Hollywood Reporter gave it the first '0' rating I've ever seen from a publication: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/tv-review-dominion-712479
Hollywood Reporter: "...The world is blowed up. Yes, blowed up with an "ed" not an "n." Because only people who say it like that will like this dumb piece of schlock..."
USA Today recommends watching it with the sound off: http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2014/06/19/critics-corner-june-19/10686301/
USA Today: "As for this Syfy sequel to the torched-by-an-angel movie Legion, it's the kind of series that is best watched with the volume muted and your brain off. Silence will allow you to enjoy the sight of good and evil angels flying and fighting without actually having to hear any of the badly written and delivered dialogue that surrounds them. (Pity any actor who has to say lines like "There is no me without you.") And a thought-free approach will stop you from obsessing over why an American city would suddenly turn into Ancient Rome, or why the producers assume we've all seen Legion and we're all on board for the cumbersome back story. Because both are a mystery to me."
If you can't sleep, watch Dominion -- it'll have you out quicker than Ambien.
Review by chazTVBlockedParent2014-07-31T00:21:05Z
A terrible representation of the SciFi genre :-(
Hollywood Reporter gave it the first '0' rating I've ever seen from a publication: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/tv-review-dominion-712479
Hollywood Reporter: "...The world is blowed up. Yes, blowed up with an "ed" not an "n." Because only people who say it like that will like this dumb piece of schlock..."
USA Today recommends watching it with the sound off: http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2014/06/19/critics-corner-june-19/10686301/
USA Today: "As for this Syfy sequel to the torched-by-an-angel movie Legion, it's the kind of series that is best watched with the volume muted and your brain off. Silence will allow you to enjoy the sight of good and evil angels flying and fighting without actually having to hear any of the badly written and delivered dialogue that surrounds them. (Pity any actor who has to say lines like "There is no me without you.") And a thought-free approach will stop you from obsessing over why an American city would suddenly turn into Ancient Rome, or why the producers assume we've all seen Legion and we're all on board for the cumbersome back story. Because both are a mystery to me."
If you can't sleep, watch Dominion -- it'll have you out quicker than Ambien.