La serie prequel di Game of Thrones della HBO, House of the Dragon – stagione 2, tornerà per la sua seconda stagione tra dieci giorni e l’embargo sulle recensioni è stato revocato.
Sebbene la maggior parte dei critici abbia potuto vedere tutti gli 8 episodi, alcuni hanno potuto vedere solo i primi due, il che va tenuto in considerazione quando si leggono questi verdetti.
Anche se le recensioni non sono ancora arrivate, la seconda stagione di House of the Dragon ha ottenuto un impressionante 92% su Rotten Tomatoes.
“Avvicinandosi al suo cataclisma dinastico con un passo deliberato piuttosto che con una galoppata, La casa del dragone prepara con cura la posta in gioco emotiva per rendere lo spettacolo infuocato ancora più bruciante“, si legge nel consenso della critica.
Il cast – in particolare Emma D’Arcy nel ruolo di Rhaenyra Targaryen – viene elogiato universalmente, così come i valori di produzione, i VFX e le intense sequenze d’azione (sembra che la seconda stagione aumenti considerevolmente la quota di gore), ma alcuni sembrano ritenere che la storia abbia qualche problema e non regga bene negli ultimi episodi.
Leggete alcune delle recensioni ai link sottostanti.
The first reviews are in for #HouseOfTheDragon: Season 2 – currently it’s Fresh at 88% on the Tomatometer, with 16 reviews: https://t.co/ZptW23vkNd pic.twitter.com/8BiQWwgWDp
— Rotten Tomatoes (@RottenTomatoes) June 6, 2024
‘House of the Dragon’ Season 2 Review – A Bigger, Bloodier Return That Could Overshadow ‘GOT’
https://t.co/ylwR6kqnNX— Collider (@Collider) June 6, 2024
#HouseoftheDragon Season 2 Review: War Makes the ‘Game of Thrones’ Prequel Even Better https://t.co/23IHFnmV28
— TheWrap (@TheWrap) June 6, 2024
House of the Dragon is still beautifully made and performed in Season 2’s opening pair of lengthy episodes, but these messy family dynamics can be frustrating rather than fascinating.
Our Season 2, Episodes 1 & 2 review: https://t.co/eFbJhbHZn7 pic.twitter.com/xoT7BHpgZ5
— IGN (@IGN) June 7, 2024
“A confident and elegant improvement upon the first season, having settled into its cast, characters and era.”
The Targaryens move closer to all-out civil war in #HouseOfTheDragon Season 2, on Sky from 17 June.
Read the Empire review now: https://t.co/K4Gxdkq136 pic.twitter.com/e9eOxlAEEd
— Empire Magazine (@empiremagazine) June 6, 2024
Here’s my review of #HouseoftheDragon Season 2 https://t.co/huTywJ3VOI pic.twitter.com/DttjADxzd0
— Lauren Sarner (@LaurenSarner) June 6, 2024
In its second season, #HouseOfTheDragon doubles down on being itself, and echoes the best elements of the original Game of Thrones. Here’s our review. https://t.co/Bi3bYHIO9Q
— /Film (@slashfilm) June 6, 2024
#HouseOfTheDragon Season 2 has a hard time escaping its own trappings. The plot lurches forward. The characters focus on what we’ve already seen. New developments on either front do little to raise our curiosity.
Our review: https://t.co/JnbRjsiQYn pic.twitter.com/LTR0xEmIKm
— IndieWire (@IndieWire) June 6, 2024
#HouseOfTheDragon Season 2 takes the action into the only place it could, all-out war, and it does so in a way that is both incredibly compelling and somewhat messy. Our review: https://t.co/3WyCwBzu85 pic.twitter.com/Mj3VB0vtqT
— Fangirlish (@fangirlish) June 6, 2024
