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Eine Reihe betrüblicher Ereignisse

Originaltitel: A Series of Unfortunate Events
  • Fernsehserie
  • 2017–2019
  • 6
  • 55 Min.
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Neil Patrick Harris, Malina Pauli Weissman, Louis Hynes, and Presley Smith in Eine Reihe betrüblicher Ereignisse (2017)
The final season of "A Series of Unfortunate Events" arrives on Netflix, January 1, 2019.
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Nach dem Verlust ihrer Eltern durch ein rätselhaftes Feuer sehen sich die drei Baudelaire-Kinder mit allerlei Problemen und Sorgen konfrontiert, während sie versuchen, dunkle Familiengeheimn... Alles lesenNach dem Verlust ihrer Eltern durch ein rätselhaftes Feuer sehen sich die drei Baudelaire-Kinder mit allerlei Problemen und Sorgen konfrontiert, während sie versuchen, dunkle Familiengeheimnisse aufzudecken.Nach dem Verlust ihrer Eltern durch ein rätselhaftes Feuer sehen sich die drei Baudelaire-Kinder mit allerlei Problemen und Sorgen konfrontiert, während sie versuchen, dunkle Familiengeheimnisse aufzudecken.

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    • Neil Patrick Harris
    • Patrick Warburton
    • Malina Pauli Weissman
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      • Neil Patrick Harris
      • Patrick Warburton
      • Malina Pauli Weissman
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    Neil Patrick Harris
    Neil Patrick Harris
    • Count Olaf
    • 2017–2019
    Patrick Warburton
    Patrick Warburton
    • Lemony Snicket
    • 2017–2019
    Malina Pauli Weissman
    Malina Pauli Weissman
    • Violet Baudelaire
    • 2017–2019
    Louis Hynes
    Louis Hynes
    • Klaus Baudelaire
    • 2017–2019
    K. Todd Freeman
    K. Todd Freeman
    • Arthur Poe
    • 2017–2019
    Presley Smith
    Presley Smith
    • Sunny Baudelaire
    • 2017–2019
    Usman Ally
    Usman Ally
    • Hook-Handed Man
    • 2017–2019
    Jacqueline Robbins
    Jacqueline Robbins
    • White Faced Woman #1
    • 2017–2019
    Matty Cardarople
    Matty Cardarople
    • Henchperson of Indeterminate Gender
    • 2017–2019
    Joyce Robbins
    Joyce Robbins
    • White Faced Woman #2
    • 2017–2019
    John DeSantis
    John DeSantis
    • Bald Man
    • 2017–2019
    Lucy Punch
    Lucy Punch
    • Esmé Squalor
    • 2018–2019
    Dylan Kingwell
    Dylan Kingwell
    • Quigley Quagmire…
    • 2017–2019
    Tara Strong
    Tara Strong
    • Sunny
    • 2017–2018
    Nathan Fillion
    Nathan Fillion
    • Jacques Snicket
    • 2018
    Patrick Breen
    Patrick Breen
    • Larry Your-Waiter
    • 2017–2019
    Sara Canning
    Sara Canning
    • Jacquelyn
    • 2017–2018
    Will Arnett
    Will Arnett
    • Father
    • 2017
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    7renskedevlieg-695-979649

    Surprising, Stunning and Seriously Enjoyable!

    Oh my god, I'm so happy they decided to make a series out of those books!

    When I was a kid I loved the books, they where very easy to read, funny, dark and different then anything else out there. When they made a movie about it I was excited of course, but it didn't turn out very well in my opinion. I didn't like Jim Carey and it just didn't do any justice to the books. When I heard they announced a complete series, I got excited again (yes, I always try to stay positive). Because for me it meant; more time for the story, different actors and another change to be as funny, dark and unique as the book.

    Jackpot! They nailed it this time! The humor only was a hundred times more weird and quirky. That was the thing I hoped for most. I think the actors do a great job and they really understand the characters and what they're going through. They finally take the time to tell the story and make everything look as beautiful as I imagined it as a kid. Because the story is very unreal you shouldn't expect anything serious, but you can't do anything else then sympathize with those poor kids. I love how they start out pretty clueless and end up taking control of the shitty situation they're in and try to find the answers themselves.

