David Haller est un jeune homme perturbé et diagnostiqué schizophrène, mais après une étrange rencontre, il découvre des pouvoirs spéciaux qui changeront sa vie pour toujours.David Haller est un jeune homme perturbé et diagnostiqué schizophrène, mais après une étrange rencontre, il découvre des pouvoirs spéciaux qui changeront sa vie pour toujours.David Haller est un jeune homme perturbé et diagnostiqué schizophrène, mais après une étrange rencontre, il découvre des pouvoirs spéciaux qui changeront sa vie pour toujours.
- Nommé pour 1 Primetime Emmy
- 2 victoires et 32 nominations au total
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Reviewers say 'Legion' is acclaimed for its unique storytelling, visual style, and exploration of mental illness, often likened to David Lynch and David Fincher's works. Its non-linear narrative and surreal elements are both praised and criticized. Performances by Dan Stevens and Aubrey Plaza are lauded, yet pacing issues and a decline in coherence are noted. The shift from psychological thriller to conventional superhero tropes disappoints some, creating a divided audience response.
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While part of the Marvel Universe, Legion is an odd-man-out, neither part of the big budget Disney cinematic universe or the Netflix version of the Marvel universe. It also has the best acting, writing and direction of any of them and a more mature approach. It's a cerebral, surreal sci-fi mutant show. If you are a comics fan, the fact of Chris Claremont & Bill Sienkiewicz involvement in this tells you almost all you need to know -- it successfully carries both of their styles onto a TV screen. Claremont wrote many of the most legendary story arcs for the X-Men. Sienkiwicz is a brilliant comic artist, emphasis on artist -- he often works with paint and mixed media to create comics that look like fine art. The writing and direction is complicated, non-linear, and accomplished, verging on avant garde. There is immense attention to detail and editing, artistically-framed scenes. The acting is a cut above other Marvel shows (although Cage gets an honorable mention) and they've gathered a cast that works great together. The psychological, Lynch-ian freaky edginess that Sienkiewicz infused in all his work is present. It's not perfect, it takes some risks that don't work (like season 2 ep.5 -- tedious and anti-climactic), but it is freaky & cool.
This show will not appeal to everyone, however, if you go into it with an open mind and let go of your expectations, you may just enjoy it. A lot. Personally I had a hard time getting into it for the first 2 episodes and almost ditched it. I'm glad I didn't. What a wild ride it is. Imagine "Alice in Wonderland" crossed with "X-Men" crossed with a brilliant writer's acid-induced trip. It's wild and crazy but strangely enough it makes a lot of sense and it's not hard to follow. Brilliant, one of a kind show I will not forget anytime soon. May have to watch it again soon.
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This is one of the most creative, intelligent, visually unique works of art in entertainment. Shows like this should last years with the amazing story telling it imagines. Hope the same team worx up another original. We need it in this word of reboots and retellings of the same old stories.
Legion is art, it is not a Sitcom, neither a show that you binge watch on Netflix, Legion is a like an exhibition in a museum, you cannot binge watch art. Every episode is unique and visually magnificient. It is LSD and psychedelic without any drugs. Actually you should not be stoned and watch Legion, your brain would explode.
I enjoyed the first season of Legion. The first season had a tension to its style. There was this uncertainty to reality that kept me fascinated. Every silly, strange surreal moment was like a relief to that tension. By season 2 it feels like the rug has been pulled out from under the show's plot, and they're left dancing in midair with nothing to hold them up but a fun style, dance numbers, and psychedelic rambling.
I'm going to keep watching in hopes that it gets back on track. But if I'm going to just be watching a new song and dance routine in every episode, or another psychedelic gag because "wahaa-wehee-why-not?" then I'm gonna tune out.
I'm going to keep watching in hopes that it gets back on track. But if I'm going to just be watching a new song and dance routine in every episode, or another psychedelic gag because "wahaa-wehee-why-not?" then I'm gonna tune out.
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- AnecdotesFX gave the show an additional episode in season 2, making what was initially a 10 episode season an 11 episode season. The reason behind this was that at some point in the season so many scenes were shot that ended up on the cutting room floor so as to not have 60+ minute episodes. Noah Hawley asked FX to let him have an extra episode to use a lot of the material that he deemed necessary for the story.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Conan: Aubrey Plaza/Darren Criss/Old 97's (2017)
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