejores series que he conocido. Y sus esfuerzos han hecho que lo sea para mí.

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No hay manera de tener una serie épica como ésta sin el uso de excelentes actores y actrices. No funcionará sin ellos. Simplemente no se puede contar una historia de forma eficaz en las películas con actores incapaces de interpretar a los personajes tal y como se debe hacer.

En esta película había grandes actores, como Jason Momoa y Dave Bautista. Pero eso no quiere decir que sólo sus actuaciones sean meritorias, ya que hicieron un muy buen trabajo. Como he establecido anteriormente...

Personalmente, sentí una profunda conexión con la mayoría de los personajes principales.

Esto sólo fue posible gracias a las excelentes interpretaciones de todos los personajes principales. Si me pusiera a mencionarlos a todos, esta reseña sería demasiado larga. Pero me limitaré a mencionar a algunos actores que me han impresionado especialmente.

Sylvia Hoeks interpretó a la reina Kane, la antagonista de la serie. Su actuación en un papel diseñado para ser dramático fue perfecta. Su personaje es del tipo que uno puede calificar de "loco", y ella estuvo excelente con él. Es posible que tengas que ver la película por ti mismo para entender realmente la profundidad de su actuación. Era la antagonista, pero su papel en la serie parece ser crucial.

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Jason Momoa, conocido popularmente como Aquaman, interpretó a Baba Voss. Un guerrero fuerte y poderoso que no se detendría ante nada para defender a los que ama y le importan. Interpretó a un personaje al que atribuyo el término "indestructible". Y creo que Jason era perfecto para este papel. Tenía el tamaño del cuerpo, la voz y la personalidad que se reflejaron tan bien a lo largo de la serie.

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Y luego, mi favorita absoluta, Hera Hilmar. Interpretó a la madre de los dos niños videntes. Una madre que tuvo que tomar las decisiones más difíciles de la historia. Su interpretación de las emociones correctas en el momento adecuado y de la manera correcta durante toda la serie fue épica.

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Hay muchos más actores y actrices increíbles en esta serie, pero para ahorrarte tiempo, nos detendremos aquí:)

𝕄𝕀𝕊 ℙ𝔼ℕ𝕊𝔸𝕄𝕀𝔼ℕ𝕋𝕆𝕊 𝔽𝕀ℕ𝔸𝕃𝔼𝕊...

De principio a fin, no hubo un momento en el que me arrepintiera de haber empezado y seguido esta serie. De principio a fin, me sentí cada vez más absorbido. Es una serie adictiva, en mi opinión. Uno podría pasar horas y horas tratando de seguirla. Me sentí como si estuviera en la historia, en lugar de que me la contaran.

See es una serie que puede no encajar en el gusto de todo tipo de personas, pero siempre será una serie que recomendaré a cualquiera, en cualquier momento y cualquier día. Esto se debe a que es una serie que abarca mucho de lo que no hemos visto mucho en las películas últimamente.

Sólo tiene tres temporadas, cada una de ellas con unos ocho episodios de una hora de duración. Y eso parece ser todo lo que tendremos de ella. Sin embargo, si va a haber otra secuela, tal vez una temporada más, o una película para alargarla un poco, me la salto.

Sin más preámbulos, le doy a la película una calificación de...

𝟿.𝟻/𝟷𝟶.

★★★★★★★★★☆

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Saludos amigos y reciban todos una grata bienvenida a mi publicación.

Hoy les presento una serie que comencé a ver recientemente, dicha seré se llama SEE, donde podemos encontrar al actor Jason Momoa interpretando su papel en esta historia llamado Baba Voss.

Jason Momoa se está destacando últimamente en las películas y series en las que está trabajando recientemente, si has visto GOT (Game of Throne) de seguro lo reconocerás, su papel en esa serie era el mismo Khal Drogo, he incluso lo he visto en la película de Aquaman, puesto que su actuación en sus papeles ha sido impactante, de hecho, se está convirtiendo en uno de mis actores favoritos.

Greetings friends and receive all a warm welcome to my publication.

Today I present you a series that I started watching recently, this series is called SEE, where we can find the actor Jason Momoa playing his role in this story called Baba Voss.

Jason Momoa is standing out lately in the movies and series he is working in recently, if you have seen GOT (Game of Throne) for sure you will recognize him, his role in that series was the same Khal Drogo, I have even seen him in the Aquaman movie, since his acting in his roles has been amazing, in fact, he is becoming one of my favorite actors.

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¿Qué podemos encontrar en esta serie?

Trataré de explicárselos de una manera en la que no les pueda revelar ningún Spoilers.

