Ein Hip-Hop-Mogul muss sich einen Nachfolger unter seinen drei Söhnen aussuchen, die um die Kontrolle über seine Multi-Millionen-Dollar-Firma kämpfen, während seine Ex-Frau Pläne schmiedet, ... Alles lesenEin Hip-Hop-Mogul muss sich einen Nachfolger unter seinen drei Söhnen aussuchen, die um die Kontrolle über seine Multi-Millionen-Dollar-Firma kämpfen, während seine Ex-Frau Pläne schmiedet, um zurückholen, was ihr gehört.Ein Hip-Hop-Mogul muss sich einen Nachfolger unter seinen drei Söhnen aussuchen, die um die Kontrolle über seine Multi-Millionen-Dollar-Firma kämpfen, während seine Ex-Frau Pläne schmiedet, um zurückholen, was ihr gehört.
- Für 8 Primetime Emmys nominiert
- 30 Gewinne & 106 Nominierungen insgesamt
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Reviewers say 'Empire' is lauded for its compelling drama, strong performances by Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson, and seamless integration of music. It addresses social issues like race, sexuality, and mental health, representing African American experiences in the music industry. However, it is criticized for clichés, over-the-top acting, and unrealistic plotlines. Some reviewers also note issues with character portrayals and sensitive topic handling. Despite these flaws, many find the show entertaining and impactful, appreciating its unique concept and cultural significance.
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The Good:
This show is nothing without Taraji. She steals every scene she is in (with her on fleek outfits, her low laugh, her tigress growl, etc.). I heart Hakeem - his sublime rapping, his boyish charm -- yas please If Beyonce and Rihanna had a daughter, it would be Serayah. Most of the music is superb (catchy, edgy, etc.) The cameos are priceless (sometimes it's pleasantly surprising, sometimes it's funny, at times slightly embarrassing, but always entertaining)
The Bad:
Terrence Howard rapping makes me cringe (sorry) Jamal has a great voice but it seems like he is singing the same song over and over and over (and over) again... Shut up Andre
All things considered, this show is pretty awesome =)
This show is nothing without Taraji. She steals every scene she is in (with her on fleek outfits, her low laugh, her tigress growl, etc.). I heart Hakeem - his sublime rapping, his boyish charm -- yas please If Beyonce and Rihanna had a daughter, it would be Serayah. Most of the music is superb (catchy, edgy, etc.) The cameos are priceless (sometimes it's pleasantly surprising, sometimes it's funny, at times slightly embarrassing, but always entertaining)
The Bad:
Terrence Howard rapping makes me cringe (sorry) Jamal has a great voice but it seems like he is singing the same song over and over and over (and over) again... Shut up Andre
All things considered, this show is pretty awesome =)
Willing to give every show a fair shake and don't wish to speak ill of the show's achievements to date.
However, at present there is a cast member who could potentially be allowed to stay on;l a cast member that willingly and knowingly attempted to stir up racial violence via fake hate hoax, simply to fuel his communist degenerate narcissism.
This review should serve as a warning to Empire's producers - do the right thing.
However, at present there is a cast member who could potentially be allowed to stay on;l a cast member that willingly and knowingly attempted to stir up racial violence via fake hate hoax, simply to fuel his communist degenerate narcissism.
This review should serve as a warning to Empire's producers - do the right thing.
All in all this is a good series to watch. Great stories and loads of great music which for me is the best part. What doesn't get it to the top series is the unfortunate end which was in part due to COVID and partly it was poorly done for the overall story with empire.
In all the years I've used IMDB, I probably reviewed one or two shows or movies. Since the final season of Empire leaves us with a cliffhanger, it did hint during the final episodes what was going to happen to Lucious. Whatever remains of the plot will, in our imagination, go on without having to see it. Too bad so many low rated reviews were at the beginning of the reviews. I do not care for rap music, but I became immersed in this series because of the plot, the talent of the actors and the words of the music that related to their lives. It was easier to understand because I was involved in the characters. I'm 78 years old and a big, big fan of Classic Movies. Although I would never give this series a classic recommendation, my taste in talent and appreciation of music and good acting leaves me open to all kinds of entertainment. I was particularly sorry to see Jussie go, since he was the balance between the characters, but they made it work. This was worth my time. I know from a TV interview that Howard wants to stop being someone else and go on living a normal life. He's really a good actor and I remember him from "CRASH" and loved him in that movie.
Pure garbage with terrible acting and writing. The absolute stereotyping is appalling and if that's not enough to turn you off, I've got one name for you - Jussie Smollett
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- WissenswertesTaraji P. Henson said that she would only do the show under the condition that Terrence Howard played the lead male role.
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