Have you watched the show yet?

@ruthannkizakavich3325

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, I have watched the 4 episodes that have been aired.

@markoperic7358

5 жыл бұрын

Finish watching and i must "say",this is masterpeace!

@tommiemcswizzle1485

5 жыл бұрын

BLOWN APART PUN INTENDED

@monicaleon2601

5 жыл бұрын

Yes. This is a smart, sensitive show created by a smart, sensitive man.

@Milly75

5 жыл бұрын

Craig Mazin get ready for the Emmy 👏👏👏👏

give that man an Emmy

@lilmilontiktok

Жыл бұрын

Aged perfectly

All participants did an A+ job on this miniseries. Best thing I've watched in decades.

Chernobyl is an excellent mini series. Well written, well acted and well directed. 👍👏

This guy went from writing Scary Movie 2 and the Hangover parts 2 & 3, to Chernobyl. How is that even possible???

@darkknightwithanidea32

5 жыл бұрын

teppolundgren $$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$ $$$$$ What else

@lynnturman8157

5 жыл бұрын

Hollywood likes to put people in a box. That way they can hedge their bets (as much as possible) in a business that is inherently a gamble.

@herbertsdottir9223

5 жыл бұрын

@@fatimaa3054 reality is not a script

@fatimaa3054

5 жыл бұрын

@@herbertsdottir9223 Script is a script ..two people can write about the same subject but their treatments of it will always be different.. there is a lot of books, movies and series about Chernobyl and other real disasters but none had this popularity.. this show had all the elements of good drama.

@MichaelCasey1988

5 жыл бұрын

Difference between a paycheck and a passion project

I really appreciate that it wasn’t over dramatized. It felt very authentic and respectful to the victims as well as the audience. I learned so much from watching this.

@felipemldias

4 жыл бұрын

Except that babies can't "absorb radiation" or that the victims didn't emit radiation themselves. That last misconception was common at the time and led to much suffering, especially for surviving orphans form the incident who were believed to be radioactive.

@felipemldias

4 жыл бұрын

But it is still a great show nonetheless

@Luca-VA

Жыл бұрын

it was though, like the way the fireman looked near the end was completely unrealistic. Or him infecting his baby through his wife by hugging her, was completely untrue.

Chernobyl is the one of the best shows ever. The opening scene in episode 4 is... just.. I have no words. Just watch this series.

A masterpiece. They deserve every award coming their way.

What I love about him is that he's so forthcoming, from the process to the message... he even gave us his scripts!!! A true master here.

Craig Mazin all I have to say is Thankyou, the most brillant series I have ever watched

I am a citizen of the country where the most man-made disaster occurred. I was born in the period of the collapse of the USSR, in 1990. We can say that the first generation of independent Ukraine. Thank you for showing the whole world - the truth that the communists have hidden so much time.

Huge respect for Craig Mazin. Great job man 👍🏻

As Richard Feynman said: "Nature cannot be fooled." Thanks Craig. Amazing series.

The show will win ALL the awards. One of my fav shows in a long time.

Brilliantly written series. Questions and themes posed from the start of episode 1 come full circle in the last episode.

I love you Craig, you are the reason why I write everyday, you demystified it all from an art to a craft. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🥃🥃🥃

Mad respect to this man, if you look at his past filmography you can see that any person can make a comeback!

This man is an incredible talent. And it's a talent that exploded quite like RBMK Reactor 4, given that he was writing Hangover sequels and such movies for basically 20 years only to drop this masterpiece upon us. And now he's doing The Last of Us! Go Craig!

Can you believe the same guy wrote sequels to The Hangover and Scary Movie?

This show was very impressive. Was much better than I was expecting it to be. Very well done.

He deserves an Emmy.

It radiates quality.

@Urchie2009

5 жыл бұрын

I see what you did there XD

Exceptional man! Bravissimo!

Writer of Scary Movie 3 and 4, Hangover 2 and 3. Superhero Movie (whatever that is.) Not films known for their quality. And then suddenly Chernobyl and now Last of Us. Watching him speak, clearly an intelligent, empathetic person.

This miniseries deserves many oscars

you guys nailed it 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Give this man something shiny

Brilliant!