Básicamente, en esta serie nos habla la historia de Baba Voss (Jason Momoa), quien se ha enamorado y casado con una mujer llamada Maghra (Hera Hilmar), el cual ha traído a la vida a dos hermosos hijos, pero estos bebes no son de Baba Voss, sino que él los adopto como si fueran sus propios hijos y los ha cuidado hasta tener la edad de 18 primaveras.

Lo más sorprendente, es que todos estos habitantes no tienen visión, es decir, todos son ciegos, por lo que han recibido habilidades auditivas muy sorprendentes para poder hacer grandes cosas como las de una persona con visión, salvo leer y manipular máquinas.

What can we find in this series?

I will try to explain it to you in a way that I can't reveal any Spoilers.

Basically, this series tells us the story of Baba Voss (Jason Momoa), who has fallen in love and married a woman named Maghra (Hera Hilmar), which has brought to life two beautiful children, but these babies are not of Baba Voss, but he adopted them as if they were his own children and has taken care of them until they are 18 springs old.

The most amazing thing is that all these inhabitants have no vision, that is, they are all blind, so they have received very surprising auditory abilities to be able to do great things like a sighted person, except reading and manipulating machines.

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El ambiente en la que se desarrolla la historia es como de primitivos, pero de una manera entre de antaño y futurista, solo que estas personas aún no han descubierto la tecnología, de hecho, sus armamentos son los arcos y los cuchillos, también sus vestimentas están hechas por pieles de animales que matan al cazar.

De verdad que me ha parecido muy interesante esta serie por el hecho de que habla sobre la vida de los ciegos, lo crean o no, estas personas pueden hacer grandes cosas sin su visión, la manera en la que combaten todos ellos son muy buenos, en especial el de Baba Voss.

The environment in which the story takes place is like primitive, but in a way between ancient and futuristic, only that these people have not yet discovered the technology, in fact, their weapons are bows and knives, also their clothes are made of animal skins that they kill when hunting.

I really found this series very interesting because it talks about the life of blind people, believe it or not, these people can do great things without their vision, the way they fight all of them are very good, especially Baba Voss.

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Baba Voss era un hombre carcelero al que se dedicaba a secuestrar personas para venderlos y también era un cazarrecompensas, por lo que era el carcelero más popular de la zona donde vivía, con el tiempo conoció a su esposa Maghra cuando tenía algunos meses de embarazo, por lo que este quiso dejar toda su vida pasada atrás y comenzar un nuevo capítulo de su vida, y esta vez, seria al lado de sus hijos.

Aunque a pesar de su temeraria apariencia, créanme que en cuanto a la lucha también es temerario, hay capítulos en la que este hombre deja salir a la luz su personalidad de carcelero demostrándonos un fantástico espectáculo de lucha como nunca antes lo he visto en otra serie.

La única actuación que no me gusta mucho, es la de los hijos adoptivos de Baba Voss, ya que siento que les falta esa esencia para poder interpretar bien a sus personajes, pero lo demás está impecable para mis gustos en series y películas.

Baba Voss was a jailer man who was dedicated to kidnapping people to sell them and was also a bounty hunter, so he was the most popular jailer in the area where he lived, eventually he met his wife Maghra when she was a few months pregnant, so he wanted to leave all his past life behind and start a new chapter of his life, and this time, it would be next to his children.

Although despite his reckless appearance, believe me that when it comes to fighting he is also reckless, there are chapters in which this man lets out his personality of a jailer showing us a fantastic fighting show like I've never seen before in another series.

The only acting that I don't like very much is that of Baba Voss' adopted sons, since I feel that they lack the essence to be able to interpret their characters well, but the rest is impeccable for my tastes in series and movies.

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Hay dos tipos de personas creyentes, si hablamos de religiones, están la de los antiguos dioses y los actuales, aquí podemos ver a una reina (diosa) quien intenta encontrar al amor de su vida solo por tener la bendición de la visión, recuerden que todos en esta serie son ciegos, salvo algunos elegidos por la luz.

Pero uno de los personajes que más detesto de esta serie hasta los momentos es la reina Kane (Sylvia Hoeks), ya que se hace llamar diosa de todo, pero las escenas más desagradables es cuando le reza a sus dioses, por lo que esta lo hace teniendo intimidad sexual o masturbación, pero todos la desprecian por ser como es, pero lo que si destaco es que esta serie no es apta para menores de 15 años, ya que hay escenas de contenido sexual (muy pocas en al menos los primeros 4 capítulos) y violencia.

There are two types of believers, if we talk about religions, there are the ancient gods and the current ones, here we can see a queen (goddess) who tries to find the love of her life just to have the blessing of vision, remember that everyone in this series are blind, except some chosen by the light.

But one of the characters that I hate the most in this series so far is Queen Kane (Sylvia Hoeks), since she calls herself a goddess of everything, but the most unpleasant scenes are when she prays to her gods, so she does it by having sexual intimacy or masturbation, but everyone despises her for being the way she is, but what I do emphasize is that this series is not suitable for children under 15 years, as there are scenes of sexual content (very few in at least the first 4 chapters) and violence.

