Critics have already received exclusive access to the first series of the fantastic series Ridley Scott "raised by wolves." The film will unfold in the distant future on the distant planet, which people begin to colonize after the land was destroyed. In the center of the plot - Androids that are engaged in the upbringing of human children. At the moment, only a few reviews are published, but the situation is as follows: the Rotten Tomatoes "raised by the wolves" have 86% of the "freshness" based on seven reviews, while the series scored 64 points from 100 on the metaCritic.
Decider - 90 points.
"Judging by the episodes that have become available to critics," brought up by wolves "have the potential to become the first great science fiction show of the 20s. Visually gorgeous, technically amazing and damn hallucinatory, this series refers to the golden era of science fiction, but at the same time it is a model of how this genre can be in the current century. "Brought up with wolves" must necessarily look at all devotional fans of science fiction. "
Comic Book - 80 points.
"" Litched by wolves "- television science fiction of a rare breed. Over the past years, cable channels and streaming services steadily raise the bar in this genre, but "raised wolves" can escape far ahead in terms of art, scale and insight. The romance story and a slow-burning pace of this series puzzles many viewers, but after this compensation comes. For those who are willing to immerse yourself in this world, "brought up by wolves" - a stunning work in the genre of dramatic science fiction, which at the end of the titles will not leave your head for a long time. "
Entertainment Weekly - 67 points.
"I looked at six episodes, and I am concerned that this series lacks a narrative tone. This is the type of show in which two sides fight with each other, and then spend half of the season, preparing for a new battle. However, the eccentric moments are quite intrigued. "
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER - 40 points.
"More than it is likely that the narrative tone of the first episode will become the factor that will allow some audience - fans of the elusive-no-deeply difficult science fiction - to watch this series to the end. It seemed to me that the next five episodes in quality are becoming weaker and weaker, and the exciting aesthetics dissipates. After Scott and Volski transmit a relay chopper to other producers, the world of the whole show becomes less and less intriguing - it can be seen on stretched plot turns and superficially prescribed new characters. "