I am old enough to remember tv shows with cardboard walls and limited set decoration and furniture. Flimsy and cheap but the stories were what mattered. Has he ever seen a play? Does he sit there complaining that “that’s not real sunlight”, “no one wears that much makeup”, “the coloured gel lighting makes things too bright”…? In all art there is a need for the audience to suspend their disbelief to fully engage with the story. YES they used blue screen. YES they had sets built. YES it was filmed in British Columbia, not Japan. NO none of that matters (or should not matter). The making of, behind the scenes, is quite interesting. The ship had a small pool with a huge blue screen behind it for filming. Controlled and contained. Safe. Also, you should remember, we (your audience) are only seeing a small shaky image of what you two are seeing. If you want to blow up a screen shot and point out what you’re seeing that isn’t matching ideally maybe perfectionist could see what you are talking about…. But I don’t think this is the audience for that. I am here to see someone watch something I love for the first time and re-experience it vicariously with you. Complaints and nitpicks only infuriate me. I am not saying the criticism is untrue or invalid. Filmographers and cinematographers would likely agree with you. It is just insignificant for the purpose of a general audience.
That moment when you watch one of the most universally acclaimed new shows of the decade but can't stop pretending to be James frikin' Cameron long enough to enjoy it.
I felt bad the lady, He completely derailed the rection breaking up the flow for me I couldn't keep watching with this guy saying he is not a pro or anything but then kept going on about how the saturation of the clouds and camera angles off
You are the absolute first and only one of all reviewers who laments about colours. Get your focus straight. Nobody is interested in such minor details.
It was bizarre to see so much attention on largely superficial aspects and not able to keep up with the basic world building, character beats, and plot points. The fact he got lost was telling…just not focusing on what is important.
The showrunners actually addressed this very thing in the lead up to the shows release. The muted colors we see in the show are historically accurate. NOBODY in the world had access to bright color-fast fabric colors in the year 1600. Those rich colors we are used to seeing in modern times come about due to developments in chemistry. Most were invented/discovered in the mid to late 1800's. As such the rich (and wonderful) colors we got in the 1980's adaption of Shogun and other modern depictions are historically inaccurate. A shame that Dunning-Kruger and thinking you know better than the showrunners that have made the news for their devoted attention to detail had to ruin his viewing experience. Because as @melodicroger said. Even if true, its an incredibly unimportant thing to spoil the show over.
@@KW-ps6hk "NOBODY in the world had access to bright color-fast fabric colors in the year 1600" -- I'm interested in that, because ancient Roman and Greek statues and art used *a lot* of bright, vibrant colors (that have worn off to the base material in the millenia since). I might deep dive dyes and paints throughout history.
Within the first minute she talks about how great it is the production crew paid attention to all the intricate details of Feudal Japan and in the exact same breath says "I hope we see female Samurais" for women empowerment reasons lmao.
Onna-bugeisha were a thing!! There were female firefighters too! We never hear about it much but there’s so much potential here for that side of history to be seen🤗🤗
I've heard Sanada comment, in reference to female characters, that not only did they want to bring the accuracy and attention to detail from Japanese period drama but also to shake up some of the conventions for female characters in traditional Japanese drama. Instead of simply defaulting to learned conventions, but having them be more realistically/naturally emotional.
Does your husband have any sort of disorder or medical conditions? The fact that the colors are bothersome for him made me think that. It's like someone trying to play a video game when the game displays epileptic warnings before you even play. Does he by any chance have a sensory processing disorder? Many people with that kind of disorder have a difficult time processing bright lights or lights that repeatedly blink or change colors. I'm just curious or rather trying to understand a little bit more. I meant no disrespect. If I were to ask your husband to try watching Ready Player One, with all the lightings & colors then there’s something odd if he has a problem with it. Either there’s a condition/illness effect or that your husband grew up not being able to handle distractions which could be part of his personality. I’m sure everyone has at least answered that in whatever school or psychology survey.
