‘Captivating’ psychological thriller series on Netflix has fans begging for new season | UK | News
In Netflix, a psychological thriller that bends the mind was greeted as “fascinating” by fans invaded for another season. OA tells the story of Prairie Johnson, a woman who returned to her adopted family seven years after her disappearance.
His family is surprised to discover that Prairie was blind before he disappears and that he could see hearing scars on his back. In his absence, something deeply emerges, Prairie refers to himself as OA, and refuses to tell FBI what happened.
Prairie, who is increasingly worried about his mental state, relys on a group of high school students and teachers, and wants to help other losses by entering another dimension.
The series created by Zal Batmanglij and Brit Marling, who also starred as Prairie, was critically appreciated and created an obsessive follow -up.
However, despite his success, the series was canceled by Netflix after the second season (released in 2019).
Cindy Holland, the original content of Netflix’s original content, said: “We are incredibly proud of OA’s 16 fascinating episodes.
“In the future, we look forward to working again with them in this and perhaps many dimensions.”
Although very little is known about the decision to undermine the show, he assumed that the bosses on the flow platform did not watch enough people.
In 2019, a fan gave a five -star review to OA Part II: “Netflix? Why? Why? Why?
“Oa is very creative, mysterious, unforgettable, spiritual, magical and fascinating. I love the characters and I really want to see more. Please save OA.”
Another accepted: “The music, tension, drama, mystery and horror of this show were enough to invest this so much and give importance to every character (except for those who are in their own earnings).
“Emotional and extremely attractive, especially in the first season. Brit Marling shone great.”
Thirdly he wrote: “He loved the first season, watched three times, I never did it with another series. Two episodes and bright for the second season. Brit Marling is an absolute genius. The story is really extraordinary.”
The series contains some sad scenes, including drowning depictions and experiences close to death, so it may not be for everyone.
OA’s first and second series is now broadcast on Netflix.