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Esta serie entra en los géneros de Drama y ciencia ficción. La primera temporada consta de 8 capítulos con una duración aproximada de 1 hora.

Todos los de la tribu culpan a la esposa de Baba Voss por las cosas que pasara su tribu, la acusan de ser una bruja porque desde que llego a sus tierras los caza brujos no han parado de perseguirlos y los amanezcan con la vida si no entregan a esta mujer.

Pero Baba Voss está para impedirlo y los desafía en combate, a quien se atreva a ponerle una sola mano en cima a su esposa, pero…

¿Quién podrá pelear contra formidable bestia?

Nadie se atreve, ya que Baba Voss es el mal alto de su tribu y a la vez más fuerte, también es quien mantiene seguro el poblado en la que evitan y es el capitán de los cazadores y exploradores, por ese motivo lo respetan.

Conclusión

Hay muchos misterios y cosas extrañas en la historia de todos estos personajes, pero el ambiente, la interpretación de los personajes y el aprendizaje que tienen los hijos adoptivos de Baba Voss son muy buenas.

Siempre me he preguntado de como los ciegos pueden ver, al parecer nos demuestran en esta serie que es por medio del sonido, por el hecho de que desarrollan habilidades auditivas como la de los murciélagos.

Datos Extras

Esta serie comenzó a dar sus pasos el año 2019 hasta la actualidad, tengo entendido que tiene 3 temporadas, apenas voy por el 4 capítulo y me ha enganchado completamente.

Tuvo una aceptación de la crítica en un 63% con una aceptación de la audiencia en general del 86% según la página más usada Rottentomatoes nos presenta que tuvo un 63% de la crítica positiva de la población en general y un 86% de la audiencia.

Pueden ver el tráiler de la película aquí

Pueden Disfrutar de esta serie en la tienda de Aple TV.

This series falls into the genres of Drama and Science Fiction. The first season consists of 8 chapters with an approximate duration of 1 hour.

Everyone in the tribe blames the wife of Baba Voss for the things that happened to his tribe, they accuse her of being a witch because since she came to their land the witch hunters have not stopped chasing them and threaten them with their lives if they do not deliver this woman.

But Baba Voss is there to stop them and challenges them in combat, to whoever dares to lay a single hand on his wife, but...

Who will be able to fight against the formidable beast?

Nobody dares, since Baba Voss is the tallest and strongest of his tribe, he is also the one who keeps safe the village they avoid and he is the captain of the hunters and scouts, for that reason they respect him.

Conclusion.

There are many mysteries and strange things in the story of all these characters, but the atmosphere, the interpretation of the characters and the learning that the adopted sons of Baba Voss have are very good.

I've always wondered how blind people can see, apparently they show us in this series that it's through sound, by the fact that they develop hearing abilities like bats.

Extras

This series began to take its steps the year 2019 until today, I understand that it has 3 seasons, I'm just going for the 4 chapter and it has hooked me completely.

It had a 63% critical acclaim with an overall audience acceptance of 86% according to the most used page Rottentomatoes presents us that it had a 63% positive review from the general population and 86% from the audience.

You can watch the trailer of the movie here

You can enjoy this series at the Aple TV. store.

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›[ENG/ESP] Review: "See" An Apocalyptic Series That Will Shock You/"See" Una Serie Apocalíptica Que Te Impactara@neiraurdaneta1640d

Hello friends, as I told you I am taking advantage of the holidays to catch up on many series and movies that because of my work I had not been able to see, today I want to tell you about a series that a few months ago ended its second season and is "SEE", this series premiered in 2020 and was created by Steven Knight, it is about that in an apocalyptic future humanity loses the ability to see, a dark world for human beings, where everyone is blind.

Hola amigos, como les dije estoy aprovechando las fiestas para ponerme al día con muchas series y películas que por mi trabajo no había podido ver, hoy quiero hablarles de una serie que hace unos meses atrás termino su segunda temporada y es “SEE”, esta serie se estreno en el 2020 y fue creada por Steven Knight, está trata que en un futuro apocalíptico la humanidad pierde la capacidad de ver, un mundo a oscuras para los seres humanos, en dónde todos son ciegos.

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This series stars Jason Momoa, known for his superhero character as Aquaman, who surprises us with this loving character, protective of his family, but at the same time, wild and bloody willing to do anything to protect his loved ones, with a Dark past. With a cast of extraordinary actors such as: Alfre Woodard, Dave Baustista, Yadira Guevara-Prip, among others, they make this series one of the best in the science fiction genre.