This is no white saviour. The Fleshing out a story is the only fictiion. The main characters and occurences are based on Documented Real people and occurrences. Only the names have been changed for both the novel an this show. *John Blackthorne is based on the real English shipbuilder and sailor, and 1st Englishman to reach Japan, William Adams
We’re EXCITED to hear that! It’s so easy to fall into that tired storyline, we hear Cosmo is a great actor so it would be such a disservice to stick him in that type of role.🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
That man is not built for reactions, he's obsessed with all the wrong things. As an individual he may be a chill dude, but in a social situation such as a group of friends trying to have fun watching a show/movie he's the one that shits on the dinner table.
the guy could've saved the deep dive critique for the latter part, he's distracting the lady's focus and enjoyment; i can't count how many times i've uttered 'pack it up for later' to him in the first 15mins alone. if he continues like this, he's gonna ruin any intentional story buildup in whatever you watch together. i'd say he should focus more on the story unravelling than the nitpicking which only distracts himself. taking mental notes should've been a skill required for reactions and for post-watch discussions.
Within the first minute she talks about how great it is the production crew paid attention to all the intricate details of Feudal Japan and in the exact same breath says "I hope we see female Samurais" for women empowerment reasons lmao.
So incredibly insulting to the cinematographer in this show! To disagree with or dislike the colour or lighting choices is one thing, but to call into question their competence & talk as if they are rank amateurs is another thing entirely…this was by far the most annoying review i have watched of any show!
Yeah, everyone knew the Portuguese were trading from Japan, but they had been keeping the safe passage a secret. The main white dude is an English pilot helping a Dutch ship figure out the route and open up trade for the Dutch and the English.
I hope you get to enjoy Shogun; it's been superb, so far. The best I've seen in a long time. I can't watch any more of this reaction, though. I'm half-way through, and I'm done. I do hope you enjoy the show though.
Who was the guy watching, is he a Oscar winning lighting nominee. His obsession with the light was weird. The acting the History the plot it all went over his head all he could see was the lighting.
This maybe to much to ask, but next time please do the reaction without your husband. He has been totally negative. I can stand some constructive criticism, but your husband goes too far. I believe that the production crew knew what they were doing especially since Rotten Tomatoes gave a 100% rating. This was one of the greatest tv productions I have ever watched. I did give a thumbs up however because of the great acting and writing. This story is based on real people and the time period is accurate. Sorry if I offended.
@@aznthyRT sold out several years ago, true. But I wouldn’t slam someone for referencing them so harshly. They kinda still follow the general trend, though they are still able to be bought but I don’t think that’s the case here.
Feel real bad for Viv here, must be annoying af wanting to soak up and get lost in the story being told but constantly having some nerd next to her whining about trivial nonsense like it was the onky thing that matters in the universe.
Love this show. It does have some historical merit too as John Blackthorne is loosely based on the historical English navigator William Adams and Yoshii Toranaga is loosely based on shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu, who lead Japan til 1616.
Vivian, please react without the awkwardly negative and absolutely insufferable gentleman next time. He was too busy complaining to even follow the storyline. Then maybe you can actually enjoy the series, as it seems you were trying to. He was pretty inconsiderate. And then your viewers can actually enjoy the reactions as well.
No white savior here only a fictional story based on factual historic characters names changed but still historic a great show,and I loved the older show as well,but then I am older and Cosmo and Chamberlain did it justice in their own ways,but their supporting and sharing cast are what have made both these shows great,brilliant Japanese cast in both of these productions is outstanding.
I hated The Last Samurai, which is indeed a White Savior story, but I don't think that is true of Shogun. Blackthorne is more of a witness to Japanese history, than an active agent, driving events. Also, the novel has some foundation in history, Blackthorne being based on real-life Englishman William Adams. Whereas, the character played by Tom Cruise in The Last Samurai was completely fictional.
Oof, this was rough to watch, Vivian...perhaps consider solo reactions for episode 2 and on. I don't mind the criticism, (even though it's quite nitpicky) but it's the mainly the distraction from flow/immersion and hijacking of the post-discussion.
日本には淡いと言う色味があります。 おそらく彼には理解ができません... 非常に不愉快で残念でした。 もし次回レビューされるのであれば 彼女だけでお願いしますm(__)m In Japan, there is a certain color that is called pale. Perhaps he cannot understand... It was very unpleasant and disappointing. If it will be reviewed next time Just her please m(__)m
I WISHHHH😭😭😭…Season 2..? Can I be her long lost sister which got adopted by some settlers but am trying to find my way back home? Can I be glued next to Toranaga-sama…?😁😁
I find it really touching how you were super focused on what he had to say about the visual effects and cinematography. I see comments about him being annoying however he is giving his perspective and it’s genuine. Didn’t bother me that much. What he had to say was interesting even though we hadn’t noticed it. Thanks for the reaction and I look forward to following the series with you. Make your weekend a great one!