    I'm not going to spoil any of the story, you just have to see it for yourself. I would really recommend it if you're not up to something serious, but if your really want a different experience in storytelling.
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    New to this Unfortunate Series

    I have never read the books....nor have I seen the Jim Carrey movie. So, when I saw this come up on Netflix, I wasn't very interested.

    Then, I decided to check it out...with my kids. Wow.... I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thought NPH was great...and loved the kids.

    Then I decided to check out the first book on Kindle, since it was on sale. I am totally surprised how similar...almost verbatim.... the series is to the book. I think that is wonderful.

    I've seen comments about CGI.... the only thing that really distracted me was some shots where they digitally put Sunny's face in. I believe that only happened in one scene.
    8lars_

    I'm glad I ignored Lemony Snicket's warnings

    In this 'golden age of television', the higher quality shows are usually the darker, more thought provoking series (such as Breaking Bad, Mr Robot and Westworld). However, in the case of A Series Of Unfortunate Events, this deep, dark tone is tweaked to create a more light-hearted show that does not come at the expense of the quality. The series lies in between 'adult' and 'kids' TV genres, creating a strange, funny show for the whole family. Don't let the forgettable 2004 movie scare you off, because the series gets right what the movie got wrong. From what I have seen of the series so far, there is a colorful, but dark sense of humour, some great acting, and well crafted dialogue that make the series worthy of a watch. The longer TV episode format allows for a more complete story, with one book spanning two episodes (instead of the movie cramming in three books). It is a lot more nuanced than the movie for this reason, with extra scenes and dialogue filling in the backstory and adding depth to the characters. Yes the show is absurd; yes sometimes there are things that might make you question why you are watching it. It is definitely for a certain audience, but at the end of the day this series of unfortunate events is not so unfortunate after all.
    9mistoppi

    The adaptation we deserve

    This show is everything the original movie should've been. The original movie is not bad, but the thing is, it doesn't have exactly the charm the books had. Reading the books after seeing the movie was like sun shining through the clouds after a while, because the writing in the books is so charming and clever and while it's all "this is a tragic tale" it's also not at all serious. The movie was like a weird shadow of that. Still great, still so very very unique, but something was definitely missing.

    The cast of the movie was brilliant, but somehow this show managed to top that. While Jim Carrey was amazing as Count Olaf, Neil Patrick Harris is the real deal. He can be that typical over the top, funny villain that's typical for children's books and shows, but he can also be weirdly scary. Carrey didn't have that. One of my favourite members of the cast is Patrick Warburton as Lemony Snicket. He has this amazing voice, and his whole persona feels more Lemony Snicket than Jude Law in the movie. Everyone is so talented and so incredibly beautiful.

    If there's something that makes this even greater than the cast and the writing, it's the cinematography and the music. Visually this show is astonishing, it's dark like it's supposed to be, but it's detailed and wonderfully surreal? Not realistic? I'm not sure whats' the right word to use, but the atmosphere is like for the dark fairy tale - which is exactly what this show is. The music is enchanting, and the theme sung by Neil Patrick Harris just gets stuck in your head. And the song at the very end of the season? Hauntingly beautiful.

    Only thing I can complain about is how soon the season was over, but that's not really a complaint. Shorter seasons are better. Quality over quantity, when it comes to TV shows.

