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The Stand - Season 1

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After the world is in ruins, due to a man-made plague, a battle of Biblical proportions ensues between the survivors.
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Reason Online
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December 13, 2020

Unfortunately, the sabotage of the novel's truly enthralling story-telling leaves its ideology as its strongest element.
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Collider
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December 14, 2020

It's effective TV horror, it's a recognizable dystopia story, but almost nothing hits as hard as it could.
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Rolling Stone
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December 15, 2020

This new version has its inspired moments, like the way Billy Joel's "The Stranger" somehow turns out to be the perfect theme song for Flagg, but the structure keeps sucking the life out of things, from major characters to more minor ones.
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JoBlo's Movie Network
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December 13, 2020

Certainly an improvement over the original mini-series from a technical standpoint even if it doesn't quite come together as well as it could have.
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AV Club
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December 15, 2020

What keeps even the messiest and murkiest sections of The Stand gripping are the performances, specifically from Teague and Young.
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io9.com
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December 14, 2020

The standout performance is absolutely Owen Teague... whose incel/school-shooter vibes and frenzied, unrequited crush on Frannie make him immediately repellent-he's also so realistic, he's even scarier than Flagg at times.
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Arizona Republic
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December 13, 2020

For the most part, it's time well spent.
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CBR
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December 13, 2020

It's curiously bland, devoid of most of the scares that King is known for, and telling a straightforward story in a faithful but lifeless manner.
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Hollywood Reporter
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December 15, 2020

I'll watch the last three episodes, especially to see the new coda written by King himself, but too much of this new attempt to tackle The Stand is full of coughing and mucous, signifying nothing.
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ComicBook.com
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December 13, 2020

The Stand is a story about humanity that happens to have a pandemic running through it and, as is the case with actual humanity, it's the little imperfections that make it so relatable, so admirable, and ultimately beautiful.
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Wall Street Journal
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December 16, 2020

The spirit and dread of Mr. King's epic have been successfully, if more succinctly, incorporated into the series. The drawback of its timing? It might distract us from how timeless a piece of fiction can really be.
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Variety
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December 13, 2020

That conflicted quality makes the danger faced by the community serving as humanity's last stand curiously subdued, and "The Stand" struggles to distinguish itself outside of its exceptional casting choices.
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