Great docu-series. The court scene finally explained how it all went down. I was trying to read and research the how/why it happened, but Layne Price explained it very well. I just picked up the book "Voices of Chernobyl" to read the rest of the stories
I'm 2.5 episodes in and find it enjoyable and look forward to FINISHing.
A couple poonts
- the English/Irish accents have been distracting to me - don't take it too factual, there's a lot of fiction built in
You prefer, fake Russian accent?
Yes. Would be moar realistic, no?
I speak Russian, so hearing fake Russian accent always been a big no no for me. Either make it in Russian (not going to happen) or do it in English. I actually appreciated that they respected the audience by not bringing out the fake accent
I'm 2.5 episodes in and find it enjoyable and look forward to FINISHing.
A couple poonts
- the English/Irish accents have been distracting to me - don't take it too factual, there's a lot of fiction built in
You prefer, fake Russian accent?
Yes. Would be moar realistic, no?
I speak Russian, so hearing fake Russian accent always been a big no no for me. Either make it in Russian (not going to happen) or do it in English. I actually appreciated that they respected the audience by not bringing out the fake accent
I'm 2.5 episodes in and find it enjoyable and look forward to FINISHing.
A couple poonts
- the English/Irish accents have been distracting to me - don't take it too factual, there's a lot of fiction built in
You prefer, fake Russian accent?
Yes. Would be moar realistic, no?
I speak Russian, so hearing fake Russian accent always been a big no no for me. Either make it in Russian (not going to happen) or do it in English. I actually appreciated that they respected the audience by not bringing out the fake accent
Get the fuck outta her...fake Russian accents are the best!
I'm 2.5 episodes in and find it enjoyable and look forward to FINISHing.
A couple poonts
- the English/Irish accents have been distracting to me - don't take it too factual, there's a lot of fiction built in
You prefer, fake Russian accent?
Yes. Would be moar realistic, no?
I speak Russian, so hearing fake Russian accent always been a big no no for me. Either make it in Russian (not going to happen) or do it in English. I actually appreciated that they respected the audience by not bringing out the fake accent
More often, however, we are given to believe that the three men who were put on trial—and especially one of them, a particularly unattractive villain by the name of Anatoly Dyatlov (Paul Ritter)—are to blame. We see him strong-arming younger, better men into actions that will ultimately lead to catastrophe. All because, it seems, he wants a promotion. In fact, it wasn’t the carrot of a single promotion, or even several promotions, and it wasn’t one nasty and abusive boss. It was the system, made up primarily of pliant men and women, that cut its own corners, ignored its own precautions, and ultimately blew up its own nuclear reactor for no good reason except that this was how things were done. The viewer is invited to fantasize that, if not for Dyatlov, the better men would have done the right thing and the fatal flaw in the reactor, and the system itself, might have remained latent. This is a lie.
Huh. That's exactly what I took from the Dyatlov character.
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A couple poonts
- the English/Irish accents have been distracting to me
- don't take it too factual, there's a lot of fiction built in
and YKWYWF
I will find the link...don't want to right now
No wonder the commies lost
Huh. That's exactly what I took from the Dyatlov character.