People seeking science fiction thrills or action sequences will likely find this program lacking. Numerous underlying themes and messages tend to overshadow those elements. It's a genuinely touching narrative that provides each character with their chance to be important, portraying older individuals as heroes in a respectful way, without resorting to age-related humor, and ensuring all the characters are easy to roo…

The initial installments hold some interest, but ultimately, it becomes clear that what you’ve invested your time in was essentially a poorly executed promotional piece about assisted dying, stretched out to eight hours.

I found myself liking this until the very last part. **[SPOILERS AHEAD]** The conclusion became so obvious that it disrupted my engagement with the series. Anneliese attacks Judy, and naturally, they take her along to the trap house as a potential bargaining tool. Then she passes away in the same location as Mother, and I'm left wondering why Mother didn’t just heal her beforehand. By the time that scene…

The performances were remarkably poor and clumsy. It turned out to be a complete letdown. While the music had a hopeful quality reminiscent of a Spielberg film, and the science fiction concept initially seemed appealing, the dreadful acting combined with substandard computer-generated imagery made it impossible for me to stick with it. I wish I hadn't spent my time on this.