Esta serie es protagonizada por Jason Momoa, conocido por su personaje de super héroe como Aquaman, quien nos sorprende con este personaje amoroso, protector con su familia, pero al mismo tiempo, salvaje y sanguinario dispuesto a todo por proteger a los suyos, con un pasado oscuro. Con un reparto de actores extraordinarios como: Alfre Woodard, Dave Baustista, Yadira Guevara-Prip, entre otros, hacen de esta serie unas de las mejores en el género de ciencia ficción.

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I must confess that the first chapters of the first season I almost stopped watching it because I was not convinced by its story and the way the plot was spun, making it a bit confusing and perhaps even implausible, but then it began to improve and the scenes of the Combats with other tribes were impressive and credible, in hand-to-hand fights, something that pleasantly surprised me and as the series went through the chapters it was improving, reaching the end of the first season leaving us wanting to see more.

Debo confesar que los primeros capítulos de la primera temporada casi dejo de verla porque no me terminaba de convencer su historia y la manera como se hilaba la trama, haciéndola un poco confusa y quizás hasta inverosímil, pero luego comenzó a mejorar y las escenas de los combates con otras tribus eran impresionantes y creíbles, en las luchas cuerpo a cuerpo, algo que me sorprendió gratamente y la serie mientras iban pasando lo capítulos iba mejorando, llegando al final de la primera temporada dejándonos con las ganas de ver más.

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The second season that ended a few months ago is in my opinion much superior to the first, the character of Baba Voss (Jason), he faces situations that may put his family at risk and decisions that he must accept, this season his adopted children They grew up and they will have to make their own decisions. Without wanting to spoil for those who have not yet seen the series, it is as I said at the beginning that humanity for unknown reasons is blind, but a hope is born when children with the ability to see begin to appear, but they are considered heresy because their births bring destruction to humanity, which was about to be extinguished by wars between sighted humans.

La segunda temporada que termino hace unos meses atrás es en mí opinión muy superior a la primera el personaje de Baba Voss (Jason), se enfrenta a situaciones que podrán en riesgo a su familia y decisiones que deberá aceptar, en esta temporada sus hijos adoptivos crecieron y ellos deberán tomar sus propias decisiones. Sin querer hacer spoiler para aquellos que aun no han visto la serie, esta trata como dije al principio que la humanidad por razones desconocidas es ciega, pero nace una esperanza cuando comienzan aparecer niños con la capacidad de ver, pero son considerados una herejía porque sus nacimientos traen destrucción a la humanidad, que estuvo a punto de extinguirse por las guerras entre los humanos con visión.

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This second season gives us light to certain events of the past that today have repercussions in the future, the changes that are coming in the beliefs and dogmas of society with these births, the advantages that those who can see have and the power that it entails, only They are a preamble to what was this wonderful season that is by far the best of the series so far, we will wait for a new season with eagerness to see what will happen with Baba Voss's family, with his enemies and how society will adapt to these changes. If you haven't seen the series, do it, for me this season is a 10 for its plot, action and photography.

Esta segunda temporada nos da luz a ciertos acontecimientos del pasado que hoy repercuten en el futuro, los cambios que se avecinan en las creencias y dogmas de la sociedad con estos nacimientos, las ventajas que tienen los que pueden ver y el poder que conlleva, solo son un preámbulo para lo que fue está maravillosa temporada que con creces hasta ahora es la mejor de la serie, esperaremos un nueva temporada con ansias para ver que sucederá con la familia de Baba Voss, con sus enemigos y como se adaptara la sociedad a estos cambios. Sino haz visto la serie hazlo, para mi esta temporada es un 10 por su trama, acción y fotografía.

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When Apple announced their streaming service a couple of years ago, they introduced this series as their main production, and potentially as a series that could even rival Game of Thrones. I have to say I was quite hyped about See since I first saw its trailer, and it was reported at that time that each episode of the first season had a budget of 15 million, which means this is clearly a super production.

I was happy with season 1 but it was clear this show wasn't really a masterpiece and that it was not even close to actually competing with the great GOT. Nevertheless, the show was enjoyable, and it provided an original story that I found interesting enough, so I decided to continue watching it. I don't know if the pandemic had anything to do with this, but they lasted almost 2 years in releasing the new season instead of the standard waiting time which would be 1 year, but anyways, I was happy to give this new season a watch.

What was the series about?

The events in See take place centuries in the future after most of humanity has been decimated by a virus and most of them have lost sight. They have been forced to develop new ways to live, maintain civilization and communicate. Due to their blindness, they are unable to have an industrial civilization so they live like medieval times, and in fact, I believe their civilization is good enough taking into account most of them are blind.

In season 1 many people believed there were zero humans with sight, there was an evil army who hunted down people with sight and called them witches, and there was also an isolated group of people who were always willing to protect any human with sight. The problem for them was that for generations no human with sight has been found, that is until 2 babies are born with functioning eyes. This was the plot of season 1.

