Sujet : Re: 'The Last Ship' (no spoilers)
De : nobody (at) *nospam* nowhere.com (moviePig)
Groupes : rec.arts.tvDate : 24. Aug 2026, 22:06:33
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On 8/24/2026 4:24 PM, Ian J. Ball wrote:
On 8/24/26 1:19 PM, anim8rfsk wrote:
moviePig <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
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Trawlers of past offerings may want to be reminded that the nearly 60
episodes of 'The Last Ship' have reached Netflix. The near-future
military adventure is unabashedly rah-rah, and seems to celebrate its
copious slaughtering, but it consistently impressed me with the apparent
expense of its made-for-cable (TNT) production. Somewhat recommended.
>
I saw it the first time. While the book justified the title, the TV show
screwed up the plot so badly that it wasn’t even the last ship.
But shirley we'd never expect a TV series to cling to its source novel over several seasons. I was surprised only that the visuals seemed not to grow complacently cheaper.
Like "Falling Skies" (and "Earth: Final Conflict"), "The Last Ship" was also a show that got "much less good" fast. The first season was pretty terrific. The second season was just OK, IIRC. But once they dumped Rhona Mitra, it went downhill super-fast, and as I recall the last couple of seasons didn't even make much sense (despite having some good eye candy along the way).
The pilot was directed by Jonathan Mostow, whose BREAKDOWN (1997) was a tight, underappreciated little thriller. That signaled some aspiration in the eye-candy department. (Much of the last two seasons was directed Peter "Robocop" Weller.)
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