All Forms of Art

I’ve been wanting to watch this movie for a while and now that I have finally been able to do it, I must say I was delighted throughout. I liked it a lot, considered it time very well-spent and for days I couldn’t get the music out of my head (even more-so than I already usually have to try, given how good it is). Like many others, I was bothered by the lack of precision on some of the timing and dates, including some things everyone knows about, but even so, they dared change them! Alas, I can understand that they made some changes out of convenience for the unfolding of the movie’s story. So, back to it, I was enjoying the movie a lot and it suddenly ended, abruptly. “Is there something wrong with my Internet?” - I found myself pondering. “Where is the rest of the story?” - I wondered, whilst I was left really feeling like a huge chunk of it was missing. Later, when my disappointment has simmered down, I think I understood, that they mostly wanted to celebrate Freddi...

This is a story that might get you feeling weird since tight from the very beginning, even if you don’t have any idea what this show is about. Joe, the protagonist, is this creepy guy, that can send shivers down your spine. Severely mentally disturbed, he might actually make you feel sick. The guy is absolutely disturbing and his “incredibly normal” appearance can make the most impressionable minds take a second thought about some of the people they know. From the very first episode, it’s very impressive to see how far he can go and just how easily things take place.  The character is deep, his story involving, and he really acts like he’s some kind of victim of circumstances making you ask yourself how such thing is possible or if she is just blind to all of this. You’ll soon realize she’s just oblivious to the escalating situation, and figure out that he is just so perfect in his psychopathic roleplay that everyone would fall in his web of traps, lies, and deceit...