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American Gods Season 2: Everything you already know about the sequel!

sivertime — Sat, 24 Jun 2017 19:42:22 +0000

American Gods has barely finished on Starz as details on the second season have already fallen and attention, it promises!
At the American Gods Season Final, the war between the Ancients and the New Gods broke out . Moreover, Shadow has become a true believer and their journey is only beginning. This adaptation on the small screen Neil Gaiman’s novel has reaped great reviews from the fans and caused a sensation. Moreover, barely launched on Starz, the series had already been renewed for a season 2 , that is to say. However, the series experienced some changes along the way as nine episodes were originally scheduled in this first season, but due to budgetary cost it was reduced to eight. Yet we can already be reassured because American Gods showrunner Bryan Fuller promised a season 2 much more intense.
In an interview with The Wrap , American Gods’ showrunner announced that Season 2 would feature 10 episodes and said: “At the start we had another episode under our elbow, and we had to finish our We finally thought that if we finished our season an episode earlier, it would have a bigger impact on the story. ” . Actually, he did not wrong, the finale of American Gods was absolutely epic. It closed with the sign that announces the tourist attraction “House on the Rock” and it looks intense. The adventure of Shadow is far from over.
In the final of season 1 of American Gdods, Shadow Moon finally found the Faith and discovered that Mr Wednesday was actually the God of War, Odin, which leaves a very interesting plot for the rest of the series . In fact, the showrunner told Deadline : “I think it’s a much more personal drama that will be waiting for us in Season 2 and it’s really exciting, especially the notion of rivalry between Laura Moon and Mr. Wednesday. More, now that Shadow understands the world of the gods and divinities a little better, we shall see him become a kind of apostle and we shall see what kind he can be. ” . The sequel to American Gods will also see new characters being introduced in the show , From the novels of Neil Gaiman. This season promises to be explosive. Unfortunately, it will be necessary to wait until mid 2018 to see the adventures of Shadow. To wait until this moment, discover the spoilers of the week! And what are you waiting for?

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The mindfuck series that takes a long time to understand but which make think

sivertime — Thu, 11 May 2017 19:07:42 +0000

We’ve all watched one or more, sometimes the series entertain but also reflect, and that’s what’s good!
No, the series are not always made to gobble in front of the TV and empty the brain. If, for example, we are allowed to take a little interest in politics , others call into question everything that we know about life, death and what is in between. Even if it is sometimes necessary to see them and see them again to understand everything – and still there are some who remain full of mysteries after 5 rewatchs Lost kind – it must be admitted that it is good to look at something that makes think about Subjects as varied as serious as our place on Earth, the drifts of consumption or the search for happiness.
The Leftovers
Cathartic par excellence, if The Leftovers never left you speechless or tearful before the beauty of a scene, you are asked your secret. Between people who refuse to talk and lose their lungs by smoking cigarettes on cigarettes, magically empty rivers, hallucinations and returns to life in the Jesus, the series of Damon Lindelof has enough to make the Neurons . We sometimes wonder what happens but the result is there: it’s beautiful, it’s powerful and it’s a bit of the magic of television and well-made series.
Legion
Legion is the series that allows to turn the brain while showing how it happens in a brain turned over. David Haller, a mutant who believed himself schizophrenic, has powers that rival those of Professor X and a rather overflowing imagination. With a monster that looks like a giant potato with demon eyes and nonstop back and forth between its imagination and the real world, Legion completely drops out of reality and plunges us into crazy, colorful scenes and not really easy to understand To better see what happens in the most tortured brains.
sense8
Not as difficult as Legion to understand but a bit of mindfuck anyway, Sense8 is what brings the touch of poetry in all these series that turn our heads . Eight people who are part of a cluster , genetically connected, able to find themselves in two different places and feel the emotions of each other, that’s pitch. But between the wicked who can see through one of the characters, the dead sensates that reappear, the brain operations open and the discovery of a universe much bigger than we thought, we admit you are there Loses a little. But hey, it’s a bit like that also the charm of the series, right?
American Gods
All new beautiful! American Gods has just landed on Starz and is ready to confuse you. It must be said that adapting Neil Gaiman is rather daring and more when it comes to a fight of gods adapted to modern times, there is something to lose . An ugly god of technology and media is fighting against Odin, who is actually called Wednesday – Wednesday – aided by Lincoln of The 100 , all with leprechauns (?!) And in a bloodshed at the Tarantino Tinged with black humor well felt. As much to say that we wait impatiently the next episodes to see a little more clear …
Utopia
From mindfuck to English, because on the other side of the Channel we know how to think well too. Under its striking colors to hurt the eyes, Utopia mixes fiction and reality and we loses a little in between. It must be said that the series tells the story of a small group of people in possession of the manuscript of the Utopia sequel that would pre-empt any disasters that could affect humanity. Strange dystopia and major stakes, all sprinkled with the delusional touch of the English series , it is the perfect cocktail to make our neurons kiffer.
Westworld
Hard to talk about series that turn the brain without mentioning Westworld , the little HBO jewel that has given rise to so many theories that the writers had to take into account to write the rest of the series. Yes, when we propose a science fiction western thriller, we can already expect a particular mix of genres that makes us think and stimulates the imagination . At the same time with androids, simulations of universes and bugs to make cold in the back, difficult to expect anything else …
Obviously we can not talk about all the chelou series that prevent us from sleeping at night and we do not forget Black Mirror , The OA , Twin Peaks , Mr Robot or the blockbuster of strangeness: Lost . Do not hesitate to share the series that make you think for the best and sometimes for the worse. So, what series have you turned the brain back?

