Beacon 23

TV Series
2023–2024
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5.7/10

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Space Sci-Fi Drama Mystery Sci-Fi Thriller

A man living in the 23rd Century works at a remote "lighthouse" in space that serves as a beacon to help passing ships.A man living in the 23rd Century works at a remote "lighthouse" in space that serves as a beacon to help passing ships.A man living in the 23rd Century works at a remote "lighthouse" in space that serves as a beacon to help passing ships.

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IMDb RATING

5.7/10

5.2K

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

2,444

187

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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The lighthouse picture they often look at when by the beacon is a real picture. It's a picture of the La Jument lighthouse, west from Bretagne, France. It was taken in 1989 by photographer Jean Guichart and the man on the picture is former lighthouse keeper Theodore Malgorne. He had come outside because he'd heard the helicopter hovering nearby, but was well aware he should not venture far from the lighthouse entrance, and went swiftly inside as soon as he realised the wave was coming in.

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Featured review

Worst...Pacing...Ever

Never witnessed such horrible pacing. Visceral anger rages in me because on one hand the story appears intriguing, but the nonsense just stupefies me. Plot holes the size of Texas, sheer incontinuity, half of what one sees leads literally nowhere. Good acting, great production values, great aesthetics, slightly above brain dead scripting. What a combination. I want to like it I really do. At this point I am no longer convinced there is any story at all, just spectacle, psuedo-depth, and great cgi. Heres a thought script writers: try thinking just one thought coherently from beginning to end, just one. Bombarding the audience with a litany of half-thought thoughts is akin to mental torture, do you really have such disdain for your own ideas? Or rather the audience?