@kaawofficial you need to chill. No one else I. The world is bother by that minor crap except you. For the love of god and the future of your reaction channel focus on story, writing and acting.
To be fair I liked this show but I also felt the color was disgusting. I know that showing Japan with colorful pink cherry trees and completely orange sunsets is not realistic but damn, it felt very disgusting after playing Ghost of Tsushima, which was shot 100 time better, but also is clearly artistic oriented and this show is supposed to be more realistic. Although I can't forgive the blue hue we see in every cheap CGI, so I 100% understand your reaction. Same for the music. The Mongol throat singin was very distracting for a "realistic" Japanese show, especially when you know how many beautiful instruments and traditional music Japan has. If it wasn't for the great story, great acting and perfect costume direction I would not have watched it
The color schematics and fish eye lens bothered me at first too but I got used to it. I think it goes away later but I think it's used to show how drastic the time period was.
Shogun is so fascinating in its portrayal of political intrigue and the clashing of different cultures. Hope you keep up with the series, it just gets better. Also, don't feel too put-off by the negative comments. The show's cinematography and color palette didn't distract me, but differences in opinion on aesthetics are fine. He was clearly annoyed, but I don't think disrespectful. The worst thing a reactor can be is dishonest. I would rather disagree than be pandered to for clicks.
"He says 'You suck'" Laughed out loud at that one! 😂 Ignore the Negative Nancy's in your comment section. While I agree with them that this is a beautifully shot series, I will say that weird off-focus around the edges of many of the scenes really bothered me for a while! Everybody's got their tastes Glad to see you guys really getting into the episode, despite the distracting cinematic choices! I look forward to seeing what you think of the future episodes, and whether you think the story managed to avoid the "White Savior Complex" by the end. :-) Thank you much for your reactions! Keep them honest, and keep them coming.
😏😏😏 The type of community we love to see! Thank you for being so encouraging, and we both are really loving the show regardless of what people say. Hope you stick around FOREVER! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🤝🏽🤝🏽🤝🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
Oh yeah. It’s us that are in the wrong for critiquing his god awful commentary right? So what next time we see something we’d like to talk about that we disagree with should we just give a “wow amazing you’re so good at what you do 10/10!!!”. If you can’t handle being critiqued on something you made a mistake on then please stay off the internet
A lot of people in the comments whining about you criticizing the lighting etc. but I appreciated it, mostly because those were also my thoughts. I've now watched the first 6 episodes and right from the start I was distracted by the use of so much CGI. AND the blue contact lenses! They make him look weird and (what I remember from the books) they are completely unnecessary.
Come on people cut the man some slack we 've all had movies that were so visually distracting that they had to be rewatched just get the whole story. The only thing is we didn't have a camera on us when it happened.
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I am old enough to remember tv shows with cardboard walls and limited set decoration and furniture. Flimsy and cheap but the stories were what mattered. Has he ever seen a play? Does he sit there complaining that “that’s not real sunlight”, “no one wears that much makeup”, “the coloured gel lighting makes things too bright”…? In all art there is a need for the audience to suspend their disbelief to fully engage with the story. YES they used blue screen. YES they had sets built. YES it was filmed in British Columbia, not Japan. NO none of that matters (or should not matter).
The making of, behind the scenes, is quite interesting. The ship had a small pool with a huge blue screen behind it for filming. Controlled and contained. Safe.
Also, you should remember, we (your audience) are only seeing a small shaky image of what you two are seeing. If you want to blow up a screen shot and point out what you’re seeing that isn’t matching ideally maybe perfectionist could see what you are talking about…. But I don’t think this is the audience for that. I am here to see someone watch something I love for the first time and re-experience it vicariously with you. Complaints and nitpicks only infuriate me.
I am not saying the criticism is untrue or invalid. Filmographers and cinematographers would likely agree with you. It is just insignificant for the purpose of a general audience.
That moment when you watch one of the most universally acclaimed new shows of the decade but can't stop pretending to be James frikin' Cameron long enough to enjoy it.
