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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it in Spanish or English?

It's dubbed into English.

It's teh most expensive cinematic production ever undertaken in South America. They build the entire village (Macondo) for the series.

Dear god. Just watch in Spanish with English subtitles.

not all of us sit and watch TV. I am working in my home office when I watch, especially contemporary junk, which is just about everything on Netflix. But continue to judgmental and a jerk

Anonymous wrote:This must be a generational thing, but I found the content disturbing and stopped watching it. I much prefer the upthreads about the Walton’s and Call the Midwives, more my speed.

I mean, the novel was written in 1967. So I think this is a you thing.

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Anonymous wrote:Good to know - will check this out - do you need a chart to follow all the different characters as I did for the book? Or was it easier to follow?

Both my DH and I read it one hundred years ago when we were teenagers but both of us thought the show was easier to follow. I don’t think you need the chart.

Thanks! We will start soon!

Anonymous wrote:It was gorgeous but the story is pretty out there. I remember trying to read the book and ended up not finishing it.

It's considered "mystical fiction". It's a long one, but good. The author won the Nobel prize for literature.