mckenzieschwarze

I love everything Gaiman and I think there's something to be said about the element of whimsy that is preserved in here. Depth and darkness but with magic and wonder.

I think people take themselves too seriously and have weird, misplaced expectations for their favorite stories. They don't allow room for more than their own imaginations and interpretations. I personally love Neil Gaiman for imagining Morpheus and I love the creators of this show for imagining The Sandman in this way.

So if you enjoy imagining, I say watch this adaptation. You'll probably have a great time if you let yourself.

And I think that's pretty great. And I mean. Ryan Reynolds and Jodie Comer. Simply cannot go wrong.

I will mention that Ryan plays basically the same character he plays in everything but tbh I love that consistency from him. Never change bb.

Why must this interpretation of Catherine be so insufferable? I find her so terribly obnoxious. Acting is great from everyone, including Elle. And perhaps we are meant to find her annoying. Maybe it's part of the satire of it all. But the show is not just a comedy, it has so many serious moments where we see Catherine try to make Russia great. And in those moments, she's a whiny, stubborn child. Again, maybe that's the point. But it nearly ruins the entire thing for me, personally.