It existed far before humanity, was summon by humans who thought they could use it and controll it. Its mind and body altering. invisible and (somewhat) impossible to grasp fully.
It existed far before humanity, was summon by humans who thought they could use it and controll it. Its mind and body altering. invisible and (somewhat) impossible to grasp fully.
Netflix’sHBO’s Chernobyl is by people who realized this and kinda conveyed the message.Edit: I get the networks wrong because I pirate stuff
That show is so hard to watch from the standpoint of someone who understands what every exposure is doing to people and the awful deaths that are inevitable. Watching the firefighter pick-up a piece of the reactor was horrifying in a way so little horror is.
They conveyed it really well, I had an almost constant heavy feeling while watching—like a permanent underwater scene.
It’s the greaat sound design in the show. Things like the geiger counter clicking furiously as the flashlights go out. It makes for great drama.
You mean HBO’s Chernobyl?
The moment they look over the railing into the very mouth of God itself gives me chills. The sound of the nuclear fire blasting and spewing out all the smoke and radiation.
You got me, I’ve never watched it
The scene in episode 1 where they looked into the exposed reactor core was amazing