So, to be entirely honest... The animation, effects and choreography(if you can call it that), all look incredibly fucking sick. However, they took the absolute least interesting facet of Red Vs Blue and made it the focal point for this season. What made RvB so interesting to me, originally, was how they used a "shooty shooty war game" to just record some characters speaking to eachother. We didn't really have action scenes per se until Tex showed up, and even then, what made those scenes so cool was their novelty above all else.
I will, without a doubt, watch this entire season solely because of how visually entertaining it is, but I really do wish this weren't actually RvB because it demeans what this name used to represent.
I'm not one to cry when watching movies, but this one made me ugly cry and then laugh and then cry again.
This film isn't really about telling a story, it's about people, relationships, raw feelings, and it conveys these things unlike any other I've seen. The music is perfect, the cinematography is perfect, the actors transcend their characters and all of this coalesces into something truly unique and heartfelt.
I recommend this to absolutely everyone, but be prepared, the experience is heart-wrenching, physical and unforgettable.
Legion is a show that demands attention and rewards patience. It's also a reminder that the journey is equally, if not more, important as the destination. Every episode is a play on narrative, allowing us to experience something entirely new every time, and at the same time, though we might not realize it at first, progresses the story in a unique way. One might classify some episodes as filler, but I don't believe there's a single wasted moment here, even the slowest sections of the show still have so many interesting things, be it visually, musically, philosophically...
Overall, this is one of the most unique shows ever made, and easily in my Top 3 Series of All Time.
This might have been the first time I cried watching a tv show, not only because the show has ended, but more importantly because it didn't go in the slightest how I imagined it would. I honestly couldn't imagine it ending in a better way.
Such a perfect series finale cements Legion as a Top 3 Series of All Time for me.
Easily the best episode of the season. Stunning cinematography with amazing dialogue and acting. Despite having such a tiny scope, it is just massively more enticing than any other previous episode.
