That are pretty easy to mock. I'm a total Garland stan at this point, though, so I'm eager to brush them aside. Anybody that says the acting is too stiff, the pace is too slow, that it might've been better as a movie, or that the ending was way too brief for a show that spent so much time on the uninteresting bits of its premise early on won't get a counterargument from me. But this was still a total joy for me.


"Episode 7" is probably something I'll come back to and rewatch at random the way I do most of his movies. I don't rewatch much but there's something about his storytelling, and now visual language, that makes Garland movies comfort food for me.


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