Intense and gripping absolutely. Scary not in the horror sense but scary that it actually happened and all those people suffered and died for ignorance/incompetence/pride

At first. I knew the actual guy was huge. But after a few episodes, I was good

Horrific is how i would describe the event. Horrific catastrophe. So horror seems fitting, tho modern film has skewed our definition of horror.

Columbo's coat

I can’t imagine them ever doing 9/11, would hit too close to home for US viewers and cause uproar surely

Scary on how close it came to wiping out most of Eastern Europe.

Sad and added scary thing is you see same kinds of cover ups or down playing of risks with other stuff like chemical spills or oil leaks.

Disagree wholeheartedly. This was the best role of his career.

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I get why you used the word scary to describe the show as it showed feelings of the characters having absolutely no control, no chance, and suffering hell. They made it personally realistic.

I feel you would enjoy the movie Gravity which I also compare to the same feelings and it just felt like a scary movie.

I have the opposite feeling, that show had a murderous row of great actors but didn’t know what to do with them.

I have to disagree - I thought he played it perfectly.

And Adam Nagaitis!

"accepting to all kinds of shows" is the absolute last way I would describe r/television

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> your a stupid american

^you're. And I've found the only people who hate Americans are those who are woefully uneducated, which you appear to be.

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Yep. And Buscemi was out of place on The Sopranos. He needs to be more Mr. Pink, he's not a convincing tough guy (even if he's a real tough guy considering his firefighting experience.)

why would anyone want to watch a mini series about 9/11?

no wonder people hate americans(like op,who apparently doesnt realize first responders are a dead giveaway your a stupid american)

In an alternate reality, David Simon has made a Chernobyl with a focus on the failing institutions of the communist state, rather than Mazin's nuclear horror version.

I was rather disappointed with it and wasn’t really impressed.

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He's delusional, take him to the infirmary.

I'd moreso look at whoever was the cinematographer, or the specific director for some of the episodes.

But if you loved the overall tone, Craig is showrunning The Last of Us TV series. They're not really too similar except in tension and tone a bit.

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Nope, thought he was great in the role