I watched the first three episodes today and must have seen a different show. The reviews posted early on the day of release are all one or two stars. That's impossible. The series is well-crafted and really interesting so far with great performances and a tight script. All the criticisms and low ratings seemed similar, maybe from the same person or group. And they were uninformed. Someone mentioned how it's obviously not Chicago. The production began shooting on location in Chicago in January, 2020 and had to stop due to covid. They had two episodes in the can but had to shut down production. They had no option but to move the production to Canada when they were able to resume shooting in January, 2021. This information is readily available all over the internet. And my favorite is when people say how "unrealistic" it is. I'm sorry, this is based on a fictional book written before our latest pandemic. And the pandemic in the novel is completely different. Why do trolls reviewers try so hard to bring everything down immediately? I'll update my review once the series is over but please, don't go by the reviews posted the day of release, all those one or two stars ones. There's no way they watched all ofthe first three episodes. One person gave it one star and admitted they had only watched 15 minutes total. How can you possibly give a review of something after watching 15 minutes of an hour long program? It's so sad that trolls have taken over imdb member reviews.
Review of Station Eleven
