Mac Wit Da Cheese

2y

Heard

Mac Wit Da Cheese

2y

Heard

burymeinecko

2y

Now knowing that season 3 and 4 were filmed back to back, this season's execution makes more sense. Hopefully we won't have to wait to long for season 4

youdaftpunk

2y

Love how controversial people finding this season.

S*** reminds me of Mr robots second season, every week a new nigga would say they can’t take it

Got 2 eps left of this season and been digging it so far. Can’t pick a fav ep

Mac Wit Da Cheese

2y

Heard

Jonboi

2y

My critique is that I don’t feel like I got much out of the episode. Essentially, I’m saying it’s filler.

MichaelScotch24

2y

They actually only filmed a few scenes for 4 since the scripts weren't ready yet, think they might start up again before the end of the year

MichaelScotch24

2y

They actually only filmed a few scenes for 4 since the scripts weren't ready yet, think they might start up again before the end of the year

huey p rxcan

2y

its controversial because some may argue its meandering. it's a slow burn character study, less interested in the heat of the moment, burst at the seams kitchen drama, and more interested in taking a step back, widening and narrowing the scene shot composition wise, and really humanizing the characters in subtle and little ways. there's no big reveal like the first season. there's no looming deadline like the 2nd season. there's a lot of flashbacks.

it's very much a season thats tied to the next, more so than s1 was tied to 2. they very much can stand on their own, because despite the cliff hangers, there's an obvious goal that the characters are trying to achieve, and they end with the characters achieving said goals.

there's less of that here and more interest in getting to know the characters, their connection to their work, their place, and their relationships. characters that didnt get one off's or much screen time last season, get more shine here.

there's a reoccuring motif that prestige, legacy, and high class comes with cutting off the fluff. we see them go full michelin status with a strict reservation only, creative 7-9 tasting course, 11 madison park style server experience. this reflects in the storytelling their trying to achieve, by less dialogue, holding onto shots longer, a willingness to stew in silence. its all incredibly done and the to be continued in the end heavily implies this is the kind of season that needs to meander a bit to set up the stakes for the next season.

huey p rxcan

2y

agree to disagree respectfully but i could see why u feel that way friend

proper

2y

ppl prolly gonna be asking about the jacket carmy wears in ep9 while he’s hosing down the back of the restaurant

Jonboi

2y

Season 4 used to be peak for prestige shows

Breaking Bad
Mad Men
The Wire

huey p rxcan

2y

its controversial because some may argue its meandering. it's a slow burn character study, less interested in the heat of the moment, burst at the seams kitchen drama, and more interested in taking a step back, widening and narrowing the scene shot composition wise, and really humanizing the characters in subtle and little ways. there's no big reveal like the first season. there's no looming deadline like the 2nd season. there's a lot of flashbacks.

it's very much a season thats tied to the next, more so than s1 was tied to 2. they very much can stand on their own, because despite the cliff hangers, there's an obvious goal that the characters are trying to achieve, and they end with the characters achieving said goals.

there's less of that here and more interest in getting to know the characters, their connection to their work, their place, and their relationships. characters that didnt get one off's or much screen time last season, get more shine here.

there's a reoccuring motif that prestige, legacy, and high class comes with cutting off the fluff. we see them go full michelin status with a strict reservation only, creative 7-9 tasting course, 11 madison park style server experience. this reflects in the storytelling their trying to achieve, by less dialogue, holding onto shots longer, a willingness to stew in silence. its all incredibly done and the to be continued in the end heavily implies this is the kind of season that needs to meander a bit to set up the stakes for the next season.

nocomment

2y

i love the themes of legacy and passing your trauma onto others. Eg Chef david > carmy > sydney, donna's mum > donna > nat > the baby.
And the concept of "cutting the fluff" being challenged by showing the characters finding support in people theyve had past difficulties with, eg richie with his ex, nat with donna, carmy missing that with claire.
Reminds me of what that chef told carmy about not wanting smoke, but wanting music. Finding harmony with difficult people from your past

Jonboi

2y

Why did I not notice that the show has opening credits until episode 2 of this season? Lol. Were those always there?

Jonboi

2y

Why did I not notice that the show has opening credits until episode 2 of this season? Lol. Were those always there?

Oscar Winner

2y

Oh Christopher is still writing?