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A family struggles with relationships, marriage and power during a controversial religious movement in this drama series. Aaron Paul as Eddie Cleary. Michelle Monaghan as Sarah Cleary.
Hugh Dancy as Cal Roberts. Rockmond Dunbar as Abe Gaines. Ali Ahn as Nicole.
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December 3, Full Review…. August 28, Full Review…. August 10, Full Review…. September 25, Full Review…. Given how niftily realized The Meyerism Movement is throughout the entire first season, its stretches of twiddling banality only feel tiresome in hindsight. In the moment, The Path always seems to have its footing, mostly thanks to the confident strut of of its leads.
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It's a wild, weird blend of influences, and not all of it works. The Path is not a great TV show--not yet--but it's great-adjacent. While The Path is engaging, and smart when it comes to portraying the strangeness of cult life, it suffers from a bad case of tonal overkill. The Path is unfortunately content to focus on a variety of rote melodramatic byways that give little insight into the fight between faith and personal desire, or the psychological relief and societal bliss that believers expect from their chosen religions.
WOW people are anal about TV these days! I think cults like this HAVE a predictability that can only be represented with, well, a slightly predictable bent. Absolute power corrupts absolutely; it;s an old cliche, but it's very true. I didn't mind Cal too much at the start - but I knew I'd end up hating him! Aaron Paul is just an excellent actor who really, really becomes the part, and how "Jessie" is the character, in a GOOD way, like, it could almost be a very left - field spin off from Breaking Bad, Jessie escapes into the Meyerist movement, I mean why not?
Better call Saul to throw off that media attention!
It has all the depth I need, all the shades of grey, all the very best and worst of human nature, and strangely deluded but nonetheless beautiful souls - Brilliant piece of art in my honest opinion. Only two episodes in but The Path looks extremely promising. Great acting, unique vision, and visually pretty powerful. Very curious to see Only two episodes in but The Path looks extremely promising.
Very curious to see where this goes.
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Not sure where this is heading--but it's very strong. Only seen 2 episodes. He's the reason I started watching this show as well. The man can pick good projects Need For Speed being an exception to the rule --and he's actually producing this show. Hugh Dancy from Hannibal is strong too--along with the whole cast. I'm intrigued to see where this is going.
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Really suspenseful and thought provoking show about faith and religion. Aron Paul carries the show. One of those series that takes a while to get into but intriguing as to where it ends up. Predict a growing Aron Paul carries the show. Predict a growing following of dedicated viewers as it progresses. Good but not as good as it could be.
What's fresh and fascinating is the portrait of Meyerism, the "path" of the title, and the people drawn Good but not as good as it could be. What's fresh and fascinating is the portrait of Meyerism, the "path" of the title, and the people drawn to it. The series asks questions about belief and doubt, and, just when viewers think they understand what's true or possible in the world, shows them that they don't.
Unfortunately, the series doesn't seem to trust this material, so it adds a lot of implausible melodrama. I love Hugh Dancy, but his character is so twitchy and out-of-control that he couldn't lead a cult consisting of himself and some gerbils, much less a thriving psycho-social-spiritual movement. After 10 episodes, it's too late to walk back some of the more lurid plot developments, but I can't help wishing the series would focus more on faith, power, and community on the fringe.
I've persevered through most of the first season because of a few promising episodes but I'm over it now.