Get ready for all the Emmys this year, absouluty deserved

this man is a genius.

This is such an incredible series, although leaving out the construction of the sarcophagus was a disappointment. It was such a feat of construction, it really deserves its own mini series.

@BogdanHonciuc

5 жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t mind a “Chernobyl: The Aftermath” show. There is so much material to get one’s teeth into. If you read Svetlana Alexievich’s book, you’ll see what I mean.

Thanks for bringing the truth to the world

This guy is the definition of “play to your strengths”

I've been listening to this man for years, so odd actually seeing him.

@vb8428

5 жыл бұрын

Same here

To all the people wondering how he was able to make Chernobyl after movies like Scary Movie: Have you ever seen that slashy trash horror movie "Braindead" ?! ....Well, this was made by Peter Jackson (LOTR, The Hobbit) Just be happy that surprises can happen and enjoy the results of creative people doing what they really want to.

I remembered his name at the end and had to Google him. How did he go from Rocketman and Scary Movie 4 to Chernobyl, I'll never know. Man, someone else asked the same question. I saw it after I wrote mine. These studios have teams of writers working projects sometimes.

@davidwatson7196

4 жыл бұрын

lt's quite possible that his friendship with David Benioff & DB Weiss is the main reason his Chernobyl project landed at HBO. I think those guys had a hand in introducing him to Carolyn Strauss(Executive Producer Game of Thrones). And, the rest is history. But, regardless of how he got in, the most important thing is that he can write and produce a great film. That's all that matters. Good for him.

@davidwise3426

4 жыл бұрын

@@davidwatson7196 This is true.

Lies! an RBMK reactor doesn't explode!

@ramonserna8089

5 жыл бұрын

He is in shock get him out of here.

@Spitzel42

5 жыл бұрын

Dyatlov, log in please!

@cole8340

5 жыл бұрын

The STACK IS BURNING, THE CORE EXPLODED

@matsf8268

5 жыл бұрын

Earth is flat too

@immortalpsycho6777

5 жыл бұрын

"3.6 not great , not terrible"

A gret mind!

Круто, дякую

This man’s a genius.

Here because of aunty Donna and ihob

u r a god

This guy should write a miniseries about the Holodomor

HBO make all the best shows and docs

@lucyr8711

5 жыл бұрын

Not great but not bad *nod*

He’s so easy to listen to.

Svetlana Alexievich should have gotten a credit on your TV show along with royalties, buddy.

Craig should write a new series based on china and the corona virus!

The Best TV Show ever

I was here for Chernobyl. I'm here for The Last of Us.

Sooner or later

Автор большая умница конечно

@HTHAMMACK1

5 жыл бұрын

Surely you're not suggesting Chernobyl didn't happen the way his mini-series tells it? Chernobyl is about as accurate a mini-series or film you will ever see.

@koliei

5 жыл бұрын

I meant, that autors did a solid preparation work and as a result, this movie reliably depicts not only the nuclear disaster events, but a soviet period atmosphere in general. The latter is very unique for american movies.

For a show that wants to make telling the truth its theme, it also seems to tell many lies about what really happened...

This guy should've written the end of GoT instead of Dumb & Dumber.

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G E N I U S

Russia decided to make their own version in answer to this show. I did not expect anything else besides this xD... But this show will always be a great piece of art, an impressive monument of this event, and just a great tv-show, which has respect to both sides -- audience and the victims of Chernobyl.

HBO The Last of Us

@deez6102

4 жыл бұрын

How’d you know? It’s to early to know stuff like that, it’s coming in around a year or 2

