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What’s important is that Sturridge captures the competitive aspects of Morpheus that always churn beneath his impassive surface: his haughtiness, his wounded vulnerability; his rigidity, his longing for connection. Also, his brittle anger, his ability to—almost, not quite, but almost—laugh at himself. The series cleverly reinforces the role of Dream’s librarian, played here by Vivienne …
First of all, to the many nervous fans of The Sandman between you: Relax. They nailed it. Yes, it took forever, and a myriad of failed attempts, but Netflix’s adaptation of the landmark comic book series just… plays. It succeeds as a faithful presentation of the look, feel, and story of the Lord of Dreams …
The Sandman was never going to be an easy comic to adapt. Neil Gaiman’s masterpiece – and the saga remains, for this reviewer’s money, his best work in any medium – is such a tangled knot of plots, stories within stories, and allusions to literature, mythology, art and other cultures that defies easy translation. . …
Neither a dream nor a nightmare, the long-awaited on-screen version of the landmark comic book series is like a grueling walking tour of quirky fantasies, but built on the logic of dreams and led by a tedious guide. Like a huge hourglass with two wobbly ends, “The Sandman” never finds its footing. Based on Neil …
First of all, to the many nervous fans of The Sandman between you: Relax. They nailed it. Yes, it took forever, and a myriad of failed attempts, but Netflix’s adaptation of the landmark comic book series just… plays. It succeeds as a faithful presentation of the look, feel, and story of the Lord of Dreams …
First of all, to the many nervous fans of The Sandman between you: Relax. They nailed it. Yes, it took forever, and a myriad of failed attempts, but Netflix’s adaptation of the landmark comic book series just… plays. It succeeds as a faithful presentation of the look, feel, and story of the Lord of Dreams …
The publication The Sandman Review: Netflix Makes Neil Gaiman’s Dream Come True appeared first on Consequence. The tone: What if amorphous concepts like Desire, Despair, and Death had anthropomorphic representations and kingdoms over which they ruled? What if, among them, one of the most powerful was Dream (Tom Sturridge), who oversaw the land where all …
The tone: What if amorphous concepts like Desire, Despair, and Death had anthropomorphic representations and kingdoms over which they ruled? What if, among them, one of the most powerful was Dream (Tom Sturridge), who oversaw the land where all living creatures arrive when their eyes close and their minds take flight? That is perhaps the …
If you’ve been dreaming of a perfect screen version of Neil Gaiman’s movie The SandmanYou’re going to have to dream a little longer and a little harder. Netflix’s take on the brilliant comic book series has its moments of excellence, but it also suffers from uneven pacing and mountains of exposition. The result is not …