The chemistry between Cormoran&Robin is great. Most seasons are a simple who-dunn-it scenario, but very enjoyable.
Season 1 was pretty decent. Season 2 is stupid and childish.
I very much doubt there will be a season 3 like this.
Most of the movie is in French, but a lot is English spoken. The movie feels like it's made for 15 year old's. It is far from an intelligent movie unfortunately. Sharon Stone is superb, every scene with her in it lights up the movie. Anyone else has the charisma of a doorpost.
This series feels more like a documentary about making the French film classic, then an entertaining series.
Alicia is sweetly fragile in her role as an actress, becoming more powerful when she becomes who she plays. Rene Vidal is unfortunately the only really interesting character. Is he really crazy, or just....?
I haven't added a rating since I can't decide yet if i like this series or not.
3 episodes in, I'm really enjoying the series so far. Too bad they cancelled it after just the one season. Will continue to watch it.
Season 3 was not really "the best", but Season 4 just got plain stupid childish. Disappointing.
Worst. Season. Ever. (season 6). Quickly get through this crap and head onto a muslim-free season 7. That's a first in a long time, where its not all about stupid or evil muslims, but we're back to the cold war/propaganda war. Finally. So. Get over season 6 asap and get to season 7.
I SERIOUSLY hated the ending. So sad. Good that it got cancelled. Season 3 was crap, season 2 was so-so. Basically they should have stopped at season 1 - which was great.
The movie was better than I expected(feared), but I am not a fan of Alicia Vikander. She was great in that robot movie Ex Machina, already a lot less in Bourne... I don't know, her emotions are not very believable for me.
Still, she was a lot more 'girl next door' here then Angelina Jolie; but I guess that was also my biggest problem in this movie with her. Lara is a computer games character where she is a strong hero. This was a fragile and insecure Lara.
I've always been a huge fan of the Dune universe. I've played the original Dune game on the pc, read the Frank Herbert books (all of them - not sure if I read the books first and then played the game or vice versa) and of course also - mother of all RTS games - Dune 2 and later Dune 2000.
Most of the movies and productions in this 'franchise' have been a bit disappointing so far; I did enjoy however the 2 low budget TV movies "Frank Herbert's Dune" (2000) and "Frank Herbert's Children of Dune" (2003).
I hope the newly announced Dune for next year will be really the first true big motion picture which will do justice to Frank Herbert's creation