As the story progresses, we eventually learn there are more people with sight apart from these 2 babies, and it seems that humanity can finally begin its rebirth. The problem is that there are too many powerful individuals who refused to accept people with sight and wish for their destruction.

Baba Voss is the adoptive father of the sighted children and a fearless fighter with a very violent past. This guy can pretty much defeat anyone in battle and most people know him for being ruthless and fierce. He will be the main character of the story, but his importance gets reduced a little bit in season 2.

Season 1 finishes with a great twist regarding the mother of the 2 babies with sight and her past, which is something she has kept in secret until that moment. Season 2 is about the mother coming to terms with her past and becoming a key person in establishing a new order that is much more open to accepting and embracing people with sight.

There is a very powerful villain who leads the biggest army in that entire region, and since the beginning of the season, it becomes very clear a big battle is building up. There will be several strategic political alliances, but the main goal of the plot is to slowly advance the acceptance of people with sight, and I believe eventually these people will become the new leaders of humanity. So far, every character with sight has been young, so as they grow old they will surely earn more power and influence.

Cuando Apple anunció su servicio de streaming hace un par de años, presentó esta serie como su principal producción, y potencialmente como una serie que podría incluso rivalizar con Juego de Tronos. Tengo que decir que me emocioné bastante con See desde que vi su tráiler por primera vez, y se informó en ese momento que cada episodio de la primera temporada tenía un presupuesto de 15 millones, lo que significa que se trata claramente de una superproducción.

La primera temporada me gustó, pero estaba claro que esta serie no era realmente una obra maestra y que no estaba ni cerca de competir con la gran GOT. Sin embargo, la serie era disfrutable y ofrecía una historia original que me parecía lo suficientemente interesante, así que decidí seguir viéndola. No sé si la pandemia tuvo algo que ver, pero tardaron casi 2 años en estrenar la nueva temporada en lugar del tiempo de espera estándar que sería de 1 año, pero de todos modos, me alegré de darle un vistazo a esta nueva temporada.

¿De qué trata la serie?

Los acontecimientos de See tienen lugar siglos en el futuro después de que la mayor parte de la humanidad haya sido diezmada por un virus y la mayoría haya perdido la vista. Se han visto obligados a desarrollar nuevas formas de vivir, mantener la civilización y comunicarse. Debido a su ceguera, no pueden tener una civilización industrial por lo que viven como en la época medieval, y de hecho, creo que su civilización es bastante buena teniendo en cuenta que la mayoría son ciegos.

En la temporada 1 mucha gente creía que había cero humanos con vista, había un ejército malvado que cazaba a las personas con vista y les llamaba brujos, y también había un grupo aislado de personas que siempre estaban dispuestas a proteger a cualquier humano con vista. El problema para ellos era que durante generaciones no se habían encontrado ningún humano con vista, eso es hasta que nacen 2 bebés con ojos funcionales. Esta fue la trama de la primera temporada.

A medida que avanza la historia, finalmente nos enteramos de que hay más personas con vista aparte de estos 2 bebés, y parece que la humanidad puede finalmente comenzar su renacimiento. El problema es que hay demasiados individuos poderosos que se niegan a aceptar a las personas con vista y desean su destrucción.

Baba Voss es el padre adoptivo de los niños con vista y un intrépido luchador con un pasado muy violento. Este tipo puede derrotar a cualquiera en la batalla y la mayoría de la gente lo conoce por ser despiadado y feroz. Será el personaje principal de la historia, pero su importancia se reduce un poco en la segunda temporada.

La temporada 1 termina con un gran giro respecto a la madre de los 2 bebés con vista y su pasado, que es algo que ha mantenido en secreto hasta ese momento. La temporada 2 trata de que la madre acepte su pasado y se convierta en una persona clave para establecer un nuevo orden mucho más abierto a aceptar y acoger a las personas con vista.

Hay un villano muy poderoso que lidera el mayor ejército de toda esa región, y desde el principio de la temporada queda muy claro que se está gestando una gran batalla. Habrá varias alianzas políticas estratégicas, pero el objetivo principal de la trama es avanzar lentamente en la aceptación de las personas con vista, y creo que finalmente estas personas se convertirán en los nuevos líderes de la humanidad. Hasta ahora, todos los personajes con vista han sido jóvenes, así que a medida que vayan envejeciendo seguramente ganarán más poder e influencia.

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Something that I feel this series is missing is the introduction of more mysticism, and maybe even some magic into the plot. The best medieval stories usually have some magic involved, like GOT for example, and since most people are blind in this series, it would be cool if they somehow rediscovered ancient knowledge similar to magic. This hasn't happened but at least there is a blind woman with a very powerful sense of clairvoyance.

