Tom Hardy is really great in this strange periodic story of greed , power and legend......
"Aye, aye, Captain," I said.
No, I happen to like driving in nails.
Takes your mind off the rain and off of a sinking ship.
(148-word review) Within this episode are fantastic acting (especially by David Hayman in the scene with Brace and James), a great score (especially the two new cues), and all-around a heck of a time. The usual, then. The difference is that those aspects were prominently dominant this time. This episode seemed fast-paced and active, with a powerful, energetic feeling behind it. There was a bit of slowness at first, especially at the beginning: and up to the halfway point felt similar. But then, after that, it took off and didn't stop.
On a different note, it's always awesome having Jonathan Pryce onscreen. His articulation is immaculate, enhanced, and vice versa, by the dialogue sometimes, and his acting is splendid. He's, without a doubt, second to Tom Hardy in this show. Stuart's outbursts throughout the season have been entertaining to watch.
By far the best episode of the season so far.
Mientras se hace más que evidente que la acción se va a mudar a EE.UU. para la segunda parte de la serie, de una nos dan una muestra de lo podría ser esa eventual continuación, una sesión extensa de waterboarding con un toque de alucinógenos en una extensa escena de tortura. Si bien no es el mejor episodio, ya lo que queda, ciertamente, es el compromiso de terminar la historia satisfactoriamente...
Shout by fuzzzyBlockedParent2022-04-08T06:04:35Z
Superb main character, excellent storyline with cliffhanger endings BINGE IS BEST BOR THIS SHOW …..AND……Season 2 is coming