In this collection we have recalled seven outstanding and sharp TV-projects about revenge. And what TV series on this topic do you like? Tell us in the comments, and we will make the second part of the collection with your recommendations.
"We Are Americans" Wow, well, it turned out to be a gorgeous finale, I didn't expect it to be so epic - so many murders in one series (with both sides). I did not fully believe that James would still be able to sail. It was clear about the contract with the campaign at the end of the last series, but so that he thought everything over and calculated, sorted out everything (and outsmarted) - that was unexpected. In general, if we sum up the results for the whole season, then the series came out just great, and we are pleased with how the season ended - the departure of a large team to the "new" world - the second season is already in another country, we are waiting for new heroes, new flashbacks, and in general, the development of the storyline. Worried about Lorna and mr. Cholmondeley, it would be too tough to cut out two such characters at once. Well, finally, I repeat once again - Tom Hardy, how cool he is, just watch his character every episode, even just how he walks, mutters something - it's straight top) The series pleased me, I hope the sequel will be even better. and finally, a cool final dialogue with the "American" mediator (I didn't think he was actually for the campaign) "-No one in this city has only one master"; "- I do" 10/10.
Last time, when these old men from the East India Company got together and were plotting something, Cersei blew them up, and this time, I think, it won't end well for them either.
Actually, I can't say anything definite yet. It looked good, but it hasn't caught on yet. Robb Stark's wife, that is, Chaplin's granddaughter, as I understand it, incested with Tom Hardy in the past, and he learned voodoo in Africa and, most likely, imbued with the glorious traditions of cannibalism there, and now he will cut everyone up and eat their liver with a glass of chianti.
In short, for now, it's an advance hype. I would like to see dynamics and more fancy shots. We're waiting for Hardy to start working with his fists, and we'll see.
Wow, well, it turned out to be a gorgeous finale, I didn't expect it to be so epic - so many murders in one series (with both sides). I did not fully believe that James would still be able to sail. It was clear about the contract with the campaign at the end of the last series, but so that he thought everything over and calculated, sorted out everything (and outsmarted) - that was unexpected. In general, if we sum up the results for the whole season, then the series came out just great, and we are pleased with how the season ended - the departure of a large team to the "new" world - the second season is already in another country, we are waiting for new heroes, new flashbacks, and in general, the development of the storyline. Worried about Lorna and mr. Cholmondeley, it would be too tough to cut out two such characters at once. Well, finally, I repeat once again - Tom Hardy, how cool he is, just watch his character every episode, even just how he walks, mutters something - it's straight top)
The series pleased me, I hope the sequel will be even better. and finally, a cool final dialogue with the "American" mediator (I didn't think he was actually for the campaign)
"-No one in this city has only one master"; "- I do" 10/10.
"I'm Mrs. Delaney.
- The wife?
- No, Mom!
gorgeous :)
At this point, he just yelled out loud
Actually, I can't say anything definite yet. It looked good, but it hasn't caught on yet. Robb Stark's wife, that is, Chaplin's granddaughter, as I understand it, incested with Tom Hardy in the past, and he learned voodoo in Africa and, most likely, imbued with the glorious traditions of cannibalism there, and now he will cut everyone up and eat their liver with a glass of chianti.
In short, for now, it's an advance hype. I would like to see dynamics and more fancy shots. We're waiting for Hardy to start working with his fists, and we'll see.