After four episodes, the plot keeps thickening, the tension is building, and I've got a general idea as to what set everything in motion. I don't need anything more than that to hold my interest, but there is more to this limited series.
I find it odd that so many of the negative reviews center on a teenager whose cloistered existence is suddenly disrupted by the adult world she can't comprehend. She's a kid acting like kids do, so I don't see the problem.
Garner is at her usual best, as this tale is right in her wheelhouse. She is versatile, but dramatic action is where she shines the most.
With all the superhero junk that's being forced on the public along with the depressing message 'dramas' I'm always on the lookout for good storytelling. That means relatable characters, not capes and car chases.
I find it odd that so many of the negative reviews center on a teenager whose cloistered existence is suddenly disrupted by the adult world she can't comprehend. She's a kid acting like kids do, so I don't see the problem.
Garner is at her usual best, as this tale is right in her wheelhouse. She is versatile, but dramatic action is where she shines the most.
With all the superhero junk that's being forced on the public along with the depressing message 'dramas' I'm always on the lookout for good storytelling. That means relatable characters, not capes and car chases.