Nouvelle série Netflix de David Benioff & D. B. Weiss : Avis de l’épisode dérangeant de “3 Body Problem”

Nouvelle série Netflix de David Benioff & D. B. Weiss : Avis de l’épisode dérangeant de “3 Body Problem”

Netflix viewers are buzzing about a disturbing new series

Netflix viewers are sharing their thoughts on social media about a new sci-fi series that has been causing quite a stir. The series, which features gruesome and surprising death scenes, has fans drawing comparisons to the hit fantasy series, Game of Thrones. This has led to warnings being shared among viewers about the disturbing content in the show.

The plot of 3 Body Problem

3 Body Problem, the new series on Netflix, revolves around a ship called “Judgment Day” where violent and shocking deaths take place. In the fifth episode, viewers witness a horrific sequence involving a ship full of passengers, including children, being killed in graphic ways. Some viewers have compared this scene to the infamous “Red Wedding” from Game of Thrones.

Viewer reactions on social media

Viewers have taken to social media to share their thoughts on the show and warn others about its disturbing content. Some have praised the show for its production quality and practical effects, despite the shocking nature of the scenes. Here are some tweets from viewers:

“3 Body Problem on Netflix was a fun and disturbing watch. I might have to jump into the books to know how this all ends.” – Stein

“The brutality of Judgement Day in 3 Body Problem rivals that of the Red Wedding. Omg. I can’t remember reading this in the books but it’s been so long ago and and omg.” – Mariam

“The Episode 5 Panama Canal scene is the most incredible (and horrifying) sequence in cinematic history. Hands down.” – Underslinger, BSE

Conclusion

Despite the disturbing content, 3 Body Problem has garnered attention for its bold storytelling and production quality. Fans of the show continue to tune in, eager to see how the series unfolds. Stay tuned to ScreenGeek for more updates on this Netflix series and other programs.

Source : www.screengeek.net

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