Post by Eλευθερί on Jun 20, 2019 6:18:46 GMT
Way too heavy-handed with the anti-Soviet propaganda. A lot of the characters come off as cartoonish caricatures.
Would be interesting to see a Ukrainian- or Russian-written and produced version.
My other main criticism is that the way they tell the story, the audience is left to believe that there were only two senior nuclear scientists (Legasov and Khomyuk) working on disaster management and the investigation into what went wrong in the first place, one of whom in the beginning was largely doing the latter investigation more or less on her own and in secret—super conspiracy-like.
The idea that there would have been only two senior scientists working on managing the disaster response is utterly preposterous.
Would be interesting to see a Ukrainian- or Russian-written and produced version.
My other main criticism is that the way they tell the story, the audience is left to believe that there were only two senior nuclear scientists (Legasov and Khomyuk) working on disaster management and the investigation into what went wrong in the first place, one of whom in the beginning was largely doing the latter investigation more or less on her own and in secret—super conspiracy-like.
The idea that there would have been only two senior scientists working on managing the disaster response is utterly preposterous.