kingcadmium Reviews

Fargo: The Lord of No Mercy (2017) Season 3, Episode 6

Fargo: S3E6 "The Lord of No Mercy" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 31 March 2022]

Gloria and Winnie get closer to the truth, Emmit tries to make things right, Nikki and Ray prepare for payback, and Varga cleans up a mess.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

V. M. Varga is a terrific character, played wonderfully by David Thewlis, stealing every scene he appears. I can't wait to see how his plans unfold.

What I Disliked:

Ray's death was pretty contrived and implausible. While shocking, there must have been a more organic way of having him die.

Overall:

Fargo delivers yet another high-quality episode in a so-far solid season. One can only surmise this season will continue to improve.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: The House of Special Purpose (2017) Season 3, Episode 5

Fargo: S3E5 "The House of Special Purpose" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 30 March 2022]

Nikki and Ray's retaliation has consequences for Emmit. Meanwhile, Gloria and Winnie start connecting the dots.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

V. M. Varga is a terrific character, played wonderfully by David Thewlis, stealing every scene he appears. I can't wait to see how his plans unfold.

What I Disliked:

Moe Dammick seems more like a foil for Gloria than an actual character. Why is he trying so hard to impede and undermine her investigation?

Overall:

Fargo delivers another high-quality episode in a mostly solid season to this point. One can only surmise this season will continue to improve.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: The Narrow Escape Problem (2017) Season 3, Episode 4

Fargo: S3E4 "The Narrow Escape Problem" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 29 March 2022]

Emmit and Sy try to figure out what they've gotten themselves into, Nikki and Ray track down some collateral, and Gloria learns more about Maurice.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

V. M. Varga is a terrific character, played wonderfully by David Thewlis, stealing every scene he appears. I can't wait to see how his plans unfold.

What I Disliked:

Yuri and Meemo are massively underutilized, given they appear to be interesting characters. I very much hope these two characters are given more screentime moving forward.

Overall:

Fargo is back on track with a high-quality episode. One can only surmise this season will continue to improve moving forward.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: The Law of Non-Contradiction (2017) Season 3, Episode 3

Fargo: S3E3 "The Law of Non-Contradiction" Review - King Cadmium

[6/10 · 29 March 2022]

Gloria revisits her stepfather's past to try and find some answers.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

The use of animation in this episode was intriguing and unique for a show like Fargo. It is a testament to the level of creativity of the writing staff.

What I Disliked:

Ennis Stussy appears to be around 25 in 1975, yet he was 82 in 2010. An oversight by the writers.

As a whole, this episode feels somewhat pointless, with no plot advancement until the final scene. A show like Fargo can't afford to divert from its main story like this, especially for an entire episode.

Overall:

Easily my least favourite episode of Fargo so far, a merely decent outing for a show capable of much more. One can only surmise this season will improve moving forward.

6/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: The Principle of Restricted Choice (2017) Season 3, Episode 2

Fargo: S3E2 "The Principal of Restricted Choice" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 28 March 2022]

Gloria deals with the aftermath of a crime, Vargas makes a move, and Ray and Nikki move on to Plan B.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

V. M. Varga is an intriguing character, stealing every scene he's in, and I will be fascinated to see what unfolds with him this season.

What I Disliked:

Nikki and Ray's storyline is noticeably less enjoyable than anything else this season. While no fault of the actors, the material they have to work with isn't very interesting.

Overall:

Fargo delivers a high-quality second episode, an improvement from the premiere. One can only surmise this season will continue to improve moving forward.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: The Law of Vacant Places (2017) Season 3, Episode 1

Fargo: S3E1 "The Law of Vacant Places" Review - King Cadmium

[7/10 · 28 March 2022]

A twisted sibling rivalry leads to murder, mobsters and a cutthroat competitive bridge in a small Midwestern town.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

V. M. Varga is an intriguing character, perhaps the most memorable despite only one scene, and I will be fascinated to see what unfolds with him this season.

What I Disliked:

This episode was noticeably slow for a premiere, causing several uninteresting portions, especially the scenes involving Gloria and her son.

