Ambientada en un mundo de fantasía donde la magia existe, pero solo algunos pueden acceder a ella, una mujer llamada Moraine se cruza con cinco hombres y mujeres jóvenes.Ambientada en un mundo de fantasía donde la magia existe, pero solo algunos pueden acceder a ella, una mujer llamada Moraine se cruza con cinco hombres y mujeres jóvenes.Ambientada en un mundo de fantasía donde la magia existe, pero solo algunos pueden acceder a ella, una mujer llamada Moraine se cruza con cinco hombres y mujeres jóvenes.
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- 2 premios ganados y 9 nominaciones en total
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Reviewers say 'The Wheel of Time' adaptation garners mixed reactions. Praise is directed towards world-building, cinematography, and Rosamund Pike's performance as Moiraine. Fans appreciate the effort to adapt Robert Jordan's expansive fantasy world. However, criticisms include deviations from the source material, rushed pacing, and altered character arcs. Some express disappointment with adaptation fidelity and the introduction of modern themes. Despite these issues, many remain optimistic about future seasons, hoping for improvements and closer alignment with the books.
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I never read the books for The Wheels of Time so I had no idea what to expect but I have to say that I've truly enjoyed it so far. This show hooked me from the first episode and held my attention to the last. I binged the first two seasons in less than a week and was still hoping for more episodes when I was done so I'm glad season 3 is finally here. It seems like some of the people who read the books didn't like it as much but as long as you try not to compare it to the book and just enjoy it for what it is...and that's an entertaining fantasy series. The series should be judged on its own and not compared to the book. I'm not saying it's the best show I've ever seen but it's definitely worth watching. The world building and cast are the best things about the show and I can't wait for more.
I would be lying if I said there are no moments in The Wheel of Time that I didn't enjoy. A few brief moments of action and some characters standout over others. Some of the sets look great and others have CGI from 2003.
As in many other reviews I wrote for individual episodes the biggest culprit affecting WOT is the writing. Conversations are rarely engaging, and most characters are poorly developed, providing nobody to emotionally attach to. The second problem for me is the acting and casting. Rosamund Pike as Moiraine, Zoe Robins as Nynaeve, Daniel Henney as Lan and Kate Fleetwood as Liandrin are all great in their roles. Everyone else including Rand are boring beyond belief. Rand and Egwene have no chemistry and it's hard to watch one of the worst love triangle plot threads unfold with Perrin. Perrin has potential as a character, but his expression is the same throughout the whole season, the same goes for boring Rand. Watching Rand during the finale made me want to poor bleach on my eyes. Matt, what happened to Matt...who knows?
For the budget the WOT's marketing bragged about little talent is displayed from the writers and a majority of the actors. Some of the CGI is distractingly awful for a big budget show. Another problem is the shows pacing. Episodes can drag on one after the other with the last thirty minutes of episode four being the only highlight. The direction of the story is all over the place and I was bored throughout most of the season.
If you're desperate to watch something fantasy related don't let anyone's opinion prevent you from giving WOT a try. Some people do seem to be enjoying it. For me, I loathed WOT for the majority of the show's duration. Potential is lurking on the horizon for WOT. Maybe use some of that Amazon money to hire better writers and directors?
As in many other reviews I wrote for individual episodes the biggest culprit affecting WOT is the writing. Conversations are rarely engaging, and most characters are poorly developed, providing nobody to emotionally attach to. The second problem for me is the acting and casting. Rosamund Pike as Moiraine, Zoe Robins as Nynaeve, Daniel Henney as Lan and Kate Fleetwood as Liandrin are all great in their roles. Everyone else including Rand are boring beyond belief. Rand and Egwene have no chemistry and it's hard to watch one of the worst love triangle plot threads unfold with Perrin. Perrin has potential as a character, but his expression is the same throughout the whole season, the same goes for boring Rand. Watching Rand during the finale made me want to poor bleach on my eyes. Matt, what happened to Matt...who knows?
For the budget the WOT's marketing bragged about little talent is displayed from the writers and a majority of the actors. Some of the CGI is distractingly awful for a big budget show. Another problem is the shows pacing. Episodes can drag on one after the other with the last thirty minutes of episode four being the only highlight. The direction of the story is all over the place and I was bored throughout most of the season.
If you're desperate to watch something fantasy related don't let anyone's opinion prevent you from giving WOT a try. Some people do seem to be enjoying it. For me, I loathed WOT for the majority of the show's duration. Potential is lurking on the horizon for WOT. Maybe use some of that Amazon money to hire better writers and directors?
I was going to give this a miss, due to the negative reviews. I am glad I didn't.
If you read in to each negative review, they all come from people who have read the books and feel let down as the creators haven't followed the storyline. I 100% get that and I would have likely been disappointed also if I had read the books.
What I will say though, is that as a stand alone fantasy series, it is a very good watch.
Each season is good, but every one is better than the last.
The story is complex and it takes a while to understand the history of the world they are living in, but it is 100% worth investing in.
If you read in to each negative review, they all come from people who have read the books and feel let down as the creators haven't followed the storyline. I 100% get that and I would have likely been disappointed also if I had read the books.
What I will say though, is that as a stand alone fantasy series, it is a very good watch.
Each season is good, but every one is better than the last.
The story is complex and it takes a while to understand the history of the world they are living in, but it is 100% worth investing in.
This show is incredibly good. Season 1 is a bit slow, but when u reach season 2 and onwards its getting very good.
I dont understand people who hate on this. This is a really good show. Even the LOTR movies were fully accurate to the books and yet people praised them. From ghe little stuff I read on the internet about this book series a lot is accurate, but maybe not all.
I love the characters, the story, the CGI and the monsters. There is even a couple of cool battles. I wanna see whats next, the evil guys in this show are very interesting, and the main character is also very cool.
Amazon shouldnt sleep on this honestly and should cook up seasons up to the end of the books.
I dont understand people who hate on this. This is a really good show. Even the LOTR movies were fully accurate to the books and yet people praised them. From ghe little stuff I read on the internet about this book series a lot is accurate, but maybe not all.
I love the characters, the story, the CGI and the monsters. There is even a couple of cool battles. I wanna see whats next, the evil guys in this show are very interesting, and the main character is also very cool.
Amazon shouldnt sleep on this honestly and should cook up seasons up to the end of the books.
Have read the books multiple times and not hung up on changes, in fact not knowing exactly what is going to happen is part of the enjoyment! Many scenes have been lifted directly from the books. Acting is amazing and the show just looks incredible this season! Only reason it's not a 10 there were a couple of very minor story points I think could have been stronger but only minor things.
The actors feel so confident in their roles and :characters now and the world much wider. Loving the shadow characters being a bit more nuanced and exposition is handled well, especially for the amount of lore they have to try to explain. Hopefully a 4th season is greenlit soon as the story will just take off from here.
The actors feel so confident in their roles and :characters now and the world much wider. Loving the shadow characters being a bit more nuanced and exposition is handled well, especially for the amount of lore they have to try to explain. Hopefully a 4th season is greenlit soon as the story will just take off from here.
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- TriviaRobert Jordan's "The Wheel of Time" book series has 2,782 named characters.
- Créditos curiososThe opening titles are of a string breaking into different strands that crisscross and merge through looms to form a tapestry of the Aes Sedai group.
- ConexionesFeatured in Jeremy Vine: Episode #4.235 (2021)
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