    Also ever since I saw the movie I've been digging the "don't watch / read this" vibe the series has going on. And in the TV show the theme song is basically "don't watch this show". But don't listen to Lemony Snicket, watch the show. It's worth it.
    hepheasteus

    An Absurd But Charming Romp

    This series is a masterful adaptation of a very fine display of absurdist literature. The writing was sharp and quick, and masterfully delivered by a wide cast of superb guest stars and recurring characters alike - the Baudelaires are a wonder to watch, and portray their characters perfectly. Neil Patrick Harris, in spite of my initial doubts, conveyed Olaf as a genuinely menacing failed (?) actor, mastering that grounded instability that Carrey failed to during his tenure, but also the characters Olaf finds himself portraying within the show - credit to the makeup department for making the handsome Neil Patrick Harris fit into a whole range of largely unflattering roles. Warburton as Snicket is also charming, well spoken and carries clearly a deep weight of sadness; the way he is molded into scenes and delivers the self aware warnings of horror and inconvenience feels melodramatic but works in the absurd retro-futuristic world he finds himself in.

    The use of CGI is also great, as while it's hardly Hollywood level, its almost cartoon surrealism always gives you this sense you're watching a sick fairy tale, especially with the lighting. I found the set design to be absolutely marvelous, not just showing the money Netflix have thrown around, but also a great understanding of the vision of the original author - something that this newer adaptation holds over its predecessor; largely because it has the original author as part of its writing team. The show also weaves in so many plot threads from later on and references for book readers that even the greatest of fans feel they are witnessing something that incorporates all parts of the world that Handler has developed, with subtle references that can make this show a joy to dig deep into.

    There are a few flaws, I shall admit. I found Sunny's actions late into episode 2 to be a little beyond my suspension of disbelief, and I felt that the prospect of escape could have been used to greater extent to lull the children into a tragic, dramatically ironic, sense of security in episode 3 (it would feel more thematically guided). The soundtrack also felt like many Hollywood soundtracks in the modern day, used for set-dressing rather than as a feature in of itself, though still adds weight to every scene.

    I quite liked the opening theme song and enjoyed the quick synopses at the start of each episode which never feel as though they give too much away. I also really like the unexpected musical piece which while caught me off guard, when I finally said "Is that so?" and just went with the flow, I really appreciated the way it acted as a bookend.

    I fully understand complaints about how the show may seem jarring to new viewers, especially if you don't quite understand what the source material is actually like. I can empathize with people who think the characters are ridiculous and unbelievable, that the sets seem preposterous and the dialogue frankly unrealistic. However watching it as a book reader, who understands that the books are almost a satire of themselves - a work of meta fiction that I imagine can be as divisive marmite - I found myself loving every moment of it; going all in on this world is a must if you want it to sweep you so wonderfully away.

    I also found the pacing to be far better suited to the two hour long format per book. It shows a level of devotion to the source material that essentially four movies would be created for four books, and it pays off by providing ample time for characters to develop, mysteries to unfold and the adaptation to be more faithful.

    All in all, for all of its flaws, Netflix's adaptation of A Series of Unfortunate Events is a loyal adaptation with quirks of its own, that understands its absurdity and embraces it wholeheartedly, and creates the wondrous level of genuine charm the films could never truly emulate. It's a fun, tragic, witty, self-aware, emotional, alluring and xylophone series as a standalone and I cannot recommend it enough. I hope there will be a next season (it's in the works, I'm told) and I hope it is a strong as this series was.

    (P.S. I love Rhys Darby's delivery, as Charles, of the word partner)

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      The character of Count Olaf has a distinguishing tattoo of an eye on his ankle. In 2018, while a guest on the National Public Radio quiz show "Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!," Neil Patrick Harris said that during the first season of the show, the makeup artists had to apply and reapply a temporary version of the tattoo, but between the first and second seasons of the show, he actually got a real version of the tattoo--so whenever Count Olaf's tattoo is visible during season 2, that is Harris's actual tattoo.
    • Patzer
      In the theme song it is mentioned that the show is based on the series by Lemony Snicket. The book series was actually written by Daniel Handler. However, Lemony Snicket is his pen name, therefore the series is, actually, created by Lemony Snicket.
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      Violet Baudelaire: Why do you hate us so much?

      Count Olaf: Because it's fun!

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      The opening credits sequence and lyrics of the theme song change according to the content of the episodes.
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      Featured in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Neil Patrick Harris/Ken Jeong/Josh Johnson (2017)

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