what the hell did i just watched?
really don´t know, but i liked it.
I have to see a few more episodes before I pass judgement but after this first one I fail to see the hype.
Wow not bad wtf is going on.......... i like it ^^
Wow. I had a feeling this would be good, but it totally exceeded my expectations. I'm calling it now, this will end up being my favorite new TV show of 2017.
I'm kind of ashamed to say that despite my great love for Neil Gaiman's work (I grew up with Coraline and Stardust was my shit in middle school), I've never read American Gods. (horrified gasps) I know, it's a mistake that I intend to rectify immediately. But I have to say, watching this episode while only having a vague idea of what I was getting into was a pretty awesome experience. The visuals were amazing, with lots of cool shots, vibrant colors and impressive special effects. The music was just fantastic. The story and the characters were introduced in a way that was easy to follow for someone like me who's unfamiliar with the source material. I loved the atmosphere, the intrigue and the mysteriousness. The acting was on point, with Ian McShane being the obvious standout. And sure, I have more questions than answers right now, but it's part of the fun. I'm super pumped for the next episode.
Oh, and don't you just love those 90-second opening credits?
Didn't love it. But was well made and has a lot of open questions. Intrigued to see where it goes.
Why hollywood thinks bloodbath is art nowadays?
WTF did i just watch lol
Good start for series, i like.
I was very hyped for this show, and usually when I'm hyped, I get disappointed. But not this time!
The premise was amazing to begin with, the books is fantastic, one of my favorites from Gaiman, and the creators attached to the show had my hopes very high up. And the first episode managed to live up to it! The atmosphere is great (and I DID love the buckets of fake blood), the casting is spot-on, the story is dark and funny, and mostly weird (but that's why we love Gaiman, don't we all?), and I really can't say a bad word about it. 9 points "only" because I want to save the 10 for the best episode.
What a weird and beautifully shot episode. It wouldn't be a Bryan Fuller show without buckets of blood. I'm intrigued to see what comes next.
LOVED IT. Ian and Ricky are great together, I think we'll have a lot of fun with these two.
need to read the book first before I start watching this
What a sensation to watch something I've read the book for over 15 years ago. I meant to re-read it before watching, but kept putting it off for silly reasons. Now I guess I will be watching before re-reading, and it's like memories coming to life again, of a reality not entirely mine, yet familiar.
Precious.
That was weird. But I love the blood scene on this episode.
It's been a while since I watched this episode and the show in its current entirety, I don't even remember what my thoughts were on each episode. I know for a fact that I didn't consider Shadow's prison mate to be anyone important. Was his name Low Key Lyesmith even mentioned in the show thus far? It was probably mentioned later on the season as I barely recall anything in the later part of it. I hope Jonathan Tucker returns in the second season.
This was... not what I expected.
Shadows conversations are.. As if he's dreaming. He just accepts EVERYTHING without questioning it. Feels unreasonable and not like the character in the book - at all.
This Shadow i kind of.. dislike.
when start the next season?
Visually stunning. Totally wtf almost from the get go. Great start.
What I was expecting of Brian Fuller... A LOT OF WEIRD SHIT.
Its a fair start for a TV show. It made me keep going. And there a whole bunch of talking about this and the novel it's based on... let's see where it goes...
Well that was weird as hell ... love it! To say I'm intrigued about where this is going to go is an understatement.
personally, i would simply love if i could forget that . . . unique sex scene ever happened and just bleach it out of my mind but then again like. i sort of get it.
Macabre, Star loves to crash huh. The final scenes that trip.
I love Ricky! hawt damn!!! Ricky Whittle and Ian McShane are the ones who intrigue me the most! Between Shadow and Mr. Wednesday! Their chemistry is top notch! Brilliant writing, im very interested in Technical Boy, I can already tell that he'll be a good villain for now! Cannot wait to see where this goes...
I was like - hmm this show is far more interesting than I excepted. And I was sold when some english version of aiko-aiko started playing.
Fucking máster piece this pilot. A must-see
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I love the fact that they're making this like it's a comic-book that came to life. From the get go you're confronted with that hightened reality (esp. that Spartacus-like buckets of blood) and over the top action, and the generally comical interactions. Because toning it down or grounding it in reality would do it more harm than good.
I think most people would know from just this episode how much they're gonna love/like/hate the show, it encompasses everything that is American Gods : Dreamy, comical, weird, dark, and super weird. You'll go "WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT?" more times than you can count in this story.
I just can't fucking wait for people's reaction on the Salim and the Jinn story in ep. 3