13/44
The funny thing is that I don’t remember the book
Story
In the timeless town of Macondo, seven generations of the Buendia family are torn between love, oblivion, and their past and their destiny. This is Netflix’s most expensive Latin American production to date, with Colombian teams and indigenous people building the props and sets for the series.
Let a beautiful cloak envelop you in its wonderful story
Sure it’s creepy, but then again, the author is very poetic about bringing out ancient curses and such..or tragic love, human nature..all of it coming from a master of the genre. I was swept away by everything, not in the first episode, then I was intrigued, and I hope you let the alchemy/magic happen as I did.
Some "Game of Thrones" fever
It all comes back to history and memory and how unbelievable and tangled they are and what we make of them. I have an urge to reread the novel, right now!
A sad one, but a beautiful one
The difference is, I can’t read the original, only a translation. It’s not Dickens and a Christmas story for children, but it’s a story for adults.
Most welcome in our troubled political times
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