The Borgias Review: Sex and Death 101 Comments (Page 2)
12 Comments
Domenic Corrado
May 7th, 2012 2:00 AM
Think tonights show realy,, well something to be thought of as great performances.Cesare outrages suddelty with Cathareina holding whats most dear to his fam.I have to say getting rid of Giova. Swartza in this episode was something im shore everyone could idenifi. with. Cant stop to think that Lucrezie whould have done it herself anyway. Since this is my first time commenting and been whatching from the first show, Showtime got it rite. Gregery Imes as Pope Alexander Borgia couldnot be any better he is agreat actor and without him,as well as the cast and crew this show may not be as grate. Borgia Fan
Chris Long
May 7th, 2012 1:26 AM
I agree with you that this was the weakest episode of the season in regards to episodic entertainment. However, having watched all television shows that can be considered top tier, I believe that Cesare Borgias is possibly climbing into the argument of most interesting characters portrayed on television.
The depiction of Cesare by Francois Arnaud can definitely be considered his breakthrough performance and I am considerably intrigued to see what happens with his character throughout the rest of the season and the next. I will also make the argument that The Borgias is one of the best shows on television anchored by Jeremy Irons intricate portrayal of Pope Alexander.
I am very excited to watch the rest of this season.
May 7th, 2012 2:00 AM
Think tonights show realy,, well something to be thought of as great performances.Cesare outrages suddelty with Cathareina holding whats most dear to his fam.I have to say getting rid of Giova. Swartza in this episode was something im shore everyone could idenifi. with. Cant stop to think that Lucrezie whould have done it herself anyway. Since this is my first time commenting and been whatching from the first show, Showtime got it rite. Gregery Imes as Pope Alexander Borgia couldnot be any better he is agreat actor and without him,as well as the cast and crew this show may not be as grate. Borgia Fan
May 7th, 2012 1:26 AM
I agree with you that this was the weakest episode of the season in regards to episodic entertainment. However, having watched all television shows that can be considered top tier, I believe that Cesare Borgias is possibly climbing into the argument of most interesting characters portrayed on television.
The depiction of Cesare by Francois Arnaud can definitely be considered his breakthrough performance and I am considerably intrigued to see what happens with his character throughout the rest of the season and the next. I will also make the argument that The Borgias is one of the best shows on television anchored by Jeremy Irons intricate portrayal of Pope Alexander.
I am very excited to watch the rest of this season.