The dude is married to a real life version of Mariko-Sama and a negative Nancy. Insane
@@Bearly7feettall lmfao the first part is so true. crazy. lucky af guy
I felt bad the lady, He completely derailed the rection breaking up the flow for me I couldn't keep watching with this guy saying he is not a pro or anything but then kept going on about how the saturation of the clouds and camera angles off
You are the absolute first and only one of all reviewers who laments about colours. Get your focus straight. Nobody is interested in such minor details.
It was bizarre to see so much attention on largely superficial aspects and not able to keep up with the basic world building, character beats, and plot points. The fact he got lost was telling…just not focusing on what is important.
The showrunners actually addressed this very thing in the lead up to the shows release. The muted colors we see in the show are historically accurate. NOBODY in the world had access to bright color-fast fabric colors in the year 1600. Those rich colors we are used to seeing in modern times come about due to developments in chemistry. Most were invented/discovered in the mid to late 1800's. As such the rich (and wonderful) colors we got in the 1980's adaption of Shogun and other modern depictions are historically inaccurate.
A shame that Dunning-Kruger and thinking you know better than the showrunners that have made the news for their devoted attention to detail had to ruin his viewing experience. Because as @melodicroger said. Even if true, its an incredibly unimportant thing to spoil the show over.
@@KW-ps6hk "NOBODY in the world had access to bright color-fast fabric colors in the year 1600" -- I'm interested in that, because ancient Roman and Greek statues and art used *a lot* of bright, vibrant colors (that have worn off to the base material in the millenia since). I might deep dive dyes and paints throughout history.
wow, your husband was unbearable, is he always like this?
Hilarious. 😂
He should watch older japanese movies which has similar colour grading
Agreed. Very annoying.
Who cares about color grading. Really lol I left the reaction at 10:13.
Moaning about colour and everything not being perfect in lighting in special effects blows my mind. Guy, has a lot to learn ffs
Who care if its green screen or not. Get with the story..
Cinematography is great. Your husband's just waffling
Within the first minute she talks about how great it is the production crew paid attention to all the intricate details of Feudal Japan and in the exact same breath says "I hope we see female Samurais" for women empowerment reasons lmao.
Onna-bugeisha were a thing!! There were female firefighters too! We never hear about it much but there’s so much potential here for that side of history to be seen🤗🤗
I've heard Sanada comment, in reference to female characters, that not only did they want to bring the accuracy and attention to detail from Japanese period drama but also to shake up some of the conventions for female characters in traditional Japanese drama. Instead of simply defaulting to learned conventions, but having them be more realistically/naturally emotional.
Does your husband have any sort of disorder or medical conditions? The fact that the colors are bothersome for him made me think that. It's like someone trying to play a video game when the game displays epileptic warnings before you even play. Does he by any chance have a sensory processing disorder? Many people with that kind of disorder have a difficult time processing bright lights or lights that repeatedly blink or change colors. I'm just curious or rather trying to understand a little bit more. I meant no disrespect.
If I were to ask your husband to try watching Ready Player One, with all the lightings & colors then there’s something odd if he has a problem with it. Either there’s a condition/illness effect or that your husband grew up not being able to handle distractions which could be part of his personality. I’m sure everyone has at least answered that in whatever school or psychology survey.
This is no white saviour. The Fleshing out a story is the only fictiion. The main characters and occurences are based on Documented Real people and occurrences. Only the names have been changed for both the novel an this show.
*John Blackthorne is based on the real English shipbuilder and sailor, and 1st Englishman to reach Japan, William Adams
We’re EXCITED to hear that! It’s so easy to fall into that tired storyline, we hear Cosmo is a great actor so it would be such a disservice to stick him in that type of role.🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Husband is a terrible reactor. Think of your audience! Skipping this channel.
Show the video better, increase audio for footage. Remove man. He’s too negative. It’s literally the most accurate and best show on tv ratings wise
That man is not built for reactions, he's obsessed with all the wrong things. As an individual he may be a chill dude, but in a social situation such as a group of friends trying to have fun watching a show/movie he's the one that shits on the dinner table.
@@diablohorer she looks like lady Mariko too! He need to respect her more.
@@Bearly7feettall Oh damn I see it now, she does! 🤣
the guy could've saved the deep dive critique for the latter part, he's distracting the lady's focus and enjoyment; i can't count how many times i've uttered 'pack it up for later' to him in the first 15mins alone. if he continues like this, he's gonna ruin any intentional story buildup in whatever you watch together. i'd say he should focus more on the story unravelling than the nitpicking which only distracts himself. taking mental notes should've been a skill required for reactions and for post-watch discussions.
