My a little review of "Queens' Gambit". Hi there! I am more than just confident that most of you already saw the Tv-show because of its hipe and popularity. Not for nothing, the series ranks first place in a number of views over the history of Netflix. And recently I have joined that to such an amount. "Queens' Gambit", in the first place I should say, a show grounded on a book which in its turn is founded on real chess historical events. And so, the main character of all - Elizabeth Harmon also has got a real prototype - Robert Fisher, who is considered as one of the greatest chess players of all time. I guess that is why the story appears so natural, singularly in terms of the chess part. This is a case when you don't have any clue what's going on boards of players (though I am fairly acquainted with chess rules), yet it does not disturb you at all, and on the contrary, you keep watching with enormous curiosity and intrigue. And apart from a chess line, a line of Beth can't leave you insensitive. The story of a poor orphan who always has not been like other girls, who got a drug addiction already as nine years old, who wasn't able to understand the real world, but was phenomenal at chess' world. Who finally had found someone close to her, and lost it. Who tries the best to live in a normal way, but screws it up and wastes soberness. The story of how it is hard to find self, even when you are so talented and popular, but still alone. I wish I could text farther, but the word's limit minds, I suppose. So I persuasively advise those who haven't seen the show yet, check it out shortly, you will not be disappointed.
