Mientras Alfredo el grande defiende su reino de los invasores de Norse, Uhtred que fue criado por los vikingos buscará reclamar su derecho al trono.Mientras Alfredo el grande defiende su reino de los invasores de Norse, Uhtred que fue criado por los vikingos buscará reclamar su derecho al trono.Mientras Alfredo el grande defiende su reino de los invasores de Norse, Uhtred que fue criado por los vikingos buscará reclamar su derecho al trono.
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Reviewers say 'The Last Kingdom' is a captivating historical drama featuring strong performances, especially from Alexander Dreymon and David Dawson. The series is lauded for its intricate plot, realistic battle scenes, and historical detail, though some criticize deviations from accuracy and source material. Its blend of action, drama, and political intrigue, along with complex characters, makes it a standout. However, opinions on later seasons vary, with some finding them less engaging and formulaic. Overall, it's a must-watch for historical drama enthusiasts.
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I put this on in a moment of boredom. After two episodes I was hooked. Great story arc from a fascinating and horrific period to be alive. Just about every actor smashes it out of the park.
Finan and Ardhelm both strong but very different stand out. Breeda was the only storyline that lost any sense of reality, it's like they didn't really know what to do with her. Alfred's wife/Edwards mum seemed ageless and became annoying and almost added comedy.
Father Pyrlig also surprised me, ive only ever seen him in small roles like the inbetweeners, but I look forward to seeing him again, Ian Hart as Beocca was the pin that hooked me from the start.
Great production values from the first episode that got better
Honestly it's been the best two weeks binging this. So pleased I gave it a go.
Finan and Ardhelm both strong but very different stand out. Breeda was the only storyline that lost any sense of reality, it's like they didn't really know what to do with her. Alfred's wife/Edwards mum seemed ageless and became annoying and almost added comedy.
Father Pyrlig also surprised me, ive only ever seen him in small roles like the inbetweeners, but I look forward to seeing him again, Ian Hart as Beocca was the pin that hooked me from the start.
Great production values from the first episode that got better
Honestly it's been the best two weeks binging this. So pleased I gave it a go.
One of my favorities! This Netflix series is a period piece during the early years in England highlighting the battle between the devoutly religious and non-religious, good and evil (sometimes in reverse), and is full of action, drama, sensuality and a bit of fantasy. The main actor, Alexander Dreymon who plays "Uhtred of Bebbanburg" is mesmerizing and entertaining to watch! Great supporting cast, great storyline and a great escape!
(It's on a smaller scale of 'Game of Thrones', but very enthralling and it will keep you hopping and binging!)
If you haven't seen this one yet, it's a true hidden treasure!
(It's on a smaller scale of 'Game of Thrones', but very enthralling and it will keep you hopping and binging!)
If you haven't seen this one yet, it's a true hidden treasure!
Just happened to find this show scrolling through Netflix one day. So happy I found this series.
The first episode was good, but it took 2-3 to draw me in. I think the plot and story are just great. It is a twist on the Viking world that is currently taking TV by storm. The actors do a phenomenal job with their characters and interaction with one another.
I love how the relationships have developed between all of the characters in this world, between Uhtred/Alfred/Ragnar and just the many many other characters how have strained and strengthened relationship. I have turned several friends onto this who are GoT fans. I think this series is right there with GoT.
I can't wait for another year of it and I am interested in where they take the story and the characters!
The first episode was good, but it took 2-3 to draw me in. I think the plot and story are just great. It is a twist on the Viking world that is currently taking TV by storm. The actors do a phenomenal job with their characters and interaction with one another.
I love how the relationships have developed between all of the characters in this world, between Uhtred/Alfred/Ragnar and just the many many other characters how have strained and strengthened relationship. I have turned several friends onto this who are GoT fans. I think this series is right there with GoT.
I can't wait for another year of it and I am interested in where they take the story and the characters!
Have watched Game of Thrones, Vikings, Peaky Blinders- etc etc..but I had never even heard of until a few weeks ago has blown me away. The characters are well developed and you feel like you get to know each of them. Uhtred is by far the most interesting character that you he root for every episode. It makes me sad that with all the garbage out there, that the series doesn't receive the attention and accolades that it should. It's an excellent show, excellent production value, excellent storylines. Each season gets more intense and storylines are seen through. I highly recommend it.
This series is one of the best ever. As one of the characters said, "It is life." So much happens.... characters live and die, sometimes unexpectedly and certainly not what you wanted to happen. Despite being set in the 9th century, the series makes it clear that politics and power have not changed and The Last Kingdom amply demonstrates this. The role of religion and the power of the church also are treated as they should be.... sometimes good and sometimes evil, just as humans are. Watch it. I can hardly wait for season 4.
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- TriviaThe family name of the author's birth father was Oughtred and he is descended from the Saxons who took the name Uhtred. They had owned Bebbanburg (now Bamburgh Castle in Northumberland) and held it through the Danish invasion and occupation of northern Britain
- ErroresLots of the women are seen wearing knitted shawls, often using a cable stitch. Knitting did not reach the British isles until the High Middle Ages, probably from the Middle East via Spain.
- ConexionesFeatured in History Buffs: Vikings Historical Accuracy and Season 4 (2016)
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