*THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS. It was also written as I watched, so please forgive any grammatical mistakes.*
Without further do, the review:
- I really like the Lucrezia, Vanozza and Guilia trifecta of awesome. Strong women, ravishing costumes and witty dialogue? Yes, yes and yes!
- I just love how, on the way to Florence, Jeremy Irons gallops off going "To Florence, and that heretic Savonarola" or something...it just struck me as very endearing. I have no idea why, it just did.
- The glimpse into Micheletto's home life was ... something else. Cesare's interaction with his mother was absolutely priceless. And Micheletto ... well, that was eye-opening.
- OH MY GOD!!!!!!!! Micheletto is GAY!
- Oooh...shirtless Cesare! Oh. My. God. Cesare and Caterina?! Not that I reject any naked Cesare...but, still, her? Well, that was a very domination/submission type love scene. O.o ...And a really intense wake up scene.
- The lightning storm thing was AWESOME! And Rodrigo with the child? Aw!...Oh, no! He died! :'(
- OH, my God! Cesare killed Giovanni Sforza! Oh, my God! Oh, God! That scene and its immediate aftermath were amazing.
- That last scene...poor Rodrigo!
This was a really, really, really great episode and you should definitely watch it if you haven't!
This was by far the most riveting episode of The Borgias . I am finally hooked . Micheletto is finally a fully three dimensional and exciting character . Catarina in real life was as interesting , seductive and independent , as well as a warrior as portrayed exquisitely by the always strong Gina McKee .
ReplyDeleteI agree. I'm glad to a side to Micheletto that's not simply Cesare's personal hitman.
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