Ennis' death was poorly done and confusing, with no clear explanation as to how he died, in what was an odd death for an unremarkable character.

Overall:

Though underwhelming, this is a pretty good premiere. One can only surmise this season will improve moving forward.

7/10

King Cadmium.

Game of Thrones: Mhysa (2013) Season 3, Episode 10

Game of Thrones: S3E10 "Mhysa" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 25 March 2022]

Joffrey challenges Tywin. Bran tells a ghost story. In Dragonstone, mercy comes from strange quarters. Daenerys waits to see if she is a conqueror or a liberator.

What I Liked:

As usual, it's impossible not to be impressed by the high-quality production value. Again, acting all around is solid.

While there are many characters and arcs to establish, it's remarkable how this show balances them all, with no scene or storyline feeling dragged out or unnecessary.

What I Disliked:

Theon's torture scenes are superfluous and dragged out. While not poorly written, they would benefit tremendously by being shortened.

The cliffhanger to end this season is underwhelming, especially compared to previous finales. It played out quite predictably, with no new revelation.

Overall:

While not on par with previous finales, this is still a great conclusion to a fantastic season. You would be hard-pressed to find a show more tautly written and produced.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Game of Thrones: The Rains of Castamere (2013) Season 3, Episode 9

Game of Thrones: S3E9 "The Rains of Castamere" Review - King Cadmium

[10/10 · 24 March 2022]

Robb presents himself to Walder Frey, and Edmure meets his bride. Jon faces his harshest test yet. Bran discovers a new gift. Daario and Jorah debate how to take Yunkai. House Frey joins with House Tully.

What I Liked:

As usual, it's impossible not to be impressed by the high-quality production value. Again, acting all around is solid.

While there are many characters and arcs to establish, it's remarkable how this show balances them all, with no scene or storyline feeling dragged out or unnecessary.

Robb and Catelyn Stark's deaths are the most shocking this show has produced, even more than Ned's. Game of Thrones continues to outdo itself with these jaw-dropping cliffhangers.

What I Disliked:

Nothing.

Overall:

Game of Thrones delivers perhaps its best episode, leaving an undeniable impact on the series with this unbelievably constructed penultimate episode. You would be hard-pressed to find a show more tautly written and produced.

10/10

King Cadmium.

Game of Thrones: Second Sons (2013) Season 3, Episode 8

Game of Thrones: S3E8 "Second Sons" Review - King Cadmium

[9/10 · 23 March 2022]

The Kings Landing hosts a wedding, and Tyrion and Sansa spend the night together. Daenerys meets the Titans. Davos demands proof from Melisandre. Sam and Gilly meet an older gentleman.

What I Liked:

It is impossible not to be impressed by the high-quality production value. Again, acting all around is solid.

While there are many characters and arcs to establish, it is remarkable how this show balances them all, with no scene or storyline feeling dragged out or unnecessary.

Everything involving Tyrion and Sansa's wedding had a perfect combination of humour and awkwardness. I particularly enjoyed watching Tyrion threaten Joffrey and his reaction to this.

What I Disliked:

Cersei's threat toward Margaery was too overt, even by Cersei's standards. While not out of character, it lacked any subtlety and felt forced.

Overall:

Game of Thrones is back on track with a fantastic episode. You would be hard-pressed to find a show more tautly written and produced.

9/10

King Cadmium.

Game of Thrones: The Bear and the Maiden Fair (2013) Season 3, Episode 7

Game of Thrones: S3E7 "The Bear and the Maiden Fair" Review - King Cadmium

[7/10 · 23 March 2022]

Daenerys exchanges gifts with a slave lord outside of Yunkai. As Sansa frets about her prospects, Shae chafes at Tyrion's new situation. Tywin counsels the king, and Melisandre reveals a secret to Gendry. Brienne faces a formidable foe in Harrenhal.

What I Liked:

As usual, it's impossible not to be impressed by the high-quality production value. Again, acting all around is solid.

