I'm honestly not sure what to make of this series. It focuses more on the mundane lives of people than it does on aliens. The meaning behind that recurring word isn’t clear at all. I suspect the writers and producers intended to craft something exceptionally clever, a work that would be discussed by science fiction enthusiasts for years to come, but instead they produced something truly awful. I'm faulting Sam …

This is completely awful. The narrative crawls along at an agonizing pace. Calling it science fiction is inaccurate; it feels more like a daytime soap opera extension. I cannot suggest this to anyone looking for sci-fi entertainment. However, if you enjoy that kind of afternoon drama, then you might find it worthwhile.

This series isn’t really a slow burn; it feels like nothing happens at all. While I generally enjoy deliberately paced science fiction, this one fails to engage me because there's no one to connect with, and it lacks any warmth or distinctiveness. The story moves along at an agonizingly slow pace and doesn’t make much sense, presenting itself as something profound when it’s really just low-budget sci-fi like the orig…

This science fiction film felt tedious and lacked energy, featuring extraterrestrial creatures resembling fuzzy toys adorned with sharp points. Frankly, there’s nothing about it that I could suggest to anyone.

The show does move at a somewhat deliberate pace, and its premise draws heavily from War of the Worlds, that being said, the performances are quite strong, the visual effects are impressive, the narrative is well-constructed, and it maintains enough suspense to hold your attention. Considering it as an adaptation of War of the Worlds, it’s arguably the strongest version available. It would be disappointing if a secon…