Undone (2019)

Watchseries; Undone is a very particular show that I loved for the first four episodes (which is the first half of them). But then I found some huge problems between the plot and world built at that point. In the last part it's like if all the rules established were ignored because "the show is cryptic and metaphysical so everything is possible" and this thought is used to serve the plot to be as free as possible. And that's were the show broke down for me. So there's a love/hate relationship. In all of that Undone manages to touch very high highs, with some very poetic moments. I also appreciated the drawings and the general sense of ambiguity. In the grand scheme of things I liked Undone but it was also frustrating because it could be so much more, and the first half surely lived up to his potential.

Undone is a very particular show that I loved for the first four episodes (which is the first half of them). But then I found some huge problems between the plot and world built at that point. In the last part it's like if all the rules established were ignored because "the show is cryptic and metaphysical so everything is possible" and this thought is used to serve the plot to be as free as possible. And that's were the show broke down for me. So there's a love/hate relationship. In all of that Undone manages to touch very high highs, with some very poetic moments. I also appreciated the drawings and the general sense of ambiguity. In the grand scheme of things I liked Undone but it was also frustrating because it could be so much more, and the first half surely lived up to his potential.

Undone watchseries. Undone plays out like a beautiful acid trip, this series had me entranced from start to finish. Undone takes a realistic look at mental illness and how it affects not just the person but the people around them. Without spoiling anything I felt the last episode could have been stronger but it was good enough that the ride was well worth it.

*As of this review series two has just been announced and I have no idea why they feel the need for a second.

I have been unknowingly watching rotoscoping animation (All Dogs Go To Heaven, Mary Poppins) since I can remember and even tho I've never seen it I knew about the movie A Scanner Darkly. This show is incredibly visually appealing with the moments that go from "real life" suddenly jumping into another realm and the story line just sucks you in with it's concept almost right off the bat. I love the main character too!! She's funny, spunky and not afraid to be herself even tho she is sometimes considered the black sheep of the family. I love this show and I hope to see more of it!!

I loved it and can't wait for another season, the story line was great and a little different then some that are out right now and it was just refreshing to watch

I stumbled upon the trailer for this (experience) a while ago , It got my attention though I thought they are using the rotoscoping technique as a gimmick and boy, I was wrong.

The series is an out-of-this-world experience , you are sailing through the vast ocean of the protagonist's mind , It's like an astral projection and the rotoscoping technique gives it a fluid like way of moving and sailing through existence and un-existence , dreams and reality, all accompanied by an exquisitely beautiful and ethereal score that reminded me of the late James Horner's score for (A Beautiful Mind) ... I really can't find the proper words to describe the beauty of it. The casting was perfect , the script and the build-up were amazing , This is a piece of art that deserves more credit ,

And It has some of the trippiest and most beautiful sequences ever made.

A must see.

Find your sweet spot - At first I wasn't sure where to look, then by the third episode I focused on the eyes and the animation took in a whole new dimension By that time the story line was enough; I was thoroughly immersed . I recommend