First, the Weather Changed

Name: First, the Weather Changed
Genre: Drama, Action & Adventure, Science Fiction
Released: May 17, 2020

Snowpiercer: Season 1: Episode 1

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Snowpiercer: First, The Weather Changed

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TNT | Air Date: May 17, 2020

Summary: A rigid class system maintains order, with First Class holding power over workers, while a condemned Prison Class struggles to survive in the Tail.

Genre(s): Drama, Action & Adventure, Science Fiction

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Air Date: July 12, 2020
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Air Date: July 12, 2020
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Air Date: July 12, 2020

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truerock

May 19, 2020

The 2020 video series Snowpiercer is of the steampunk genre like the original 2013 movie. So, there is that retrofuturism that seems to be widely appealing - but, the series and the movie have different plots.

I am writing about episode 1 of season 1. I found it interesting that animationThe 2020 video series Snowpiercer is of the steampunk genre like the original 2013 movie. So, there is that retrofuturism that seems to be widely appealing - but, the series and the movie have different plots.

I am writing about episode 1 of season 1.

I found it interesting that animation was used as an introduction to the series. I think we are seeing animation used more frequently to keep projects on budget.

There was some very good acting. I can't list them all - but, I especially enjoyed:
Jennifer Connelly as the "Voice of the Train"
Mickney Sumner a brakeman (later a hostage)
Alison Wright another brakeman
Iddo Goldberg a train engineer?

The train is obviously a metaphor and (to me) an interesting plot device.

The technical aspects of the series are of very good quality. Perhaps the editing was somewhat too fast paced - but, I can understand how there was a lot to cover in the first episode.

I will be watching the second episode.
I anticipate that this will be enjoyable entertainment if you like to think about things.… Expand

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