Girl, despite the "white savior complex" remark, you seem cool, if you want your reactions to work, do them alone.
Within the first minute she talks about how great it is the production crew paid attention to all the intricate details of Feudal Japan and in the exact same breath says "I hope we see female Samurais" for women empowerment reasons lmao.
So incredibly insulting to the cinematographer in this show! To disagree with or dislike the colour or lighting choices is one thing, but to call into question their competence & talk as if they are rank amateurs is another thing entirely…this was by far the most annoying review i have watched of any show!
Yeah, everyone knew the Portuguese were trading from Japan, but they had been keeping the safe passage a secret. The main white dude is an English pilot helping a Dutch ship figure out the route and open up trade for the Dutch and the English.
When they say safe passage do they mean the coastline of China as opposed to the east side of Japan thats exposed to storms
why not focus on story line stop complained about production jezzz
Please get used to the directorial choices and just enjoy the show. 😊
I hope you get to enjoy Shogun; it's been superb, so far. The best I've seen in a long time.
I can't watch any more of this reaction, though. I'm half-way through, and I'm done.
I do hope you enjoy the show though.
Who was the guy watching, is he a Oscar winning lighting nominee. His obsession with the light was weird. The acting the History the plot it all went over his head all he could see was the lighting.
Good luck too you.
This maybe to much to ask, but next time please do the reaction without your husband. He has been totally negative. I can stand some constructive criticism, but your husband goes too far. I believe that the production crew knew what they were doing especially since Rotten Tomatoes gave a 100% rating. This was one of the greatest tv productions I have ever watched. I did give a thumbs up however because of the great acting and writing. This story is based on real people and the time period is accurate. Sorry if I offended.
Who cares about rotten tomatoes...if you are using this as a basis, your opinion is void.
@@aznthy I'll consider it. Thanks for your response. Hope you enjoyed the thumbs up.
@@aznthyRT sold out several years ago, true. But I wouldn’t slam someone for referencing them so harshly. They kinda still follow the general trend, though they are still able to be bought but I don’t think that’s the case here.
This guy is annoying. My God!!! Way to ruin the reaction
Feel real bad for Viv here, must be annoying af wanting to soak up and get lost in the story being told but constantly having some nerd next to her whining about trivial nonsense like it was the onky thing that matters in the universe.
Love this show. It does have some historical merit too as John Blackthorne is loosely based on the historical English navigator William Adams and Yoshii Toranaga is loosely based on shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu, who lead Japan til 1616.
Actually, they are more than loosely based on those historical figures.
Vivian, please react without the awkwardly negative and absolutely insufferable gentleman next time. He was too busy complaining to even follow the storyline.
Then maybe you can actually enjoy the series, as it seems you were trying to. He was pretty inconsiderate.
And then your viewers can actually enjoy the reactions as well.
Dude stop focusing on the lighting. It’s fine. The acting writing and overall story are amazing.
No white savior here only a fictional story based on factual historic characters names changed but still historic a great show,and I loved the older show as well,but then I am older and Cosmo and Chamberlain did it justice in their own ways,but their supporting and sharing cast are what have made both these shows great,brilliant Japanese cast in both of these productions is outstanding.
I hated The Last Samurai, which is indeed a White Savior story, but I don't think that is true of Shogun. Blackthorne is more of a witness to Japanese history, than an active agent, driving events. Also, the novel has some foundation in history, Blackthorne being based on real-life Englishman William Adams. Whereas, the character played by Tom Cruise in The Last Samurai was completely fictional.
We’re very excited to see the story unfold, it’s being executed masterfully.
8:40 "The coloring it's distracting me" + the 5' useless nitpicking rant that follows
is where you lost me
Oof, this was rough to watch, Vivian...perhaps consider solo reactions for episode 2 and on.
I don't mind the criticism, (even though it's quite nitpicky) but it's the mainly the distraction from flow/immersion and hijacking of the post-discussion.
Ok I'm out. Good luck.
日本には淡いと言う色味があります。
おそらく彼には理解ができません...
非常に不愉快で残念でした。
もし次回レビューされるのであれば
彼女だけでお願いしますm(__)m
In Japan, there is a certain color that is called pale.
Perhaps he cannot understand...
It was very unpleasant and disappointing.