Season 2 leaves several important characters in almost perfect circumstances so, in a way, it feels like it could be the end of the story, however, it makes it clear there will be an upcoming villain so I guess the story will continue. Maybe they are aiming at a finale where sighted people have finally taken full control and can begin the reconstruction of modern civilization, but at this pace, it will require a lot of seasons for that big change to take place.

Main names associated with the series

The main director of the second season is Anders Engström, this person usually works directing series and he hardly ever directs a film. Some of the series in which he has recently worked are Helstrom, Hanna, and The Tunnel.

The creator and main writer of the story is Steven Knight. This is an extremely talented writer that's constantly developing new high-quality plots. He is also the main writer of the series Peaky Blinders, and of another cool series called Taboo, among many other productions.

Kirsa Rein also worked in the writing department of the second season as the story editor for all 8 episodes. She doesn't have much experience as a writer and prior to this series she only worked in Orange Is the New Black and Social Distance.

When it comes to the cast, the main member is Jason Momoa. A very popular actor who has worked in a lot of well-known productions such as GOT, and the DC Comics movies where he plays Aquaman. In this series, plays the main character, is blind just like the majority of the people, and after having lived a very violent and bloody past, he is now mostly focused on his wife and her 2 children.

Hera Hilmar plays his wife. This actress is experienced enough and this decade has been very active in her acting career. Recently, she has worked in Da Vinci's Demons, An Ordinary Man, and Life in a Fishbowl.

Algo que siento que le falta a esta serie es la introducción de más misticismo, y tal vez incluso algo de magia en la trama. Las mejores historias medievales suelen tener algo de magia, como GOT por ejemplo, y ya que la mayoría de la gente es ciega en esta serie, sería genial que de alguna manera redescubrieran conocimientos antiguos similares a la magia. Esto no ha ocurrido pero al menos hay una mujer ciega con un sentido de la clarividencia muy poderoso.

La segunda temporada deja a varios personajes importantes en circunstancias casi perfectas así que, en cierto modo, da la sensación de que podría ser el final de la historia, sin embargo, deja claro que habrá un próximo villano así que supongo que la historia continuará. Tal vez apunten a un final en el que la gente con vista hayan tomado por fin el control total y puedan comenzar la reconstrucción de la civilización moderna, pero a este ritmo, se necesitarán muchas temporadas para que se produzca ese gran cambio.

Principales nombres asociados a la serie

El director principal de la segunda temporada es Anders Engström, esta persona suele trabajar dirigiendo series y casi nunca dirige una película. Algunas de las series en las que ha trabajado recientemente son Helstrom, Hanna y El túnel.

El creador y principal escritor de la historia es Steven Knight. Se trata de un escritor de gran talento que desarrolla constantemente nuevas tramas de gran calidad. También es el guionista principal de la serie Peaky Blinders, y de otra serie genial llamada Taboo, entre otras muchas producciones.

Kirsa Rein también trabajó en el departamento de escritura de la segunda temporada como editora de la historia de los 8 episodios. No tiene mucha experiencia como escritora y antes de esta serie sólo ha trabajado en Orange Is the New Black y Social Distance.

En cuanto al reparto, el miembro principal es Jason Momoa. Un actor muy popular que ha trabajado en un montón de producciones populares como GOT, y las películas de DC Comics donde interpreta a Aquaman. En esta serie, interpreta al personaje principal, es ciego como la mayoría de la gente, y después de haber vivido un pasado muy violento y sangriento, ahora está centrado sobre todo en su mujer y sus 2 hijos.

Hera Hilmar interpreta a su mujer. Esta actriz tiene bastante experiencia y esta década ha sido muy activa en su carrera de actriz. Recientemente, ha trabajado en Da Vinci's Demons, An Ordinary Man y Life in a Fishbowl.

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Sylvia Hoeks plays an evil queen who in the first season hates and hunts down any human with sight. A lot of things change in season 2 but in order to avoid giving spoilers, I prefer only to mention her circumstances of season 1. She is evil, and I believe her character was at least partly inspired by Cersei of GOT, but honestly, this character isn't as charismatic and doesn't feel as authentic as Cersei. This actress has previously worked in Blade Runner 2049, The Girl in the Spider's Web, Berlin Station, and many other productions.

Finally, we have Dave Bautista, who plays the main villain of season 2. This actor is mostly known for his roles in action movies, especially since he started to play Drax in the Guardians of the Galaxy movies. He also worked in Army of the Dead and Escape Plan: The Extractors.

How were the performance from the cast, the scenery and the camera work?

The cast did a good performance but I still find it hard to believe all of these characters are really blind. Their moves are usually too precise, and they almost never bump into each other which is something that would probably happen time and time again if most people were blind. Nevertheless, when it comes to the dramatic plot the cast did a good job.

