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Tales from the Loop is an American science fiction drama television series developed and written by Nathaniel Halpern based on the art book of the same name by Swedish artist Simon Stålenhag. The eight-episode first season was released in its entirety on Amazon Prime Video on April 3, 2020.
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.png) Last night I finished watching Tales from the Loop season 1 and I have to say the last episode was my favorite one. In order to properly enjoy this episode, it is necessary to at least watch episode 1 and especially episode 2. You could also watch episode 7 since it is related to the same family and it was a good episode. Feel free to skip episodes 3, 4, 5, and 6. Those were the most disappointing ones for me…More
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.png) The first thing I need to mention about this episode is that the premise sounds more intriguing than what it ends up being. This has been a constant problem with this series because most stories feel underexploited. In this episode, the mystery part is about an island where a monster is apparently living according to some people. The story begins with 3 teenage kids, they are hanging out and soon they decide t…More
.png) I finally watched another good episode from Tales from the Loop. I was getting a little bit disappointed with the quality of the series but episode 6 was fortunately above average. At the beginning of the episode, the show implies the nature of the events that will take place by including what appears to be a temporary mini black hole in the ground, you can see this in the picture above. When I saw that weird…More
There has been more than a week since the last time I watched an episode from Tales from the Loop, so I decided to watch the next episode, which was number 5. This episode focuses on the family of the dumb but popular kid from episode 2. For the first time, the main character isn't a kid but an adult, his father. After the events in episode 2, the family is emotionally affected but they are trying to just go on with…More
.png) At the beginning of the first episode, we have an old man explaining the viewers some basic info about the Loop. He is the one that began all of the investigations about the unexplained events that happen in this place. This old man is the grandfather of the boy who befriends the lost girl in the first episode. So far, every single one of the episodes has involved some members of this family. This time, the st…More
I am noticing a trend in the 3 episodes I have watched of Tales from the Loop, and it is that each of them has been with very young actors/actresses as the main characters. I have also noticed that episodes are getting worse, the first one is my favorite so far, I gave it 7.5/10, the second wasn't as good so I gave it 7/10 and this one was barely acceptable so I gave it 6.5/10. It is to soon to quick on this series…More
The main character in this episode is one we already saw in the first episode. He is the older brother of the kid who befriends the girl in the woods. He isn't very popular in school, especially with girls, but at least he has a friend and they do a lot of stuff together. This friend is very different than him, he is a bit more athletic, is not very bright and is very good with girls. It might look like a strange fr…More
Anthology series has been enjoying a boom in recent years that I think was mainly caused by Black Mirror's huge success. These new scifi anthology series are usually compared with Black Mirror but so far none of them can match it, including Tales from the Loop. I have only seen one episode and fortunately, it was good. It was better than most episodes from Apple Tv+'s Amazing Stories anthology show, but it is far fr…More
Series poster Hello Buddies! *If you liked Black Mirror , this series could be for you, at least in terms of the rather distressing halo that pervades you during the viewing.* *Respect to the futuristic vision, comparing it to the previous one, it's a lot more forward in the future and a lot backward at same time.* *It's set to the 1960s in Ohio, with cathode ray tube computers and where they're located are very rud…More
And science fiction, sci-fi, the great protagonist of this 2020 start. Devs, Westworld above all have been able to take the limelight. But not only Alex Garland and Nolan have had the task of revitalizing the genre. He arrived, quietly but with incredible class. TALES FROM THE LOOP to add another piece of the mosaic. The beauty of the science fiction genre is that it can potentially embrace a thousand other genres,…More
After talking to you about the most sensational series of the year (Devs), I'm here to tell you about another science fiction series: # Tales from the loop Targata Amazon first video and taken from the story of the same name it stands out from Devs especially for the general tone. It refers a lot to a film like "Arrival" where Villenueve put us in front of our ability, and inability, to communicate with the differen…More