Netflix is adapting one of the most fascinating sci-fi novels of our time — and doing a terrible job of talking about it.
’s third season, were spotlighted in segments that gave you a sense of what sort of energy their respective creative teams were working with. But when it came to the segment focused on Netflix’s forthcoming adaptation of Cixin Liu’s, Tudum got a little stiff and curiously boilerplate-y in a way that did little to say much about or hype up the show.
During their brief time in the spotlight, Woo, Weiss, and Benioff shared that they’ve recently completed production on’s first season and opened up about what initially drew each of them to the project. Like Liu’s novel, Woo described theiras “a history of humanity from the point of first contact with an alien civilization all the way to the end of the universe,” and Weiss emphasized how they were intrigued by the sheer scale and scope of Liu’s vision.
At a time when studios have become comfortable essentially spoiling the entirety of their features and series with their advertising campaigns, there’s something slightly refreshing about how relatively little noise Netflix has been making aboutsince news of its production first broke in 2020.
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