The scenery was well-done but nothing too surprising for people who are used to seeing medieval settings. This show has the particularity of having a medieval-like setting even though it is actually in the future, and this is properly shown with well-designed scenery. The camera work was also nicely done and there were a couple of cool scenes during a battle in which the camera angle really provided a nice way to look at the events.

Final thoughts

All in all, the series isn't actually spectacular but it is certainly a high-quality production that most people will probably enjoy watching. The plot is original mainly due to the fact most characters are blind and this allows for a very unique series of events as well as challenges and twists.

Something this series appears to have missing is the existence of a major threat for the future. We all know since the beginning of GOT, that winter was coming and that it will bring deadly threats for everyone. This show doesn't have anything like that for the next seasons if they decide to continue producing this show, and I believe they will, because in the last episode they introduced what will probably be the new villain in season 3 as I mentioned before. Season 1 clearly needed a season 2 to complete that story, but season 2 could very well be the end of this series because there is nothing too important left to explore or develop and the new possible villain appeared out of nowhere and I don't think viewers are too interested in that character.

The series is fun and enjoyable enough, but it is far from being considered a masterpiece despite Apple's original intentions with it. If you like stories with a medieval setting, you will most likely enjoy the originality of See.

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Sylvia Hoeks interpreta a una reina malvada que en la primera temporada odia y persigue a cualquier humano con la vista. Muchas cosas cambian en la segunda temporada, pero para evitar dar spoilers, prefiero sólo mencionar sus circunstancias de la primera temporada. Ella es malvada, y creo que su personaje fue inspirado al menos en parte por Cersei de GOT, pero honestamente, este personaje no es tan carismático y no se siente tan auténtico como Cersei. Esta actriz ha trabajado anteriormente en Blade Runner 2049, The Girl in the Spider's Web, Berlin Station, y muchas otras producciones.

Por último, tenemos a Dave Bautista, que interpreta al villano principal de la segunda temporada. Este actor es conocido sobre todo por sus papeles en películas de acción, especialmente desde que empezó a interpretar a Drax en las películas de Guardianes de la Galaxia. También trabajó en Army of the Dead y Escape Plan: Los Extractores.

¿Cómo fue la actuación del reparto, la escenografía y el trabajo de cámara?

El elenco hizo una buena actuación, pero aún me cuesta creer que todos estos personajes sean realmente ciegos. Sus movimientos suelen ser demasiado precisos y casi nunca chocan entre sí, algo que probablemente ocurriría una y otra vez si la mayoría de la gente fuera ciega. No obstante, en lo que respecta a la trama dramática el reparto hizo un buen trabajo.

La escenografía estaba bien hecha pero nada demasiado sorprendente para la gente que está acostumbrada a ver escenarios medievales. Esta serie tiene la particularidad de tener una ambientación de tipo medieval aunque en realidad esté en el futuro, y esto se muestra adecuadamente con una escenografía bien diseñada. El trabajo de cámara también estuvo bien hecho y había un par de escenas geniales durante una batalla en las que el ángulo de la cámara realmente proporcionaba una forma agradable de ver los acontecimientos.

Pensamientos finales

En general, la serie no es realmente espectacular, pero es sin duda una producción de alta calidad que la mayoría de la gente probablemente disfrutará viendo. La trama es original sobre todo por el hecho de que la mayoría de los personajes son ciegos y esto permite una serie de eventos muy singulares así como retos y giros.

Algo que parece faltarle a esta serie es la existencia de una amenaza importante para el futuro. Todos sabemos desde el comienzo de GOT, que el invierno se acerca y que traerá amenazas mortales para todos. Esta serie no tiene nada de eso para las próximas temporadas si es que deciden seguir produciendo esta serie, y creo que lo harán, porque en el último episodio presentaron al que probablemente será el nuevo villano de la tercera temporada como mencioné anteriormente. La temporada 1 claramente necesitaba una temporada 2 para completar esa historia, pero la temporada 2 bien podría ser el final de esta serie porque no queda nada demasiado importante por explorar o desarrollar y el nuevo posible villano apareció de la nada y no creo que los espectadores estén demasiado interesados en ese personaje.

La serie es lo suficientemente divertida y disfrutable, pero está lejos de ser considerada una obra maestra a pesar de las intenciones originales de Apple con ella. Si te gustan las historias de ambientación medieval, lo más probable es que disfrutes de la originalidad de See.

¡Gracias por leer!

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The Best

Lo Mejor

The plot is original and the production is of high quality.

La trama es original y la producción es de alta calidad.

The Worst

Lo Peor

I don't see any reason for continuing the story.

It isn't believable to think of all these people being blind.

No veo ninguna razón para continuar con la historia.

