Alors qu'un tueur en série s'attaque à des créatures mystiques dans une obscure ville victorienne et futuriste, le détective devient le principal suspect des meurtres.Alors qu'un tueur en série s'attaque à des créatures mystiques dans une obscure ville victorienne et futuriste, le détective devient le principal suspect des meurtres.Alors qu'un tueur en série s'attaque à des créatures mystiques dans une obscure ville victorienne et futuriste, le détective devient le principal suspect des meurtres.
- Nommé pour 3 Primetime Emmys
- 11 nominations au total
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Résumé
Reviewers say 'Carnival Row' is acclaimed for its world-building, production values, and performances by Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne. The series blends fantasy with Victorian themes, tackling racism and social injustice. Criticisms include pacing issues, complex subplots, and a decline in quality from the first to the second season. Character development and lead chemistry are also questioned. Despite this, the show's visual effects, set designs, and costumes are captivating, appealing to fantasy enthusiasts.
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So, i liked the first season and was quite looking forward to the second.
Sadly it has not lived up to the first season, and there is quite a convoluted mess going on. I feel that they have tried to cram two seasons into one or something. However, this is not to say that i found it unwatchable or a chore to get through. It's just that there are many moving parts in this tale, and if i let my mind wander for a few minutes then i was scratching my head as to what exactly was going on.
My biggest gripe by far with the second series is how absolutely annoying i found Cara D's character, Vignette. All she has done throughout the whole season is wander from person to person or group of persons, declaring undying loyalty to them, to their cause, to their undying love ( which she inevitably kicks to the curb sooner rather than later ). So we see Vignette flitting about, figuratively and literally over and over. At some point her characters self centred antics just bored me, and ruined the show for me. Maybe this is what the shows creators were trying to portray and if so then i guess they succeeded.
I gave a review of 8 for season one really, because i feel a quite believable and original world and story that left me wanting more.
If i could score season 2 also i would give it a 6. It wasn't so bad, if a little muddling and regardless of the writing and acting i really rate the production quality. Yes, this is worth a look.
Sadly it has not lived up to the first season, and there is quite a convoluted mess going on. I feel that they have tried to cram two seasons into one or something. However, this is not to say that i found it unwatchable or a chore to get through. It's just that there are many moving parts in this tale, and if i let my mind wander for a few minutes then i was scratching my head as to what exactly was going on.
My biggest gripe by far with the second series is how absolutely annoying i found Cara D's character, Vignette. All she has done throughout the whole season is wander from person to person or group of persons, declaring undying loyalty to them, to their cause, to their undying love ( which she inevitably kicks to the curb sooner rather than later ). So we see Vignette flitting about, figuratively and literally over and over. At some point her characters self centred antics just bored me, and ruined the show for me. Maybe this is what the shows creators were trying to portray and if so then i guess they succeeded.
I gave a review of 8 for season one really, because i feel a quite believable and original world and story that left me wanting more.
If i could score season 2 also i would give it a 6. It wasn't so bad, if a little muddling and regardless of the writing and acting i really rate the production quality. Yes, this is worth a look.
I don't know what the professional critics had against this series. The production values are fabulous, the world building is impressive, the acting is decent, the story is interesting.
Like Game Of Thrones, it's a fantasy series, grounded in reality. Although the scenario is more Steampunk. With violence, nudity, intrigue, blasphemies, etc.
At the heart of the series are serious topics such as refugees\migration. Perhaps critics didn't like the way this topic was handled. But as far as I'm concerned, I'm enjoying it. I give 8 stars out of 10.
Like Game Of Thrones, it's a fantasy series, grounded in reality. Although the scenario is more Steampunk. With violence, nudity, intrigue, blasphemies, etc.
At the heart of the series are serious topics such as refugees\migration. Perhaps critics didn't like the way this topic was handled. But as far as I'm concerned, I'm enjoying it. I give 8 stars out of 10.
The Amazon series is easier to follow even as it introduces initially-unconnected characters in multiple social classes. This gives "Carnival Row" plenty of areas to explore.
It seems the time is right for audiences to become invested in this magical world, even if it's a far darker and nastier place than they might have otherwise imagined.
I didn't really know what to expect from Carnival Row but I gotta say that I was pleasantly surprised by how good it was. You can tell they spent a lot of money on this as the world they put together is really impressive! For any fans of fantasy this is a must watch and even if you're not into fantasy that much it's still a good watch!
Ignore the political nitwits in an uproar. They did a great job with this show. Very in depth, great backstory, lore, acting, script. Orlando Bloom was amazing and Jared Harris is always great.
No spoilers here but don't let the politics stop you from watching this.
No spoilers here but don't let the politics stop you from watching this.
How "Carnival Row" Gets Lovecraft Right
How "Carnival Row" Gets Lovecraft Right
"Carnival Row" channels the best aspects of horror-legend H.P. Lovecraft for a twisty whodunnit fairytale. On this spoiler-filled IMDbrief, we break down Season 1 of "Carnival Row."
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- AnecdotesThe fae homeland is called Tirnanoc. In Celtic mythology, the land of Tír na nÓg (lit. "land of the young") is a magical land of eternal youth.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Conan: The Cast of 'Carnival Row' (2019)
- Bandes originalesBury A Friend
Performed by Billie Eilish
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Détails
- Durée
- 56min
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.40:1
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