Amazon is officially making 'The Man in the High Castle' series based on Phillip K D!ck's Novel
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Coli sleeping. I'm on ep 6. Great final season so far.
richaveli83
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First episode of the new season is crack. Might finish the season this weekend.
richaveli83
Veteran
I'm feeling some type of way for liking John Smith. 
richaveli83
Veteran
I had to binge the remaining 7 episodes. Show was so dope but I think we need a fifth season or a spinoff show about the fall of the American Reich and the BCR.
richaveli83
Veteran
Yeah it was confusing as hell.
I'm also curious to know how the German Reich is going to react to the new independent America. Especially since they could play the new rebel groups against one another pretty easily and reconquer America. Definitely needs another season.
KalKal
Superstar
Watched 2 of the new episodes. From what I see so far I like that they're getting into the whole parallel universe spying storyline. Plus they seemed to have corrected my biggest problem from the first season, which was that "The Resistance" were a bunch of weak idiots easily infiltrated by a guy basically off the street who made them look like a joke.
This is starting to remind me of Counterpart. I REALLY miss that show. If you like this show you should check that out. Between Fringe, Man in the High Castle, and Counterpart, I think Counterpart has the most "grown up" take on similar ideas.
This is starting to remind me of Counterpart. I REALLY miss that show. If you like this show you should check that out. Between Fringe, Man in the High Castle, and Counterpart, I think Counterpart has the most "grown up" take on similar ideas.
Brehs ultimately this show is 
. I watched up until the first episode of season 3. I really tried to enjoy this show and continued to watch even tho I wanted to stop many times. I like when a show can take outlandish and unorthodox subject matter and make it somewhat believable in this case the axis winning ww2 and running the USA.
This show had so much potential to tell a story about what life would be like in the states had the axis won and there's so much you can do with that for example what would white supremacy look like compared to what we have now? The status and plight of black ppl living in the axis world, revolts and riots, the relationship with other countries world wide etc. The show touched on some of these things but being that the show is called the man in the high castle it focuses on a convoluted story line about war films being shared around the country? and to this day idk if the films are real or it's some type of alternate dimension or something out of a Christopher nolan screenplay but ultimately it misses the mark badly.
I know I'm juelzing but damn this show had potential. I enjoyed the storyline about the nazis almost wiping out the globe but the Highcastle storyline put me off once and for all. I also hate when a character dies and then comes back. It's like what the fukk
...The 2 main Japanese actors were great, John Smith stood out and I liked the juliana chick.
Dont bother with this show.
. I watched up until the first episode of season 3. I really tried to enjoy this show and continued to watch even tho I wanted to stop many times. I like when a show can take outlandish and unorthodox subject matter and make it somewhat believable in this case the axis winning ww2 and running the USA. This show had so much potential to tell a story about what life would be like in the states had the axis won and there's so much you can do with that for example what would white supremacy look like compared to what we have now? The status and plight of black ppl living in the axis world, revolts and riots, the relationship with other countries world wide etc. The show touched on some of these things but being that the show is called the man in the high castle it focuses on a convoluted story line about war films being shared around the country? and to this day idk if the films are real or it's some type of alternate dimension or something out of a Christopher nolan screenplay but ultimately it misses the mark badly.
I know I'm juelzing but damn this show had potential. I enjoyed the storyline about the nazis almost wiping out the globe but the Highcastle storyline put me off once and for all. I also hate when a character dies and then comes back. It's like what the fukk
...The 2 main Japanese actors were great, John Smith stood out and I liked the juliana chick.Dont bother with this show.
KalKal
Superstar
Brehs ultimately this show is
This show had so much potential to tell a story about what life would be like in the states had the axis won and there's so much you can do with that for example what would white supremacy look like compared to what we have now? The status and plight of black ppl living in the axis world, revolts and riots, the relationship with other countries world wide etc. The show touched on some of these things but being that the show is called the man in the high castle it focuses on a convoluted story line about war films being shared around the country? and to this day idk if the films are real or it's some type of alternate dimension or something out of a Christopher nolan screenplay but ultimately it misses the mark badly.
I know I'm juelzing but damn this show had potential. I enjoyed the storyline about the nazis almost wiping out the globe but the Highcastle storyline put me off once and for all. I also hate when a character dies and then comes back. It's like what the fukk
Dont bother with this show.
I'm not going to call this a top-tier show, but by the time you get to the end to the end of Season 3, you'll know where the films come from and why the Nazis care about the information in them.
KalKal
Superstar
Watched up to Epsiode 7 so far. The John Smith scenes this year remind me a lot of a Nazi version of "Mad Men".