egeoffroy-1

Beautiful costumes and sets. Talented acting Some interesting storylines and characters. The pacing fails to keep me interested.

There are dead spots in the dialogue Awkward pauses that give you an awkward feeling and less of a funny haha feeling.

If you have a reasonable attention span this might be a challenge or maybe something you could have playing in the background

I've expressed all I have to contribute and so now the remainder of this dissertation- I'm neither a reviewer or a writer, will be less than tangential. I feel discouraged from writing future reviews.

Have you read the Decameron? And do you recommend it to others?

Beautiful set design, music, costumes, and photography.

It also features ham-handed acting, god-awful accents, painfully immature dialog, long slow scenes that crawl, dramatic outbursts with shouting and pouting.

Everyone has their own hissy fit per episode.

What really kills me is when, in a perfectly set scene with all the trimmings, one of the few good actors have to say a line written for an emoting 16 year old.

Overlook plot holes and those "barely and inconvenience" moments. The priorities change on a whim and today's do-or-die quest maybe forgotten tomorrow

My partner sat through my pirate show so I'm going to see this one through.

A film about sfx and lfe noises. Some jokes.

The assault on the senses begins straight out of the gate. The story builds from loud to extra extra loud.

VFX were good.