But the question is...is it REALLY uninhabitable?Thanks, I was debating whether to start this. I can take only so much “Mankind moves underground after the Earth becomes unlivable after XXXX happens” that seems to be the theme of too many Sci-Fi stories. Hopefully, this has a unique take on the genre.
The books were originally optioned by Ridley Scott, who was going to name the series Wool.I finally get the “Wool” tie-in. But now I have more questions…
I feel the opposite. We now know Juliette has seen what nobody else has (other than Tim Robbins). The real truth remains to be revealed. I'd offer more, but won't for Spoiler's sake...except for "They're good in supply".No spoilers here, but I'm a little disappointed in the end of the season.
Overall I feel like the acting wasn't very good in this series, which makes little sense because the actors are of such high quality for the most part. The effects were flawless, though. Overall too many times I had to ignore my tendency toward logic because the details of how this group lives don't make a lot of sense.
She was as good as the character and story called for. It wasn't a Mission Impossible movie.Plenty of room for differing opinions. I’d have a lot more respect for the work Rebecca Ferguson did, if I hadn’t seen her do much much better work in pretty much everything else she has ever done.
That article said fans can mark their calendars....only for SD ComiCon! No air date yet. But I will be watching, whenever.A little update:
Silo Season 2: Apple TV+ reveals where you can get a glimpse of the upcoming chapter
Season 2 ready to go. Rebecca Furguson says the three novels will be in 4 seasons with 3 and 4 likely filmed together.
What is Wondra?So, we have at least three "Mankind destroyed the Surface World and survivors hide underground" series: "Silo", "Fallout", and "Wondra". These all harken me back to a book I read in High School titled "Level 7" about the survivors of World War III and the slow inevitable death of Mankind. Quite the bummer of a book.
Level 7 (novel) - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
It's on Apple TV+, an animated series. Yeah, and I misspelled it (my Spell Check keeps changing it to "Wonder") as it should be "WondLa"What is Wondra?