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Regarder Sterling K. Brown & Dan Fogelman Dish "Paradise" Best Scenes & Season 2
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- Nommé pour 4 Primetime Emmys
- 1 victoire et 17 nominations au total
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Reviewers say 'Paradise' offers strong performances by Sterling K. Brown and James Marsden, with an intriguing post-apocalyptic premise. The show's mystery, suspense, and complex characters are praised, though some find it derivative. Criticisms include writing issues like plot holes, unrealistic scenarios, and pacing problems. The use of flashbacks and the handling of the mystery receive mixed reactions, with some feeling the revelations are unsatisfactory. Despite these flaws, many appreciate the show's ambition and potential for future seasons.
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The pilot episode was one of those that left you thinking about the show afterwards and eager for more.
Writing about it has to start with characters. The main character is a solid, interesting to watch, pretty classical action movie hero with some depth that promises more to discover as the show goes on. The president however was such a surprise. The setup of his character was almost dismissing him as an a-hole. However, the way his character is spun towards a likeable guy within a few scenes really felt quite fresh and interesting. While nothing to write home about, the dialogues are gritty, sometimes actually funny and along with enjoyable acting, glue the characters together in a fitting way.
The promise the show made with how it seems to handle characters really makes you want to stay with it to see more. Having said that, I don't feel too intrigued by the immediate whodunnit mystery of the show, but I do stay open to be more invested in it as more is revealed. What I'm worried about is the world presented in the show. It's beyond ambitious to present what they need to present, and to keep it believable, with as little "how silly is that" moments as possible. I really hope they will pull that of, however it does feel there's some margin to be forgiven if the other aspects remain as solid as they seem to be so far.
Writing about it has to start with characters. The main character is a solid, interesting to watch, pretty classical action movie hero with some depth that promises more to discover as the show goes on. The president however was such a surprise. The setup of his character was almost dismissing him as an a-hole. However, the way his character is spun towards a likeable guy within a few scenes really felt quite fresh and interesting. While nothing to write home about, the dialogues are gritty, sometimes actually funny and along with enjoyable acting, glue the characters together in a fitting way.
The promise the show made with how it seems to handle characters really makes you want to stay with it to see more. Having said that, I don't feel too intrigued by the immediate whodunnit mystery of the show, but I do stay open to be more invested in it as more is revealed. What I'm worried about is the world presented in the show. It's beyond ambitious to present what they need to present, and to keep it believable, with as little "how silly is that" moments as possible. I really hope they will pull that of, however it does feel there's some margin to be forgiven if the other aspects remain as solid as they seem to be so far.
Finally a SMART engrossing show with strong actors in strong parts. Well written and detailed oriented. They took several plot points from other shows and movies and crafted a smart, edge of the seat mystery. The acting is first rate and the cast is well adept to the roles and 100% believable. I went in with no expectations and the mega twist at the end of the first episode had me sold. Luckily I have Hulu and have seen the first 3 episodes and sorry, no spoilers here but it is a great payoff for those watching with enough plot twists to keep me engaged. Well done to the show runners and actors and hopefully the 3rd act isn't a let down but the way the first 3 episodes ran, I doubt it will fizzle out. Well worth the watch.
This is how you set up a series and hook the audience in. A deliberate slow pace start with a clever story structure, a few mysterious elements and plenty of suspects on the offering table. Plus there is no rush to reveal too much in the first episode, but enough to keep you hanging in there for answers. But it's the big surprise twist at the end that will definitely have you coming back for more, in what seems to be shaping up as a modern sci-fi thriller. To top it all of is the intense presence of Sterling K. Brown that really draws you in, with his silent facial expressions more powerful than words. So I guess this nerdish reviewer is excited...
Overall, I'm impressed! "Paradise" is an engaging thriller that leaves you eager for more. While I'm not particularly fond of the flashbacks, I do appreciate their role in providing a necessary backstory. The writing is exceptional, and I'm eager to see how the story unfolds.
The cinematography is striking, effectively setting the mood and enhancing the tension throughout each episode. I find the performances particularly compelling, as the actors embody their characters with depth and authenticity, making it easy to invest emotionally in their journeys.
As the storyline unfolds, new layers of intrigue are revealed, and I appreciate how the show runners have added subtle nuances that enrich the plot.
I'm looking forward to seeing how the character arcs develop and what unexpected twists lie ahead!
The cinematography is striking, effectively setting the mood and enhancing the tension throughout each episode. I find the performances particularly compelling, as the actors embody their characters with depth and authenticity, making it easy to invest emotionally in their journeys.
As the storyline unfolds, new layers of intrigue are revealed, and I appreciate how the show runners have added subtle nuances that enrich the plot.
I'm looking forward to seeing how the character arcs develop and what unexpected twists lie ahead!
Wow!!! This series gives me 2016-2019 vibes with the storytelling as well as the music. Each episode leave me wanting MORE!!!! I wish this was a 24 episode series I definitely can see this tv show getting renewed for a season 2. The acting is amazing I usually don't like mystery series but this show is different. Wow just wow the best thing is that this show isn't predictable they did a great job with the trailer not showing to much because it gave me a chance to go into this was no expectations and curiosity. With the show just starting I already gave it a high rating due to the fact that this show is promising.
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- AnecdotesParadise is shot on the same set as Gilmore Girls town Stars Hollow.
- GaffesToutes les informations contiennent des spoilers
- ConnexionsFeatured in The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards (2025)
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- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Paradise City
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