>In one episode, three characters dramatically volunteer to sacrifice their lives to drain radioactive water, but no such event occurred. “The three men were members of the plant staff with responsibility for that part of the power station and on shift at the time the operation began,” notes Adam Higginbotham, author of, Midnight in Chernobyl, a well-researched new history. “They simply received orders by telephone from the reactor shop manager to open the valves.” >Nor did radiation from the melted reactor crash a helicopter that flew too close, as is suggested in “Chernobyl.” There was a helicopter crash but it took place six months later and had nothing to do with radiation. One of the helicopter’s blades hit a chain dangling from a construction crane. >“Get out! Get out of here!” Watson screams, as though every second the woman is with her husband she is poisoning her baby. But radiation is not contagious. Once someone has removed their clothes and been washed, as the firefighters were in real life, and in “Chernobyl,” the radioactivity is internalized and not contagious. >Why, then, do hospitals isolate radiation victims behind plastic screens? Because their immune systems have been weakened and they are at risk of being exposed to something they can’t handle. In other words, the contamination threat is the opposite of that depicted in “Chernobyl.” >Radiation is not the superpotent toxin “Chernobyl” depicts. In episode one, high doses of radiation make workers bleed, and in episode two, a nurse who merely touches a firefighter sees her hand turn bright red, as though burned. Neither thing occurred or is possible. >“Chernobyl” is as misleading for what it leaves out. It gives the impression that all Chernobyl first responders who suffered Acute Radiation Syndrome (ARS) died. In reality, 80 percent of those with ARS survived. 0:30 you do a lotta research....APPARENTLY NOT LOL

@starwarser007

5 жыл бұрын

He might not be right about everything but you can't just say this show was bad because there were some events that were exaggerated. It's still about a nuclear disaster not a casual problem.

@patrickderp1044

5 жыл бұрын

@@starwarser007 normies want to ban nuclear power now. nice going

@katenikii

5 жыл бұрын

The helicopter thing was dramatized, yes, but Why Lyudmila lost her child and also had second who was very ill? Why they were buried in zink caskets? Because firefighters themselves were contaminated, they tasted metal which means they inhaled radioactive particles which are impossible to wash off! Also they were near the deadliest place on earth at the moment and it means that their clothes were highly contaminated too, there is a video on KZread where someone found clothes of these firefighters and still, 30 years later, they were extremely dangerous to touch! That’s why the nurse could get radioactive burns(which aren’t burns really but you get what I’m trying to say) Also official number of victim is still 31, we don’t know how many of the liquidators got cancer or were their children affected, there is no official statistics Imagine how deadly it was if everyone who was on that bridge died Don’t underestimate radiation

The show is good however I feel that they put too little emphasis on a fact that the disaster was mostly if not for 100% caused due to flaw in design of this type of reactors, not understanding the true nature of the RBMK reactors and intentional hand over of the faulty plant for operational use. The flaw was identified 10 years before when an accident occured in the same type reactor in Leningrad and all the safety improvment recommendations were not put into action until the disaster. In 1983 when the fuel into reactor was loaded for the first time - the tests showed that the control rods increased core reactivity for few seconds, but the plant was approved as ready to operate. People who didn't live in the shadow of the USSR will not understand that the events of the 26th of April 1986 were the result of Soviet propaganda to sustain communism system as a perfect world for always happy people, covered by pile of lies covering another pile of lies etc.

@MichaelNgTzeWei

5 жыл бұрын

wino0000006 wait please tell me you typed all that after you watched the finale to the show

@wino0000006

5 жыл бұрын

@@MichaelNgTzeWei Yep - but nevertheless you have 1,5 episodes showing that Dyatlov and his crew are like 80% responsible for the disaster - while in fact it was just a matter of time when this could have happened in any other RBMK reactor. It's like driving a truck for 500 km and finally reaching a destination - and you just park the truck for the last time knowing that pushing the brake will stop the truck. But instead it does quite opposite - accelerates the truck. So who is mostly responsible for that - a driver or a manufacturer?

@Cplblue

5 жыл бұрын

@@wino0000006 I think the emphasis was good. They were going to adjourn the court but was told to let him speak. Putting the emphasis on what he had to say next, knowing full well he may be shot, and going forward with it. Then the meeting with the KGB director afterwards, leading to his eventual suicide. Seems pretty heavy on the emphasis.

@hijack69

5 жыл бұрын

Did you watch the last episode? This is exactly what they talk about

@wino0000006

5 жыл бұрын

@@hijack69 No, I just watched 1 minute of first episode trailer.

Mazin but you yourself lie. People tell me why liquidators didn't like the series? Most of the information is in russian, but please read the text from the Legasov tapes, he tells the opposite of what we have been shown.

Chernobyl= system of lies

LIAR!!!