Was the magic “Winzdai” ended in the second season? | art

We have a coordination for itself in the presentation different from the TV series broadcasting system in the past, so she replaced the full work show in the traditional way that was adopting a daily episode as in Arab drama, or weekly as in foreign series. With this strategy, it attracted a wide segment of young people who reject the old show methods and the waiting they imposed, killing their enthusiasm towards follow -up.

However, in light of the competition of other platforms that still advance the traditional style, it has reached a compromise represented in dividing the seasons into two halves separating them for weeks, which maintains the eager viewers, and at the same time gives them a large dose of events at once. I followed this style with the second season of the series “Wedonsday” by showing it in two parts, as well as with the last season of “Stranger Things” expected to be released, and here we are talking about the second half of the second season of the series “Winzdai”

The chaos of stories in “Winzdai”

The first four episodes (the first part of the second season) were established for new events in “Winzdai”, where the heroine Winzdai (Gina Ortega) returns to her second year of the “Nevermore” school. After her fame came out after she rescued the school from the “Al -Hayd” monster, during her vacation, she tried to develop her magic skills, but she suddenly lost her in the end, which caused her very frustrated.

The second season presented new characters along with the well -known faces, and introduced multiple dramatic lines. Winzdai began receiving threats related to the death of her friend Inid (Emmy Maires), while her younger brother Baksli (Izak Orders) re -revived Zombie buried in the school garden. Besides, the new director takes advantage of the capabilities of the student Bianca (Joy Sunndai) to collect huge donations, focusing on her complex relationship with her mother. The series also developed in another dramatic line related to the emotional transformation of ENIDA and its discovery that it turns into a special type of “Wolverine”, which exposes it to the risk of killing at the hands of its herd. At the same time, the “Al -Hayd” monster returned from the first season.

However, these main and subsidiary lines quickly turned into a dramatic chaos over the 8th episodes, as the series tried in the second half (episodes 5-8) to break the clash between them and link them with the history of the Adams family and new personalities, but he failed to find balance. Indeed, the central details of the viewer’s memory vanished, such as the crowd of crows, which appeared at the beginning and then disappeared without explanation.

The work was swinging between preoccupation with secondary and returning to its essence: the relationship of Winzdai to her mother on the one hand, and her friend Inid on the other hand. The sixth episode has emerged as the best, because it focused entirely on these two relationships by exchanging the characters their bodies, in an experience that led to the detection of deep secrets of each of them. As for the last episode, it was strong because of its dependence on the Winzdai line and her mother, while most other episodes lacked this focus, and were busy with scattered particles that lost their time and the time of the audience, away from the spirit of the first season, which was the secret of his success.

Berton and Vlevkelx Battle “Winzdai”

After years of collaborating with Disney, Tim Burton presented his latest movie with the studio, “Dumbo”, which was met with extensive criticism for excessive visual effects. Burton’s response was clear: He announced his stop work with Disney, hinting that the dominance of the studio restricts directors and turns movies into a mere profit machine.

The director moved away from the screen for some time, then returned with “Winzdai” on Netflix, where he regained part of his creative control. The series seemed at first glance an extension of his own vision that made its name, but its second season revealed a new dilemma: falling again in the trap of commercial exploitation. After 3 years of waiting for the audience, the plot came retreating, soaked in sub -details instead of developing a character Winzdai as a different teenager even in the world of “outbreaks”.

The events that are supposed to take place in a full academic year at the “Nephermor” school were absent from the features of the educational process, to be replaced by events and celebrations designed to dazzle more than the story service. The worst is that the character of Winzdai, who is famous for her rebellion, seemed familiar and traditional, such as her insistence on hiding the threat that affects the life of Enid, although the latter played a pivotal role in the first season by addressing the “Hayd” monster.

However, the season carried a power of strength in re -introducing the personality of Uncle Vester (Farid Armisin) who gave a remarkable vitality. However, Netflix’s announcement of a sub-work of the character reflects the tendency of the platform towards commercial expansion, in a possible repetition of the same mistakes that weakened the second season.