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- Nommé pour 2 prix Primetime Emmy
- 7 victoires et 39 nominations au total
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Reviewers say 'American Gods' is lauded for its ambitious adaptation, strong performances by Ian McShane and Ricky Whittle, and striking visuals. It explores themes of conflict between old and new gods, belief, and mythology in modern America. Criticisms include deviations from the source material, pacing issues, and jarring political and social themes. Explicit content has also been contentious. Despite these issues, many appreciate its unique storytelling and thought-provoking nature.
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I just binged both seasons and if they don't make another season I'd be absolutely fine with that.
The cinematography is excellent and the performances are consistently brilliant.
The plot is weaker than a dead wife's fragile torso.
It tries to be sociopolitical instead of just telling a story.
It breaks off into so many unnecessary tangents that I found myself not caring what happened to most of the characters.
Just give me a Mad Sweeney and Dead Wife road story and bin everything else unless you plan to use Crispin Glover properly.
The cinematography is excellent and the performances are consistently brilliant.
The plot is weaker than a dead wife's fragile torso.
It tries to be sociopolitical instead of just telling a story.
It breaks off into so many unnecessary tangents that I found myself not caring what happened to most of the characters.
Just give me a Mad Sweeney and Dead Wife road story and bin everything else unless you plan to use Crispin Glover properly.
I agree with a number of other reviewers that Season 1 was stellar. It had some jaw dropping moments & made for a very interesting TV experience. Season 2 started losing its way & then Season 3 got lost in space. My recommendation is to watch the first season & then call it a day. Overall, I think that the book deserves a better vehicle & hopefully, in time, someone will reboot the series.
Season 2 is so horrible and slow. Just seem to drag every episode out.
Shame I can't recommend this series to anyone anymore. The first season was amazing. Interesting plot lines put together with care. Great acting. Fantastic use of mini plots scattered through the show (particularly in the openings) to give information about the world this is set in and to provide contrast where needed to the way characters were responding. In some ways I actually think the show was better than the books, something I almost never say! Might be a bit confusing at times for those not up with their mythology but it may also keep the mystery more too that way too as they drop hints from episode 1 if you know what to look for. This is a show you need to watch, rather than half pay attention to. (I'd give it a 9/10).
Season two started showing cracks. Sounds like some drama happened behind the scenes and they lost characters that hurt the show. Still, they seemed to be trying to pick up the pieces and it looked like it was going to find its way through. (Maybe a 5/10)
Then season three happened. It's mostly awful. The storyline is all over the place and sometimes it seems like they just decide to substitute interesting story for long drawn out scenes of "adult" activities for.... reasons? Most of the characters become boring to watch and the show had completely lost its way. Such a sad end for a show that had so much promise initially. I'm not surprised it was not renewed for another season. (Score 1/10.) Watch the first season, skip the rest if you can handle leaving a series unfinished.
Season two started showing cracks. Sounds like some drama happened behind the scenes and they lost characters that hurt the show. Still, they seemed to be trying to pick up the pieces and it looked like it was going to find its way through. (Maybe a 5/10)
Then season three happened. It's mostly awful. The storyline is all over the place and sometimes it seems like they just decide to substitute interesting story for long drawn out scenes of "adult" activities for.... reasons? Most of the characters become boring to watch and the show had completely lost its way. Such a sad end for a show that had so much promise initially. I'm not surprised it was not renewed for another season. (Score 1/10.) Watch the first season, skip the rest if you can handle leaving a series unfinished.
I've watched till S02E04
I loved season 1. In fact, I bought the book because of season 1. Then there were rumors that the show would be canceled and then the showrunners left. After a year in hiatus, the show returned and... Well... NO! Everything seems off.
Feels like a completely different show and not in a good way. Even the actors look like they are bored while the plot is a bit messy and not built properly. Something is missing and it does not have the magic of season 1. They try too hard to make it look "cool" and edgy and it doesn't feel natural at all the way they do it.
I don't feel entertained anymore. Hell, I don't even enjoy watching this. There are many good shows to spend your time. Maybe it's not for me. Either way I'm out.
5 stars for the first season, 0 stars for season 2.
I loved season 1. In fact, I bought the book because of season 1. Then there were rumors that the show would be canceled and then the showrunners left. After a year in hiatus, the show returned and... Well... NO! Everything seems off.
Feels like a completely different show and not in a good way. Even the actors look like they are bored while the plot is a bit messy and not built properly. Something is missing and it does not have the magic of season 1. They try too hard to make it look "cool" and edgy and it doesn't feel natural at all the way they do it.
I don't feel entertained anymore. Hell, I don't even enjoy watching this. There are many good shows to spend your time. Maybe it's not for me. Either way I'm out.
5 stars for the first season, 0 stars for season 2.
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- AnecdotesSeason 1 originally had 10 episodes, but after seeing the cuts for episodes 3 and 4, the producers decided to merge them into one single episode and then use the cliffhanger for the second to last episode as the season finale, then using parts of the original season finale through the whole season. Hence making the season 8 episodes long.
- GaffesMr. Wednesday's Missouri license plate starts with the number 3. In Missouri, only trucks have license plates that start with a number. His 1966 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham would start with a letter, or better yet would be eligible for Missouri historic vehicle plates.
- Générique farfeluThe opening credits are set against a totem pole made out of various religious symbols fused with modern-day technology.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Conan: Kristen Chenoweth/Jonathan Banks/Highasakite (2017)
- Bandes originalesGlory
Performed by Jamie N. Common
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- Guelph, Ontario, Canada(street scenes)
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