While there are many characters and arcs to establish, it is remarkable how this show balances them all, with almost no scene or storyline feeling dragged out or unnecessary.

What I Disliked:

Each scene involving Jon, Ygritte, and Orell interacting is like watching a soap opera. It's one thing to force conflict, but the love triangle is unnecessary and poorly integrated into a show like this.

Theon's torture scenes are starting to become superfluous and dragged out. While not poorly written, they would benefit tremendously by being shortened.

Overall:

While still a good episode, this is one of the most flawed instalments in this fantastic show. However, one cannot deny that this has been a high-quality season so far.

7/10

King Cadmium.

Game of Thrones: The Climb (2013) Season 3, Episode 6

Game of Thrones: S3E6 "The Climb" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 23 March 2022]

Tywin plans strategic unions for the Lannisters; Melisandre visits the Riverlands; Robb weighs a compromise to repair his alliance with House Frey. Roose Bolton decides what to do with Jaime Lannister. Jon, Ygritte, and the Wildlings face a daunting climb.

What I Liked:

As usual, it's impossible not to be impressed by the high-quality production value. Again, acting all around is solid.

While there are many characters and arcs to establish, it's remarkable how this show balances them all, with no scene or storyline feeling dragged out or unnecessary.

What I Disliked:

There is a noticeable lack of action throughout most of this episode, causing several uninteresting portions.

Overall:

Game of Thrones maintains its high-quality status with another great episode. You would be hard-pressed to find a show more tautly written and produced.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Game of Thrones: Kissed by Fire (2013) Season 3, Episode 5

Game of Thrones: S3E5 "Kissed by Fire" Review - King Cadmium

[9/10 · 22 March 2022]

The Hound is judged by the gods. Jaime is judged by men. Jon proves himself. Robb is betrayed. Tyrion learns the cost of weddings.

What I Liked:

As usual, it's impossible not to be impressed by the high-quality production value. Again, acting all around is solid.

While there are many characters and arcs to establish, it's remarkable how this show balances them all, with no scene or storyline feeling dragged out or unnecessary.

Jamie's scene with Brienne in the hot tub was superb, adding so much depth to his character. He will continue to progress positively as the show continues.

What I Disliked:

I am not a fan of the magical elements, removing the sense of realism this show has built, even in the fantasy genre.

Overall:

Game of Thrones delivers yet another fantastic episode, unsurprisingly. You would be hard-pressed to find a show more tautly written and produced.

9/10

King Cadmium.

Game of Thrones: And Now His Watch Is Ended (2013) Season 3, Episode 4

Game of Thrones: S3E4 "And Now His Watch Is Ended" Review - King Cadmium

[10/10 · 21 March 2022]

Trouble brews among the Night's Watch at Craster's; Margaery takes Joffrey out of his comfort zone; Arya meets the leader of the Brotherhood; Varys plots revenge on an old foe; Theon mournfully recalls his missteps. Daenerys deftly orchestrates her exit from Astapor.

What I Liked:

The pacing of this episode is superb, with not a single dull moment. It is a testament to the level of care every person involved has given so far.

As usual, it's impossible not to be impressed by the high-quality production value. Again, acting all around is solid.

While there are many characters and arcs to establish, it's remarkable how this show balances them all, with no scene or storyline feeling dragged out or unnecessary.

What I Disliked:

Nothing.

Overall:

Game of Thrones delivers its best episode so far this season. You would be hard-pressed to find a show more tautly written and produced.

10/10

King Cadmium.

Game of Thrones: Walk of Punishment (2013) Season 3, Episode 3

Game of Thrones: S3E3 "Walk of Punishment" Review - King Cadmium

[9/10 · 19 March 2022]

Tyrion shoulders new responsibilities, Jon arrives at the Fist of the First Men, Daenerys meets with the slavers, and Jaime strikes a deal with his captors.

What I Liked:

As usual, it's impossible not to be impressed by the high-quality production value. Again, acting all around is solid.

While there are many characters and arcs to establish, it's remarkable how this show balances them all, with no scene or storyline feeling dragged out or unnecessary.

