Comments by "" (@MayaTheDecemberGirl) on "Netflix" channel.

  1. I've watched all the 7 episodes for now. For sure I'm going to watch the rest. I think it's a good drama, one of the best I've watched recently. Worth watching, it's interesting.
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  2. ​ @Parkkh2239 In case of German Nazists, also many of those who committed such war and genocide crimes in fact have never been punished after the war. And sometimes they also try to manipulate the historical facts. So not always everything looks indeed so nice as it seems.
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  3. Similar pictures as from German death concentration camps, like Auschwitz, where also the prisoners, greatly women and children, where tortured by pseudomedical and biological experiments, by dr Josef Mengele and other monsters like him. And also in other death concentration camps, like for instance Ravensbrueck. And it's so sad that people watching this drama may think it's only fiction, while in history of the II WW it was a real hell for so many innocent victims.
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  4. ​ @다이폴라릭  I agree with You. And it's hard to believe that someone may think that such sick, insane pseudomedical experiments can be somehow regarded as a scientific advance. In fact, most of these experiments were just unimaginable torture of prisoners by psychopats pretending to be scientists, thinking about themselves that they are "Übermenschen". These racial eugenics of that times, so-called anthropological research about so-called racial features, forced sterilization of people etc. was nothing more but insane, sick ideology. It is said that great majority of these experiments in fact had completely no scientific value, as they were conducted with violation not only of basic humanity rules, but also scientific paradigms. Only small amount of these experiments (enormously smaller than the number of victims used and murdered for these purposes) resulted in information that could be further used, for instance for military and warfare purposes or by some pharmaceutical and chemistry companies (like German IG Farbenindustrie, related with such concerns as for instance BASF or Bayer, and others). German pharmaceutical concerns were even paying to the management of concentration camps for conducting experiments with various deadly pathogens or substances on prisoners. They also earned a lot on producing gas Zyklon B used in gas chambers to murder millions. And for instance above mentioned dr Mengele in Auschwitz was obsessed about experiments on twins (his experiments had completely no scientific value at all). So such things did happen in that times, on both continents. By the way, eugenic ideology was also quite popular and developing in the USA before the war, leading also to forced sterilization of some people regarded as being "not valuable for the society". However, it didn't end as bad as in Germany, fortunately it didn't escalate there so much. And it is true (as said in many publications) that some of these so-called "researchers" have been transfered after the war to the USA, instead of being punished for crimes against humanity, which is indeed very shameful. Many of Nazis, including above mentioned Mengele, escaped to South American countries.
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  5. For me it's not boring. Especially this historical background. Because only this creature is a fiction. The rest is similar as it was in fact in history, when in these times of occupation and war horrible biological and medical experiments, for instance with anthrax, cutting people alive and many other with just unimaginable cruelty, were conducted on innocent people, including women and children. So such war crimes and genocide acts are not fictional at all. In reality it looked similar. Not only under Japan occupation of other nations, but also in case of Germans and their mass death concentration camps. These pictures of thousands of bodies murdered in a bestial way are so similar to the authentic films from German Auschwitz-Birkenau, and other concentration camps. So how something like these, that so many victims experienced, can be called boring. In fact, it's terrible.
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  6.  @Misterpiiiiickles  Of course, such a movie is not history, it's only put in some historical background. But the problem is that few people nowadays know historical facts. And in my country still live people who experienced such terrible things as children during the war. And for sure, people can have different opinions. Nevertheless, everyone should remember that such genocide happened, also in order that it wil not be repeated, or at least not at such a big scale than in the past.
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  7.  @Misterpiiiiickles  I'm not saying of course about a drama itself or its filmographic value (which someone may or may not like). Only about historical background, in which the fictional story is set into. You know, for nations, not only in Asia, but also in Europe, who experienced war concentration camps or similar things, watching such scenes is different (and others may just not understand it). Best wishes.
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  8.  @Misterpiiiiickles  Best wishes again.
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  9. While watching this, I was thinking similar as You wrote in Your comment - that a monster is a metaphor of enormous evil that was done to the innocent people in that times of war and occupation. Not only in Asia, but also in Europe, in Auschwitz-Birkenau and other German mass death concentration camps. There were also horrible pseudomedical and biological experiments on people, greatly on women and children, conducted. And the scenes in this drama of hundreds or thousands of bodies of the murdered victims being thrown away resemble so much the authentic, real films and pictures from these times. So the real monsters were those who committed such acts against humanity. It's sad.
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  10. ​ @다이폴라릭  For sure, there are people, also from Europe, who know the historical facts. We've experienced similar things from Germans during the II World War and their occupation. In German mass death concentration camps, like Auschwitz-Birkenau (but also many others, like Stutthof, Dachau, Bergen-Belsen, Sachsenhausen, Mauthausen, Ravensbrueck, Gross-Rosen, Majdanek, and many others; there was even a special concentration camp for children) similar things did happen. Like terrible pseudomedical and biological experiments on innocent people, including women and children. Conducted for instance by dr Josef Mengele and other monsters like him. So we can really feel for all the nations who really experienced such horrors in their history. And it's so sad that people may watch scenes of this drama thinking that it's just a fiction (of course, fictional is this creature, but in history there were real monsters calling themselves humans). So when I'm watching the scenes with the great numbers of human bodies being thrown away, I see at once similar pictures from Auschwitz.
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