I've been rewatching this show over and over again the whole week. What a wild ride.
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might write something about it once i finish the season
Statistics: Posted by CheerUpBrokeBoy — Wed Oct 18, 2017 10:06 pm
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Bryan Fuller is clearly a sartorially savvy dude and makes sure to connect with costume designers of a high caliber. For various evidence of this, just look at how much attention he pays to his own clothing (whimsical, but he has a penchant for suiting especially) and the choice to always respect if not amplify the importance of clothing from the source material. Hannibal had an endless closet for Dr. Lecter, Will Graham's hunting duds, the Verger's take on wealth staples, the contrasting "traditionally feminine" ensembles of Alana and Bedelia who foiled each other throughout the show.
American Gods also has multiple examples , but two were of particular note. One is a direct adaptation of a bank robbery that relies heavily on the cultural notion of uniform and its function in getting people to trust you, despite your less than honorable intentions. The second is an entirely original scene created for the show in which the manifestation of Easter (aka Spring aka Ostara) has an absurd party in which pastels are so grossly overemphasized it manages to be a visual red herring for the season's finale.
Final note: manifestation of technology never dresses in the same outfit twice to emphasize adaptability/lack of identity, but consistently wears Nasir Mazhar. Good to see his clothes on TV.
Statistics: Posted by Northwest — Fri Aug 25, 2017 6:32 pm
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There's something about some of these """prestige""" television shows that just sort of bothers me slightly for some reason and I can't put my finger on what it is. It's like they're trying too hard? That's kind of a dumb criticism I know. Or maybe it's like somehow I get the feeling that they think they're doing something really amazing here when it's really just pretty good. I have this problem with a lot of HBO shows actually. Like they have an unearned confidence. Does anybody else get this kind of feeling at shows ever or have I gone off the deep end?
Statistics: Posted by Dingdongfootball — Tue Aug 22, 2017 1:55 pm
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re: episode 8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11p0y9z ... u.be&t=609
lynch, you're such a weirdo
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Statistics: Posted by Stingray Sam — Tue Feb 07, 2017 8:16 pm
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rublev is enjoying very much
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kinda bittersweet
Statistics: Posted by CheerUpBrokeBoy — Sat May 14, 2016 12:39 pm
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