Creators:
Steven KnightCinematography:
Michael SnymanComposer:
Bear McCrearyCast:
Jason Momoa, Sylvia Hoeks, Hera Hilmar, Christian Camargo, Dave Bautista, Eden Epstein, Olivia Cheng, Hoon Lee, Tom Mison, Alex Breaux, Eddie McGee (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(8)
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Brothers and Sisters (S02E01)
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Forever (S02E02)
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The Compass (S02E03)
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The Witchfinder (S02E04)
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The Dinner Party (S02E05)
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The Truth About Unicorns (S02E06)
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The Queen’s Speech (S02E07)
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Rock-a-Bye (S02E08)
Plots(1)
Baba Voss (Jason Momoa) is fighting to reunite his torn-apart family and get away from the war and politics that surround him, but the more he moves away, the deeper he gets sucked in, and the emergence of his nemesis brother threatens his family even more. (Dazzler Media)
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Reviews (2)
The really go at each other considering they are blind. The action is better and the relationships are crazier. The dumb cow of the queen is put on the back burner at the end, but even there she does damage where she can. It annoys me that the blind people have torches lit by their beds so the audience can see – stupidly but we can see – and the lesbian romance is almost pathetic. The Voss brothers and their conflict are the biggest trump cards, and while it's waved away the end, it's there and it's very very good. Oh, and the finale promises a revival of Stargate: Atlantis. Dynamite Rodney MacKey vs Ronon Dex! That's gonna be a hell of a showdown!
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The event of the year and the reason I watch movies and series. See is my new favourite and I knew from the first season that big things were going to happen and they did. This is the new successor to Game of Thrones, and in its last episode playfully beats the battles from all films and series. Dave Bautista, as the new bad guy, and Lee Hoon (Banshee, Warrior) are two strong additions to the cast. The return of Tamacti Jun is also a pleasure. The production design is breathtaking, I would love to make a picture of every single shot and hang it on the wall, technically it's just absolutely perfect and the artwork is unrivalled far and wide across worlds and universes. The palace intrigue and the betrayals are great too. The twists and turns and the backstabbing work on a similar level to GoT. But the absolute biggest draw is the action and the gore, they are something incredible; I was screaming with excitement in the first episode, what an insane carnage it is, and it all builds up to the spectacular epic finale, which is the best battle since Lord of the Rings. It has absolutely everything: great strategy and traps, perfect choreography, uncompromising R-rated action, a large number of enemies. It lasts about half an hour and I was downright gushing with delight. Seeing Baba Voss, Tamacti Jun and Bow Lion next to each other, was surreal, it's like pulling out a 100 lvl sprite from an RPG and sending them up against bots, Gorgeous. The whole thing culminates in a pumped-up duel between the two brothers, which escalates into an absolute emotional inferno that tore my soul into a thousand pieces. I'm absolutely thrilled, this whole thing has gone awfully well and I can't imagine what's going to happen in season 3 because the bar is already set pretty damn high. An absolute masterpiece, I can't fault anything. Story 4/5, Action 5/5, Humour 2/5, Violence 5/5, Fun 5/5 Music 4/5, Visuals 5/5, Atmosphere 5/5, Suspense 5/5, Emotion 5/5, Actors 5/5, 15/10.
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