3 body Problem. A Tale of Two Trailers. Netflix VS Tencent trailer comparison. 中文字幕

Join me and Rich ( a newcomer to the three-body problem) to watch the trailers for the two shows (REACTION)
FULL Netflix 3 body problem SEASON REVIEW HERE. Unfortunately, it was AWFUL.
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I have watched Episode 1 of Netflix Three Body Problem- just released - and reviewed it here.
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There are Chinese Subtitles because the video is also posted on my BZhan
【给我的朋友Rich介绍三体 - 跟着我们一起看 腾讯 三体预告片 和网飞三体预告片。】 www.bilibili.com/video/BV1CV4...
That's where my Mandarin content is to be found.
The Tencent Production of the Three-Body Problem trilogy was true to the original book series and this is an analysis of one of the GREAT scenes from it - in episode 1.
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I analyzed a more intense scene here - from episode 5.
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[@kashe747]

Even as a standalone series the Netflix version is sub par, not good. Tencent version kept the vibe of the book and enriched it by adding more character development.

[@sidensvans67]

The Tencent series is excellent , captivating .

[@sinolit]

indeed. slow in places but true to the book. Episode 5 is a highlight.

[@sidensvans67]

Definitely .@@sinolit

[@sinolit]

A great scene from The Tencent series is analysed here. It might be of interest to you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXS1mX1tbsiHjpY

[@user-wo1wr6ht3l]

I loved the Chinese one too. I am commenting after watching watching both of them, but I loved the Chinese one, its far better in graphics and the also I found it more related to the source materials.

[@sidensvans67]

I definitely agree . @@user-wo1wr6ht3l

[@Riddlemewalker]

I read the books and really enjoyed them especially as the story got more and more convoluted. Watched a couple episodes of the Chinese version and liked the actors and overall vibe, just don't feel motivated to watch a story that I already know. I'm somewhat intrigued by the Netflix version as the changes may actually keep me on my toes. But really no Wang Miao??

[@sinolit]

yes. A great comment about the Netflix trailer on my BZhan site said "We have named it the 3 body problem, so that you know what you are watching is the 3 body problem". - That hit the nail on the head.

[@tomarnold7284]

PLEASE do a reaction video of the complete Chinese series! PLEASE!! 😍😍😍

[@sinolit]

already did. 【跟着老外 Mr Sino Lit_英国大叔 一起看三体 最后一集！我对第EP30集的反应 （REACTION) PART 2】 www.bilibili.com/video/BV1RM411T7ah/?share_source=copy_web&vd_source=b1e948420e48c79f82a237ab7e8247e0

[@seribelz]

I'm enjoying tencent so far (EP20), its seems more true to the books than netflix

[@sinolit]

indeed. slow in places but true to the book. Episode 5 is a highlight.

[@midorioshii8856]

The Netflix trailer makes it look terrible. The Tencent production was excellent.

[@sinolit]

yes. it was true to the books.

[@sinolit]

overall, the trailers seem to miss the point of the story to me

[@sinolit]

@@midorioshii8856 seen it. Best episode is episode 5. I made an analysis of the restaurant scene with Wang Miao and Dao Shi because it was so good

[@ctrlaltdebug]

The Netflix thumbnails look horrible. I just expect we need to change the characters to get a black and brown representation. Don't forget the LGBT and everyone is probably sleeping with everyone else. Oh yeah, and dumb the science way down. Uglify the Chinese women, "Evil has a yellow face," after all.

[@sinolit]

@ctrlaltdebug Agreed. it was awful in the end. Somehow managed to mis-use the source material so badly it made the story dull, un-suspenseful and the characters detestable.

[@mushroom4rain]

Personally I liked the Netflix version more. The Chinese one was slooooow for me 😂

[@sinolit]

Characterisation in the Netflix version was nursery school level eg. Jin and Auggie in the bar saying their job titles. Ye Wenjie's storyline was embaressing - completely missing out the Yang WeiNing storyline in order to give her unimpeded justification to send the message. The tencent version was for people with a longer attention span. The Netflix one went "faster" for people who couldn't think for themselves or wait for tension to build.

[@jeffbachman2949]

Those characters you mentioned that aren't in the Netflix version are in it. They are listed on IMDB and Benedict Wong is playing the policeman character.

[@sinolit]

no Wang Miao. The trailer completely misses any point of the story - my expectations are low.

[@enkianu9337]

I can't wait for season 2 the Tencent series. As for the Netflix version I lost interest since there's no Wang Miao. Maybe he got replaced by an unknown character, a whitewashed or a woke one.😅

[@sinolit]

i'll watch it out of curiosity. The Tencent series was solid and respected the book. The Netflix series doesn't seem to do this.

[@kelllee8509]

Netflix‘s version might have a more dramatic & entertaining pacing towards non-hard core SFi audiences and Wang ‘s scientist character looks like be divided into several men & women …guess what most of them will be killed off for a WOW effect in each season but one will survive till the last final season （book3）I bet is the asian girl actor😂

[@lagrangewei]

@@kelllee8509the entire reason why the book follow 1 scientist was to show how the alien target the scientist by isolating them 1 by 1. the netflix trailer show 2 scientist observing the universe flickering... it just not as devastating if you know someone else experienced it and you are not going batshit insane. watching how wang miao breakdown in that scene and how he lost hope that anyone would believe him is what really got me invested into the story...

[@ngtony2969]

i was SO looking forward to this until you said it actually came from china. Now I no longer expect something as big as stranger things ... maybe lower my expectations to breaking bad. Nothing great has come out of China anymore since they cracked down on movies and tv series. Even if they have great ideas nowadays, they might not pass the review boards.

[@lagrangewei]

after watching this show, i feel all the claim of crackdown is just western bullshit propaganda... LOL.

[@ngtony2969]

@@lagrangewei right, because all the chinese newspapers in china report western propaganda and the people living here got it all wrong

[@sinolit]

The Chinese version is decent- if slow in places. It was true to the spirit of the books. The original book series is very good. The producers of the Netflix version don't seem to have kept true to the original material in any way.

[@ngtony2969]

@@sinolit i'm more worried about the ending. Does the books have an ending that's as grand and satisfying as the build up? If not, then I don't mind netflix changing its ending at all.

[@kiendao2818]

​@@ngtony2969😂😂😂