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The critique emphasizes that in live-action adaptations, continuous and fluent action sequences are crucial. The first season, while visually impressive at times, occasionally failed to sustain this momentum, exemplified by a notably dull third episode that lacked any significant action despite promising handheld camera work in the pilot. These cutting scenes left viewers hungry for more "big" moments—scenes that deliver visceral, adrenaline-pumping horror or conflict.