Experience the Artistry of "Legion": TV Show Set in the X-Men Universe

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"Legion," set in the X-Men universe, is praised for its artistic direction and unique atmosphere, utilizing various cinematic techniques that distinguish it from other shows. Viewers express a need to rewatch episodes for a deeper understanding, often multitasking during initial viewings. Recent episodes have sparked discussions about standout moments, highlighting the show's production quality. Some viewers are unfamiliar with the X-Men lore, prompting them to research the character of Legion to enhance their viewing experience. The use of silence in the show is noted as an effective tool for creating tension and engagement.
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So does anybody watch the TV show Legion?[/PLAIN]

It's set in a/the X-men universe from what I understand (I'm not too well versed in which different universes/spinoffs exist).
I don't consider myself to be a cinephile but this show is a work of art if you ask me.
I'm certain that I'll have to rewatch as I most often watch shows while doing other stuff be it reading fiction, drafting e-mails or reading more technical stuff.

What I can say is that the director uses a wealth of techniques to create a unique atmosphere unlike any I've encountered in any TV show or movie for that matter.

Last nights episode is particularly awesome. Those who watched it will know which part I'm talking about.

Anybody feels the same?
 
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Hey, I'm watching it too. I also think it's really great produced. Which special part from last nights episode are you talking about?
I haven't even watched X-Men, so i had to google the background story to find out about the original "Legion" Character in the X-Men universe...
 
Only seen the first two epis. Demanding Boss Lady catch up so we can watch it together.
 
kairosx said:
Hey, I'm watching it too. I also think it's really great produced. Which special part from last nights episode are you talking about?
I haven't even watched X-Men, so i had to google the background story to find out about the original "Legion" Character in the X-Men universe...

The silence was a great tool to build a captivating atmosphere.
 
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