The Man in the High Castle

Fernsehserie
2015–2019
12
1 Std.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,9/10

118.622

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

495

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Dystopische Science-Fiction Science-Fiction-Epos Drama Science-Fiction Thriller

In einem dystopischen Amerika, das von Nazi-Deutschland und dem kaiserlichen Japan beherrscht wird, entdeckt eine junge Frau einen mysteriösen Film, der den Schlüssel zum Sturz der totalitär... Alles lesenIn einem dystopischen Amerika, das von Nazi-Deutschland und dem kaiserlichen Japan beherrscht wird, entdeckt eine junge Frau einen mysteriösen Film, der den Schlüssel zum Sturz der totalitären Regime enthalten könnte.In einem dystopischen Amerika, das von Nazi-Deutschland und dem kaiserlichen Japan beherrscht wird, entdeckt eine junge Frau einen mysteriösen Film, der den Schlüssel zum Sturz der totalitären Regime enthalten könnte.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,9/10

118.622

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

495

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

2 Primetime Emmys gewonnen
- 10 Gewinne & 57 Nominierungen insgesamt

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HöchsteAm besten bewertet4 Jahreszeiten4 Jahre

• 2015–2019

Luke Kleintank

Joe Blake

• 2015–2018

Rufus Sewell

John Smith

• 2015–2019

Rupert Evans

Frank Frink

• 2015–2018

Joel de la Fuente

Inspector Kido

• 2015–2019

Chelah Horsdal

Helen Smith

• 2015–2019

Brennan Brown

Robert Childan

• 2015–2019

DJ Qualls

Ed McCarthy

• 2015–2018

Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa

Nobusuke Tagomi

• 2015–2018

Gracyn Shinyei

Amy Smith

• 2015–2019

Genea Charpentier

Jennifer Smith

• 2015–2019

Arnold Chun

Kotomichi

• 2015–2019

Quinn Lord

Thomas Smith

• 2015–2019

Jason O'Mara

Wyatt Price

• 2018–2019

Bella Heathcote

Nicole Dörmer

• 2016–2018

Rick Worthy

Lem Washington

• 2015–2019

Lee Shorten

Sergeant Yoshida

• 2015–2016

Kenneth Tigar

Heinrich Himmler

• 2016–2019

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Zusammenfassung

Reviewers say 'The Man in the High Castle' is lauded for its intriguing alternate history concept, intricate characters, and meticulous world-building. The show's production design, cinematography, and detail-oriented approach are often commended. However, it faces criticism for pacing problems, especially in early seasons, and the addition of new characters deemed unnecessary or underdeveloped. The sci-fi elements, including alternate reality films, are both praised for their intrigue and faulted for their ambiguity. Some viewers are disappointed with character arcs and the direction of later seasons. Despite these issues, the series is widely seen as a visually captivating and intellectually stimulating journey through a grim alternate history.

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9howhandy

An amazing adaptation of the novel!

The pilot episode was exceptional. It held my attention and made me believe in such an alternate history.

I have read the book, and although it is different, it is an incredible adaptation. If the book was turned into a show without any edits, it would be far too complicated and very hard to enjoy (although the book is incredible).

The acting, story, and visuals are spot on and only intensified what I had imagined when I read the book. When I first read the book, I had hoped for a movie to be made from it, but a show will be a much better pace for such an though-provoking and intelligent story.

I want more episodes!!

ice_on_fire-2013

Season 3 has strayed from the main plot

After amazing 2 exciting season with brilliant acting and strong plot..season 3 went down hill by inserting story-lines that try hard to explore some gender orientation which were performed poorly and did not serve the plot or story line at any point..The thrill of those series were centered on the tapes and how they affect the future of Reich or Japan. instead the writers chose to replace it with Homosexual story lines that did not make any sense or relate to the series main actors..I never wrote a review before but because I am a big fan of the series I found season 3 as a slap on the face to the first 2 seasons, those 2 seasons in my opinion were top notch and one of the few series that had a good plot and good performance..Do not ruin it..

8rheinheart-42657

Nevertheless, it was a great show and I recommend watching it for everyone.

I watched the fourth season with sheer pleasure. I was afraid that the ending of the whole thing could outgrow the creators, as in the case of GoT and ... unfortunately, it was like a blow with a rusty knife right through my guts. Sigh. I gave 8/10 for the whole series, and the last episode promised to be strong 9/10, but in the last minutes, it fell apart into a dishonorable 3/10.

7riccardoscalet

Watch season 1 and 2, then stop before it's too late

The first two season are great, worthy of 8 or maybe even 9/10! The plot idea is simple but effective, most characters are interesting and acted well (with some exceptions), and the plot twists are very good! Some of the characters's choices are terribly stupid and annoying, but the rest is so good that you can almost forgive them.

That is, the first two seasons. Season 3 is a total mess. Few interesting moments, but for the most part it became a serie that has no idea what it is and where it wants to go, with bunch of useless story lines that start nowhere and go nowhere.

Watch the first two seasons, they are worth it! But then stop there.

9wya-12315

Thank you Rufus Sewell...

I love the first 2 seasons. The plot was incredibly shocking. The actor Rufus Sewell (John Smith) is definitely the star of the series. A fascinating character that talks to you with his eyes. The first runner up is of course Joel de la Fuente as Inspector Kido. On the other hand, the weakness of the series is the character of Juliana Crain played by Alexa Davalos. She was ok in Season 1 but her character turned to annoying upto Season 4.

Despite some unnecessary scenes in Season 3 made just to satisfy the diversity dilemma of the West, I give this show 9 Stars for the great and unbelievable moments it provided.

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Extensive research was done for the cultures, particularly areas such as costuming, technology, and music, to develop an alternate world which merges aspects of WWII Nazi and Imperial Japanese cultures with the cultural progress of mid-1950s America. Although the series is set in 1962, the use of the 1950s for many touchstones suggests the cultural stagnation that would have occurred under totalitarian occupation.

Patzer
The Japanese sign in the aikido dojo says Habu Yakkyoku in Japanese which means Lance-Head Snake Pharmacy.

Zitate
Joe Blake: [noticing ashes falling like snowflakes] What is that?
Nazi Police Officer: Oh, that's the hospital.
Joe Blake: The hospital?
Nazi Police Officer: Yeah, Tuesdays, they burn cripples, the terminally ill. Drag on the state.