Anonymous
01/01/2017 18:59
Subject: Netflix's The OA
To me it reminds me of twin peaks. Entertaining but so much doesn't make sense.
Anonymous
01/01/2017 17:30
Subject: Netflix's The OA
I loved this series so much! The ending was reminiscent of one of my fave books: "A Prayer for Owen Meany"
Anonymous
01/01/2017 11:46
Subject: Re:Netflix's The OA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Okay... I loved it but totally didn't get it. Why did they do the movements when the shooter was there? I thought they thought OA made it all up... Lost me. Please, anyone, explain
The way inread this, and i could be way off- was that the movements combine their will power. They did the movements to stop a mass shooting, to protect everyone, and by distracting the shooter and giving the kitchen guy a a chance to tackle him, they achieved that. And maybe they also sent OA off where she wanted to go (am less certain of this aspect)
Why wouldn't the movements, including the fifth movement, have either protected OA or sent her to the other dimension?
Good question but i cant answer that
Anonymous
01/01/2017 11:38
Subject: Netflix's The OA
Anonymous wrote:Anyone watching The OA? I just started it and it seems intriguing. Curious if anyone has binged watch all the way through yet.
I discovered the show a few days ago, and since I'm on vacation stayed up until 4am watching it. Of course, I made the mistake of not starting until 10pm! Loved it. Also really liked the series Chewing Gum.
Anonymous
01/01/2017 10:54
Subject: Re:Netflix's The OA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Okay... I loved it but totally didn't get it. Why did they do the movements when the shooter was there? I thought they thought OA made it all up... Lost me. Please, anyone, explain
The way inread this, and i could be way off- was that the movements combine their will power. They did the movements to stop a mass shooting, to protect everyone, and by distracting the shooter and giving the kitchen guy a a chance to tackle him, they achieved that. And maybe they also sent OA off where she wanted to go (am less certain of this aspect)
Why wouldn't the movements, including the fifth movement, have either protected OA or sent her to the other dimension?
Anonymous
01/01/2017 10:06
Subject: Re:Netflix's The OA
Anonymous wrote:Okay... I loved it but totally didn't get it. Why did they do the movements when the shooter was there? I thought they thought OA made it all up... Lost me. Please, anyone, explain
The way inread this, and i could be way off- was that the movements combine their will power. They did the movements to stop a mass shooting, to protect everyone, and by distracting the shooter and giving the kitchen guy a a chance to tackle him, they achieved that. And maybe they also sent OA off where she wanted to go (am less certain of this aspect)
Anonymous
12/31/2016 23:16
Subject: Re:Netflix's The OA
Anonymous wrote:Okay... I loved it but totally didn't get it. Why did they do the movements when the shooter was there? I thought they thought OA made it all up... Lost me. Please, anyone, explain
No spoilers.
Anonymous
12/31/2016 22:52
Subject: Netflix's The OA
My question too! Although I liked the final scene it didn't seem well thought out. Do the movements make them angels?
Anonymous
12/31/2016 22:19
Subject: Re:Netflix's The OA
Okay... I loved it but totally didn't get it. Why did they do the movements when the shooter was there? I thought they thought OA made it all up... Lost me. Please, anyone, explain
Anonymous
12/31/2016 21:51
Subject: Re:Netflix's The OA
Anonymous wrote:Watching episode 3 now... So good!!!
Me too!!!
Anonymous
12/31/2016 16:29
Subject: Re:Netflix's The OA
Watching episode 3 now... So good!!!
Anonymous
12/31/2016 16:05
Subject: Netflix's The OA
The writer and creator, Zal Batmanglij (with fellow Georgetown alum Brit Marling) is a Potomac School alum.
Anonymous
12/31/2016 10:30
Subject: Netflix's The OA
Anonymous wrote:Question - how was prairie able to carve the symbols into her back?
I wondered this. Maybe its a question we'll see answered in season 2?
But I think its also one of those shows, like LOST was, where questions arise early on which intrigue audiences, but the producers really have zero intention of giving the answers - they just want to raise further questions in order to pique interest.
Anonymous
12/23/2016 22:07
Subject: Netflix's The OA
Anonymous wrote:Question - how was prairie able to carve the symbols into her back?
Yeah, that made no sense. It would have made more sense if they carved the symbols on their legs.
Anonymous
12/23/2016 21:29
Subject: Netflix's The OA
Question - how was prairie able to carve the symbols into her back?