Moments of Vision
- Episode aired Jan 24, 2018
- TV-14
- 44m
IMDb RATING
7.3/10
6.8K
YOUR RATING
A sense of doom looms over Kattegat as bloodshed ensues, but as the defeated army flees in the face of the victors, a legendary warrior makes his way home.A sense of doom looms over Kattegat as bloodshed ensues, but as the defeated army flees in the face of the victors, a legendary warrior makes his way home.A sense of doom looms over Kattegat as bloodshed ensues, but as the defeated army flees in the face of the victors, a legendary warrior makes his way home.
Alex Høgh Andersen
- Ivar
- (as Alex Høgh)
Ida Nielsen
- Margrethe
- (as Ida Marie Nielsen)
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Terrible episode, for what is in my opinion a good series. The story is all over the place, you constantly are thrown back and forth in flashbacks and the present. Looks like the new way to direct, but it fails.
The problem with Ivar is the same with Negan in TWD: too much talking.
Hopefully, in the next set of episodes the writers will redeem themselves.
After this most recent episode (Season 5 episode 10) Mrs. Shullivan and I looked at each other and spontaneously said "boy was this a major disappointment". Ever since Ragnar Lothbrook was killed off in the series and the reigns to the Great Hall of Kattegat were handed over to Queen Lagertha (Katheryn Winnick) her eldest son Bjorn Lothbrook (Travis Fimmel) and her stepson, the boneless Ivar (Alex Høgh Andersen) have been in a battle off and on the field.
In this episode the two stepbrothers Bjorn and Ivar and their current Queen Lagertha literally pull up chairs and sit in the middle of their battlefield to decide the future of their kingdom. Will they continue to violently attack and kill off their respective armies or will they find an amicable solution which will allow both stepbrothers to reign over Kattegat once Queen Lagertha either abdicates her throne or assigns it to one of the deceased King Ragnar's sons?
Ever since Travis Fimmel left the series his best friend and loyal boat builder Floki (Gustaf Skarsgård) has been off in his own dreamworld in his attempt to build a new Shangri-La on what appears to be an island that has an imminent volcano ready to implode, or will Floki please his gods and live happily ever after with the handful of Vikings and their families who set sail with Floki, further breaking up the deceased King Ragnar's empire in Kattegat.
This episode was so convoluted I am quite sure that even the writers themselves were confused as to what they were trying to write as a mid season ending episode. This battle was not on the field, but with its TV viewers who were left wondering...."what are they fighting about during this entire episode?" It failed miserably and consequently I have to provide the lowest rating I have given for this series to date, a 5 out of 10 rating.
Sorry, but I call them like I see them
In this episode the two stepbrothers Bjorn and Ivar and their current Queen Lagertha literally pull up chairs and sit in the middle of their battlefield to decide the future of their kingdom. Will they continue to violently attack and kill off their respective armies or will they find an amicable solution which will allow both stepbrothers to reign over Kattegat once Queen Lagertha either abdicates her throne or assigns it to one of the deceased King Ragnar's sons?
Ever since Travis Fimmel left the series his best friend and loyal boat builder Floki (Gustaf Skarsgård) has been off in his own dreamworld in his attempt to build a new Shangri-La on what appears to be an island that has an imminent volcano ready to implode, or will Floki please his gods and live happily ever after with the handful of Vikings and their families who set sail with Floki, further breaking up the deceased King Ragnar's empire in Kattegat.
This episode was so convoluted I am quite sure that even the writers themselves were confused as to what they were trying to write as a mid season ending episode. This battle was not on the field, but with its TV viewers who were left wondering...."what are they fighting about during this entire episode?" It failed miserably and consequently I have to provide the lowest rating I have given for this series to date, a 5 out of 10 rating.
Sorry, but I call them like I see them
You are ruining the show!!! It was so nice. And really do something with Ivar. His crawling in one scene and walking without his crutch in another without even trying or looking tired Really????
What is god's name happend to vikings? jezus christ... until season 4 vikings was pure orgasm, and now i'm watching and constantly thinking "what have they done? where are they going with this?"
It seems to me that once they get enough people to watch it, they start to make it similar to all other hollywood crap... i'm sorry for my language but this is true, and my honest opinion about it.
If you look at the first two seasons, you'll get the perfect image of how downhill vikings got...
Dear producers and all other suit people working on this show: stop taking a dump on this show.... make it great again like the first seasons...
best regards,
a viking fan.... (was).
It seems to me that once they get enough people to watch it, they start to make it similar to all other hollywood crap... i'm sorry for my language but this is true, and my honest opinion about it.
If you look at the first two seasons, you'll get the perfect image of how downhill vikings got...
Dear producers and all other suit people working on this show: stop taking a dump on this show.... make it great again like the first seasons...
best regards,
a viking fan.... (was).
Did you know
- TriviaAccording to the sagas, Harald Fairhair (Finehair in this show) swore not to cut or comb his hair until he had unified Norway into one kingdom, and married the woman he first made that vow to.
- GoofsIn the first battle scene, the bowman are shown pulling the bowstring back to the nose, as is done today. However, a Viking bow takes 100-130 pounds of force to draw back the string. Documents show Viking bowman depicted drawing the string back only to their chests, not the chin or nose. Vikings could fire their arrows more than 200 meters.
- SoundtracksIf I Had a Heart
(Opening Titles)
Written by Karin Dreijer (as Karin Dreijer Andersson)
Performed by Karin Dreijer (as Fever Ray)
Courtesy of Mute and Rabid Records
Details
- Runtime
- 44m
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