I did! I gave it a pretty glowing endorsement. It's beautifully haunting upon reflection too.I'd have to go back an look to see if anyone had recommended the Netflix original, "The OA". Because someone should have. I am through the 1st 4 episodes of Season 1 and it has been absolutely gripping to watch. There is a scene in episode 2 where OA plays a parent to keep a kid from being expelled that was powerful.
This is one of those rare shows where bits and pieces are revealed as you go along taking you to places you had no idea it was going. If it matters, Brad Pitt is behind the production of this but not in it. The character development is fantastic and the story breaches something I have not seen elsewhere. Two early thumbs up.
Currently watching:
Big Little Lies : Ive only seen the one episode, but it's brilliant in how it casts the women as fully fleshed out mother's. Almost all of them feel real, and the costuming is amazingly on point too.
The casting of the actresses is almost true to life too. Reese is a high strung helicopter mother to a bunch of brats, Laura Dern is a career mum who would rather appear to do the right thing than actually do it (And she has an amazing scene where reveals to her husband "People don't like me... I'm not liked) and Nicole Kidman is a mystery, even to her closest 'friends'.
And the initial scene with parents having already judged a child en masse is brilliantly uncomfortable.
I wish I hadn't read the book, because they've created an aura of mystery that would have me leaning forward.
Legion: at first, I had no idea what the f*** was going on, but as it went on, I'm officially sold!
This is a Cray Cray nuanced approach to mutants and the psychological problems associated with being different. Reminds me of the British show Misfits, but with 10x the budget.