Um magnata do hip-hop deve escolher um sucessor entre os seus três filhos que lutam pelo controle de sua empresa multimilionária, enquanto a sua ex-esposa planeja reivindicar o que é dela.Um magnata do hip-hop deve escolher um sucessor entre os seus três filhos que lutam pelo controle de sua empresa multimilionária, enquanto a sua ex-esposa planeja reivindicar o que é dela.Um magnata do hip-hop deve escolher um sucessor entre os seus três filhos que lutam pelo controle de sua empresa multimilionária, enquanto a sua ex-esposa planeja reivindicar o que é dela.
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- 30 vitórias e 106 indicações no total
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Reviewers say 'Empire' is lauded for its compelling drama, strong performances by Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson, and seamless integration of music. It addresses social issues like race, sexuality, and mental health, representing African American experiences in the music industry. However, it is criticized for clichés, over-the-top acting, and unrealistic plotlines. Some reviewers also note issues with character portrayals and sensitive topic handling. Despite these flaws, many find the show entertaining and impactful, appreciating its unique concept and cultural significance.
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The Good:
This show is nothing without Taraji. She steals every scene she is in (with her on fleek outfits, her low laugh, her tigress growl, etc.). I heart Hakeem - his sublime rapping, his boyish charm -- yas please If Beyonce and Rihanna had a daughter, it would be Serayah. Most of the music is superb (catchy, edgy, etc.) The cameos are priceless (sometimes it's pleasantly surprising, sometimes it's funny, at times slightly embarrassing, but always entertaining)
The Bad:
Terrence Howard rapping makes me cringe (sorry) Jamal has a great voice but it seems like he is singing the same song over and over and over (and over) again... Shut up Andre
All things considered, this show is pretty awesome =)
This show is nothing without Taraji. She steals every scene she is in (with her on fleek outfits, her low laugh, her tigress growl, etc.). I heart Hakeem - his sublime rapping, his boyish charm -- yas please If Beyonce and Rihanna had a daughter, it would be Serayah. Most of the music is superb (catchy, edgy, etc.) The cameos are priceless (sometimes it's pleasantly surprising, sometimes it's funny, at times slightly embarrassing, but always entertaining)
The Bad:
Terrence Howard rapping makes me cringe (sorry) Jamal has a great voice but it seems like he is singing the same song over and over and over (and over) again... Shut up Andre
All things considered, this show is pretty awesome =)
This is the worst show on television. Terrible, low-budget actors with writing that has the quality seen in middle school poetry.
Willing to give every show a fair shake and don't wish to speak ill of the show's achievements to date.
However, at present there is a cast member who could potentially be allowed to stay on;l a cast member that willingly and knowingly attempted to stir up racial violence via fake hate hoax, simply to fuel his communist degenerate narcissism.
This review should serve as a warning to Empire's producers - do the right thing.
However, at present there is a cast member who could potentially be allowed to stay on;l a cast member that willingly and knowingly attempted to stir up racial violence via fake hate hoax, simply to fuel his communist degenerate narcissism.
This review should serve as a warning to Empire's producers - do the right thing.
Somewhat stereotypical, and certainly clichéd writing, but captivating, particularly as performed by 2 of my favorite actors, Taraji P. Henson & Terrence Howard, ever since seeing them in one of my favorite gritty, touching movies, Hustle & Flow.
Like that infamous film, there will be welcome music. A flashback scene in the pilot episode almost harks back to that time they worked together.
Can't help but feel personally invested in its characters, which may be biased since I so admire the work of the actors playing the roles.
"A unique family drama set in the world of a hip hop empire." Pretty sure it's the first series featuring that premise.
Enjoying so far, and anxious to watch where it goes.
Like that infamous film, there will be welcome music. A flashback scene in the pilot episode almost harks back to that time they worked together.
Can't help but feel personally invested in its characters, which may be biased since I so admire the work of the actors playing the roles.
"A unique family drama set in the world of a hip hop empire." Pretty sure it's the first series featuring that premise.
Enjoying so far, and anxious to watch where it goes.
The first season of Empire was entertaining ... now it is just silly/stupid - no longer worth watching. The characters have become too extreme. Racist portrayals are disturbing. For a family that supposedly is close, there is far too much back stabbing and maneuvering - especially since they are portrayed as being hoodlum-like. One expects more character elimination and less soap opera drama. Without major improvements, I don't expect Empire to last much longer. BORING AND TEDIOUS.
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- CuriosidadesTaraji P. Henson said that she would only do the show under the condition that Terrence Howard played the lead male role.
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