Westworld

[Ummar01]

I caught up with the last episode last night - meh

So hard to care about any of the characters, the narrative was all over the place and led to a really dissatisfying resolutions.

I’ve also been watching Humans and that deals with similar moral questions but in a much more engaging way

[stefmcd]

I caught up with the last episode last night - meh

So hard to care about any of the characters, the narrative was all over the place and led to a really dissatisfying resolutions.

I’ve also been watching Humans and that deals with similar moral questions but in a much more engaging way

I'll give humans a go.

[wildheart]

Still not really sure what was happening at the end, to be honest my head hurt trying to work out who was a robot and who was not...in the end I could not care less

[smokey99]

Still not really sure what was happening at the end, to be honest my head hurt trying to work out who was a robot and who was not...in the end I could not care less

Well I’m glad it’s not just me.

I was worried I wasn’t doing it justice or not concentrating hard enough but to be honest still not 100% sure what really happened during my that finale.

Was it a ‘Bobby Ewing’ style dream that Bernard was experiencing and in reality there was another narrative playing all the time?

I don’t know and not sure I care that much. I’ve enjoyed it but if you have to try that hard to keep up with the story then it’s hard to empathise with the characters.

I’ll get back to Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse going fishing.


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[pacifichrono]

At the conclusion of the S2 finale, it seemed clear to me that it was also a 'Series' finale. Everything and everybody related to Westworld seemed to be either dead, destroyed, or "happily ever after."

Now I read that a third season was announced in May.

WTF? What can you create from those ashes?

[MST]

I caught up with the last episode last night - meh

So hard to care about any of the characters, the narrative was all over the place and led to a really dissatisfying resolutions.

I’ve also been watching Humans and that deals with similar moral questions but in a much more engaging way

Interesting that you mention Humans, I haven't seen it but I did start to think that Westworld went a bit "Altered Carbon", only Altered Carbon pulled it off better!