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American Gods: Is the new Starz series with Ricky Whittle (The 100) worth it? Our verdict

sivertime — Mon, 01 May 2017 19:26:58 +0000

Last night, we were able to discover the new Starz series called American Gods. Is this TV show worth investing in? Immediately discover our verdict!
Sensitive souls refrain ! Last night, it was a brand new show that we could see on our screens. While you were shown 3 good reasons to watch the new series of Ricky Whittle (The 100), American Gods , we decided today to give you our verdict. Is the series worth a look? Will we become addicted to this show adapted from the novels of the English author Neil Gaiman? Well we will answer these two questions with a “yes” ! Obviously, Lincoln’s unconditional fans in The 100 series will not say the opposite . What a pleasure to meet Ricky Whittle in the lead role of Shadow Moon. He has a crazy talent and he takes the series to perfection. This pilot, American Gods is very promising and announces an intense and black suite. The first few minutes of this episode entitled “The Bone Orchard” immediately immerse us in the universe of gods and wars. As we can see, violence will be present throughout the series. This drama with fantastic aspects also has a dark credits that announces the color …
The credits end this first part and we move into the present, where we find Shadow Moon (Ricky Whittle) in prison. He only has three days left before being released and he decides to call his wife. The “I love you” are de rigueur, but the continuation of this episode of American Gods proves to us that treason will also be present. After a restless night when our hero is the prey to many nightmares, he is awakened by a guard and the bad news falls. He will be released sooner than expected because his wife died in a car accident. It is from there that the galleys and problems are linked … During his journey to get to the funeral of his late wife, he meets with A strange man, Wednesday, who is actually the God Odin . He quickly offered him a job, that of being his “bodyguard” and touring America. Poor Shadow, he did not know yet what he had started, since his new employer plans to bring together the ancient gods to declare war on the new (media and technology) in American Gods …
This episode of American Gods was also full of surprises. Our hero learned that his wife was actually dead with her lover, her best friend’s husband. We were moved by this dramatic scene. Shadow Moon possesses a touching sincerity and this tormented and tough role at once goes perfectly to Ricky Whittle! In addition, American Gods offers us a black humor that is welcome in the series. The fans love and ask for more. “The Bone Orchard” has laid a solid foundation and has a bitter mix of betrayal, war, action, sex, emotion, science fiction and self-reflection . The only downside that could be noted is the presence of some confused scenes, especially the latter. Shadow finds himself propelled into a “spacecraft” of one of Wednesday’s enemies and we find it hard to pinpoint the reality and nightmares of our hero. However, this was only the first episode and the answers should arrive in the following. In any case, this new series broadcast on Starz is promising and we are already asking for more! Hopefully the next episodes are as captivating as this pilot . Waiting for next week to see more, discover the spoilers of the week! And you, what do you think of American Gods? Was that the first episode and the responses should happen in the following. In any case, this new series broadcast on Starz is promising and we are already asking for more! Hopefully the next episodes are as captivating as this pilot . Waiting for next week to see more, discover the spoilers of the week! And you, what do you think of American Gods? Was that the first episode and the responses should happen in the following. In any case, this new series broadcast on Starz is promising and we are already asking for more! Hopefully the next episodes are as captivating as this pilot . Waiting for next week to see more, discover the spoilers of the week! And you, what do you think of American Gods?

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