If it will be reviewed next time
Just her please m(__)m
While I may no agree on his critiques, I can appreciate the focus on some of the technical filming aspects. Great reaction guys, new subscriber!
V looks so much like Mariko sama holy cow!! are you sure you were not in the show?
I WISHHHH😭😭😭…Season 2..? Can I be her long lost sister which got adopted by some settlers but am trying to find my way back home? Can I be glued next to Toranaga-sama…?😁😁
Focus on the freakin story dude... You want more visual sensation watch an anime jeez...
Japan in this time period is no more brutal than Europe, where people were being burnt alive just for practicing the wrong form of Christianity.
I find it really touching how you were super focused on what he had to say about the visual effects and cinematography. I see comments about him being annoying however he is giving his perspective and it’s genuine. Didn’t bother me that much. What he had to say was interesting even though we hadn’t noticed it.
Thanks for the reaction and I look forward to following the series with you. Make your weekend a great one!
I was gonna watch the whole reaction but 10 episodes with your husband nick picking on everything ..no thanks.
@kaawofficial you need to chill. No one else I. The world is bother by that minor crap except you. For the love of god and the future of your reaction channel focus on story, writing and acting.
To be fair I liked this show but I also felt the color was disgusting. I know that showing Japan with colorful pink cherry trees and completely orange sunsets is not realistic but damn, it felt very disgusting after playing Ghost of Tsushima, which was shot 100 time better, but also is clearly artistic oriented and this show is supposed to be more realistic. Although I can't forgive the blue hue we see in every cheap CGI, so I 100% understand your reaction. Same for the music. The Mongol throat singin was very distracting for a "realistic" Japanese show, especially when you know how many beautiful instruments and traditional music Japan has. If it wasn't for the great story, great acting and perfect costume direction I would not have watched it
This whole reaction was yikes. Btw Last Samurai wasn't a white savior movie - Tom Cruise's character failed. He didn't save sh1t.
People on twitter complaining about the lack of black people and this guy complaining about colour grading lol
Comedy connects us all. 😂
The color schematics and fish eye lens bothered me at first too but I got used to it. I think it goes away later but I think it's used to show how drastic the time period was.
Shogun is so fascinating in its portrayal of political intrigue and the clashing of different cultures. Hope you keep up with the series, it just gets better. Also, don't feel too put-off by the negative comments. The show's cinematography and color palette didn't distract me, but differences in opinion on aesthetics are fine. He was clearly annoyed, but I don't think disrespectful. The worst thing a reactor can be is dishonest. I would rather disagree than be pandered to for clicks.
"He says 'You suck'"
Laughed out loud at that one! 😂
Ignore the Negative Nancy's in your comment section. While I agree with them that this is a beautifully shot series, I will say that weird off-focus around the edges of many of the scenes really bothered me for a while! Everybody's got their tastes
Glad to see you guys really getting into the episode, despite the distracting cinematic choices!
I look forward to seeing what you think of the future episodes, and whether you think the story managed to avoid the "White Savior Complex" by the end. :-)
Thank you much for your reactions! Keep them honest, and keep them coming.
😏😏😏 The type of community we love to see! Thank you for being so encouraging, and we both are really loving the show regardless of what people say. Hope you stick around FOREVER! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🤝🏽🤝🏽🤝🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
Oh yeah. It’s us that are in the wrong for critiquing his god awful commentary right? So what next time we see something we’d like to talk about that we disagree with should we just give a “wow amazing you’re so good at what you do 10/10!!!”. If you can’t handle being critiqued on something you made a mistake on then please stay off the internet
A lot of people in the comments whining about you criticizing the lighting etc. but I appreciated it, mostly because those were also my thoughts. I've now watched the first 6 episodes and right from the start I was distracted by the use of so much CGI. AND the blue contact lenses! They make him look weird and (what I remember from the books) they are completely unnecessary.
They actually talk about all those choices in the interviews though, the color grading and everything of that nature.
Come on people cut the man some slack we 've all had movies that were so visually distracting that they had to be rewatched just get the whole story. The only thing is we didn't have a camera on us when it happened.
NO one has commented on the visual coloring of this series. Which means it's a HIM thing, not something relatively wrong with the production.
Except I question this dude's credibility more than the people behind the show
This whole show so far is fuckin amazing man, shaping up to be one of the best seasons of tv in recent years