Locke chopping off Jamie's hand is a terrific way to end this episode, leaving the viewer wanting more as soon as the credits roll.

What I Disliked:

The brothel scene and subsequent scene with Tyrion, Podrick, and Bronn were jarring and unnecessary. It seemed like padding compared to the rest of this one.

Overall:

Game of Thrones delivers its best episode so far this season. One can only surmise this season will remain engaging and enthralling.

9/10

King Cadmium.

Game of Thrones: Dark Wings, Dark Words (2013) Season 3, Episode 2

Game of Thrones: S3E2 "Dark Wings, Dark Words" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 18 March 2022]

Sansa says too much. Shae asks Tyrion for a favour. Jaime finds a way to pass the time while Arya encounters the Brotherhood Without Banners.

What I Liked:

As usual, it's impossible not to be impressed by the high-quality production value. Again, acting all around is solid.

While there are many characters and arcs to establish, it's remarkable how this show balances them all, with no scene or storyline feeling dragged out or unnecessary.

What I Disliked:

There is a noticeable lack of action throughout most of this episode, causing several uninteresting portions.

Overall:

Game of Thrones delivers another high-quality episode in its third season. One can only surmise this season will get even better from here.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Game of Thrones: Valar Dohaeris (2013) Season 3, Episode 1

Game of Thrones: S3E1 "Valar Dohaeris" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 17 March 2022]

Jon meets the King-Beyond-the-Wall while his Night Watch Brothers flee south. In King's Landing, Tyrion wants a reward, Margaery shows her charitable nature, Cersei arranges a dinner party, and Littlefinger offers to help Sansa. Across the Narrow Sea, Daenerys starts her journey west.

What I Liked:

As usual, it's impossible not to be impressed by the high-quality production value. Again, acting all around is solid.

While there are many characters and arcs to establish, it's remarkable how this show balances them all, with no scene or storyline feeling dragged out or unnecessary.

What I Disliked:

There are a couple of noticeably contrived moments in this one. Firstly, when Ghost saves Sam as he's about to be killed by a walker. Secondly, when Cersei leaves Tyrion's chamber right as Bronn and Ser Merrin are about to faceoff.

One can't help but feel slightly underwhelmed after season two's incredible cliffhanger - the army of the dead. While by no means a weak opening scene, it doesn't quite have the hook I was expecting.

Overall:

Game of Thrones opens its third season with a great episode - a promising sign of things to come. One can only surmise this season will get even better from here.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: Palindrome (2015) Season 2, Episode 10

Fargo: S2E10 "Palindrome" Review - King Cadmium

[7/10 · 16 March 2022]

Following the motel massacre, Hanzee goes after Ed and Peggy.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

Mike Milligan received the perfect conclusion to his character arc. Rather than killing him off, he instead is given a promotion in the corporal world, a reward at face value but not what he wanted or expected.

What I Disliked:

Hanzee's character arc is poorly executed and entirely hamfisted. He assumes the identity of a character who appeared just twice in the first season and, on top of that, saves and recruits Mr Wrench and Mr Numbers in what was an entirely hamfisted scene overall.

One can't help but feel slightly disappointed after the last episode's enthralling cliffhanger - the faceoff between the Blomquist's, Hanzee, and Lou. As this never occurs, it feels ultimately anti-climatic, and instead, we have to witness Peggy hallucinate. Also, just a side note, what happened to Karl and Sonny? Or Charlie?

Overall:

Fargo doesn't quite stick the landing with its sophomore season finale, but this is still a pretty good conclusion to a great season, if slightly underwhelming.

7/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: The Castle (2015) Season 2, Episode 9

Fargo: S2E9 "The Castle" Review - King Cadmium

[9/10 · 14 March 2022]

Peggy and Ed agree to follow through with their plan at the Motor Motel, Lou faces jurisdictional politics, and Hanzee reports back to the Gerhardts.

What I Liked:

The pacing of this episode allows for thoroughly engaging and rarely dull viewing. It is a testament to how well-structured and tautly written this show has been so far.

