.TheWolfman says that Season 4 of Westworld has 'trimmed the storytelling fat' of the narrative, which comes with some sacrifices. Full review here:
In a series known to push storytelling ambitions, Season 3 of Westworld was arguably the series' biggest gamble, as it took the exploits of the Western-themed narrative out of this setting and brought the attractions' sentient robots, or"hosts," into the dystopic real world. While this pivot surely provided the series with a number of new storytelling avenues, it also resulted in the most cumbersome and complex journey the series has seen yet.
While Caleb attempts to move on with his newfound freedom from Rehoboam, Maeve aims to stay off the grid as to prevent William, a.k.a. the"Man in Black" , from tracking her down. Dolores sacrificed herself to take down Rehoboam last season. This season, a new character named Christina , finds herself in an entirely new world with no recollection of Dolores' history.
While Season 3 of Westworld took things out of the parks and into the real world, Season 4 also finds ways to push forward elements that allow the series to further explore what it really means to be human, not only in the philosophical sense, but also in the tangible sense.
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