From Knights of the Round Table to Monty Python and the Holy Grail to The Green Knight, the world of Arthurian literature has long proven irresistible to big-budget filmmakers.
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With the release of Seven Kings Must Die, we finally have the whole story of The Last Kingdom. Let's rank all five seasons of TV and the movie!
Pulled in all directions, the series climax splinters apart rather than congealing into a solid ending. Carnival Row should have remained in the Row.
Underneath Carnival Row's campy Victorian bowler hats, pixie wings and star-crossed love affairs beats a unique narrative heart...most of the time.
Carnival Row gets weird(er) in Episodes 205 and 206. Philo and Vignette are in dire trouble here at the midway point of the season.
The latest episode of Carnival Row revel in grounded, meaningful fantasy and good old-fashioned storytelling. The show is only getting better.
Finally, fans of Amazon Prime’s neo-noir fantasy Carnival Row get to watch the second and final season! It's off to a strong start.
Despite being riddled with the constant misfires of all the episodes before it, "I See You" is a pretty decent finale for this Apple TV+ series.
As See series rapidly approaches its series finale, the penultimate episode, "God Thunder" brings us plenty of action and explosions.
House of the Dragon and The Rings of Power are both heading towards the ends of their first seasons. How are they faring in the home stretches?
Though plagued by its familiar problems, See Episode 306 offers plenty of action and peril as the story steamrolls towards its ultimate finale.
House of the Dragon and The Rings of Power should be hitting their stride by episode 6, but unfortunately both shows flounder.
See continues to struggle with story and consistency with "The House of Enlightenment," which is another mixed bag of an episode.
The Rings of Power and House of the Dragon fans find themselves with an embarrassment of riches as both shows mature into something special.
"The Storm" continues See's uneven record of providing both guilty pleasure goofiness and genuinely good storytelling to its loyal viewers.
House of the Dragon and The Rings of Power keep the momentum going with "The King of the Narrow Sea" and "The Great Wave." But which came out on top?
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power and House of the Dragon both deliver good third episodes, but one takes a big dramatic step forward.
Looking at the first two episodes of House of the Dragon and The Rings of Power, who did the best job of kicking off their story and hooking the audience?
House of the Dragon aired its series premiere 11 years after Game of Thrones did. How do the two episodes stack up against each other?
Who truly won the game of thrones after all the dust had settled on the original show? It may all be a matter of perspective.