No es creíble pensar que todas estas personas sean ciegas.

Review: AAA
In numbers: 7.5/10

Crítica: AAA
En números: 7.5/10
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In season two of the post apocalyptic world that is set centuries into the future, The world has been destroyed by pollution and technology and ravaged by a disease that has cursed future generations of children to be born unable to see, except for a brother and sister and a very small percentage of the remaining population, who are hidden and labelled witches, blamed for the disasters and destruction of the old world.

The sighted are hunted by the witch finders, a brutal military force commissioned by the mad evil Queen who is hell bent on power and the destruction of all who oppose her, even her own flesh and blood.

As See season two moves on from this story and takes us on another epic journey and battle between the two most feared clans in the land, families, brothers and sisters, the sighted and the blind fight for survival in a rather enjoyable take of an apocalyptic world destroyed by mankind's greed and lack of understanding.

Baba Voss Played by Jason Mamoa is hunted by his vengeful brother A Travantian Commander play by Dave Bautista when his wife's evil sister the Queen declares war on the opposing clan after having her own people killed so she could blame them in season one.

Baba finds himself caught in the middle as he tries to protect his family without killing his brother, who still blames him for their fathers death years prior.

It is an intriguing tail of how fragile the society we live in is, an just how easily the simple things we take for granted such as sight can be blamed for the destruction and pollution by a twisted and warped narrative.

In this season their are some unexpected plot twists, when the Queen is removed from the thrown and replaced by her sister the rightful air, the Travantians prepare to attack and there is some amazingly choreographed fight scenes that you will have to watch to believe, I will say that it is a must watch series if you haven't seen it.

What transpires is an action packed sequel to season one, with a unique storyline and a fist full of blind action, supported by a leading cast line up.

There are some interesting moments in the narrative, with plenty of laughs to be had, but the second season is mostly filled with great action scenes especially the last battle between the two opposing clans

THE SOUNDTRACK

The original motion picture soundtrack consists of only one track in season two's opening episode Ruby Tuesday by The Rolling Stones if you would like to, you can read further information and listen to the track on tune find dot com HERE

SYNOPSIS

In a future where humankind has lost the ability to see and is forced to interact in new ways, a set of twins with sight is born, challenging the status quo.

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MY CONCLUSION
I really enjoyed the uniqueness of the storyline and the choreographed fight scenes were spectacularly done in a really believable way.
After watching season one I was drawn into the epic battle and shared hope of the people in the story and was rather excited for season two's release, I can honestly say I was not disappointed one bit.

Season two was every bit as good as I expected and I can see this being the start of hopefully a very long series as the plot takes us on more epic journeys as the characters attempt to reunite the sighted and rebuild the world. One epic battle at a time.

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In a post apocalyptic world centuries into the future, destroyed by pollution and technology and ravaged by a disease that has cursed future generations of children to be born unable to see, except for a brother and sister and a very small percentage of the remaining population, who are hidden and labelled witches, blamed for the disasters and destruction of the old world.
See brings us on an epic battle between clans, families, brothers and sisters, sighted and the blind in a rather enjoyable take of an apocalyptic world destroyed by mankinds greed.

Jason Momoa plays a Villager who was once a feared warrior now tasked with protecting the children he rared from the a goup of witchfinders know are the Travanties who have attacked their home in the village of Alkenny, the Travanties are blood thirty mercenaries hell bent on wiping out the remaining witches or sighted.

The story takes us on a journey across dangerous war torn wastelands in search of the children's true father a sighted man who it was believed travelled from village to village sleeping with women in an effort to repopulated the world with sighted children in his image, whom he hoped would search him out one day and build a city of the future.

However there are many twists and turns along the way, many dangerous roads to be travelled to reunite the children with their Father and many cunningly well thought out and executed battle scenes that could turn this series into an epic blockbuster.

THE SOUNDTRACK

The soundtrack consists of a collection of classic tracks like LOU REEDS Perfect Day and RAYA YARBROUGHS Find the Way, Child and some great sync placements by BEAR MCCREARY who is well know for soundtracks such as Revolution and Gods of War among others, you can find further information and a complete list of tracks HERE

SYNOPSIS

In a future where humankind has lost the ability to see and is forced to interact in new ways, a set of twins with sight is born, challenging the status quo. From Presearch: See Synopsis

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MY CONCLUSION
I found this first series a really enjoyable and refreshing take on the post apocalyptic genre, there is some really god actors/actresses delivering exceptional character performances as blind warriors, which was really well done and put together, so I am eager to watch the second season which is only half through release, so I am going to wait until I have all the episodes to binge watch and give you my take on that.
I will say thought that I have watched the first episode and was highly impressed, some new all star cast members have been brought on board, building apon the already impressive line-up, so I am expecting big things for See going into the future.

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