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

Hanzee has become perhaps the best character this season, having killed those who mocked him in the bar and then Dodd, and now Floyd as well. His character arc has been terrific thus far.

What I Disliked:

What was the point of the UFO? Its only sole purpose in this episode appears to have been to distract Bear so that Lou could shoot him. It was unique, but it seems more like a deus ex machina than anything.

Overall:

Fargo delivers perhaps its best episode this season, a fantastic and highly enthralling viewing experience, leaving one wanting more as soon as the credits roll.

9/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: Loplop (2015) Season 2, Episode 8

Fargo: S2E8 "Loplop" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 14 March 2022]

Ed and Peggy hold Dodd hostage in a secluded cabin and try to strike up a deal with the Gerhardts, while Hanzee attempts to hunt them down.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance, especially Jeffrey Donovan.

Hanzee has become perhaps the best character this season, having killed those who mocked him in the bar and then Dodd. His character arc has been terrific thus far.

What I Disliked:

Each scene with Peggy is noticeably uninteresting, especially compared to the other storylines this season. She is not likable or intriguing enough to warrant the amount of screen time she receives.

Dodd not killing Peggy after freeing himself made absolutely no sense. Why would he keep her alive and allow her the chance to attack him? Plot armour?

Overall:

Fargo comes through with yet another high-quality episode. One can surmise we are leading toward an epic climax & conclusion.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: Did You Do This? No, You Did It! (2015) Season 2, Episode 7

Fargo: S2E7 "Did You Do This? No, You Did It!" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 13 March 2022]

Lou and Hank investigate in Fargo, The King of Breakfast visits Betsy and Molly, and Bear questions a family member's loyalty.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

As the gang war intensifies, each scene involving the Gerhardts and the Kansas City Mafia becomes tenser and tenser, making for some highly enthralling television.

Mike killing the Undertaker is perhaps the best scene to this point. The way he is introduced and then executed was ingenious by the writers.

What I Disliked:

I am not a fan of several editing choices, particularly the usage of split screens, which appear superfluous at best.

The philosophical rantings from Mike are starting to become forced and trite. He is still an interesting character, but it seems the writers are trying too hard to make him an intellectual thug.

Overall:

Fargo continues to deliver high-quality episodes, making for an enthralling and consistent sophomore season so far.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: Rhinoceros (2015) Season 2, Episode 6

Fargo: S2E6 "Rhinoceros" Review - King Cadmium

[9/10 · 12 March 2022]

Lou and Hank try to prevent an altercation, Peggy and Ed defend their choices, and the Gerhardt clan attempts to get back one of their own.

What I Liked:

The pacing of this episode allows for thoroughly engaging and rarely dull viewing. It is a testament to how well-structured and tautly written this show has been so far.

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

As the gang war intensifies, each scene involving the Gerhardts and the Kansas City Mafia becomes tenser and tenser, making for some highly enthralling television.

What I Disliked:

Each scene with Peggy is noticeably uninteresting, especially compared to the other storylines. She is not likable or intriguing enough to warrant the amount of screen time she receives.

Overall:

Fargo delivers its best episode of this sophomore season so far, a fantastic and highly enthralling viewing experience.

9/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: The Gift of the Magi (2015) Season 2, Episode 5

Fargo: S2E5 "The Gift of the Magi" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 11 March 2022]

Floyd takes action, and Charlie tries to prove himself. Peggy and Ed disagree about what to do next, while Lou sees himself sidelined during Ronald Reagan's campaign tour.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

As the gang war intensifies, each scene involving the Gerhardts and the Kansas City Mafia becomes tenser and tenser, making for some highly enthralling television.

What I Disliked:

The Ronald Reagan storyline adds very little, if anything, to this episode or story. What is his purpose in this season?

Each scene with Peggy is noticeably uninteresting, especially compared to the other storylines. She is not likable or intriguing enough to warrant the amount of screen time she receives.

Overall:

Fargo delivers yet another high-quality episode. While this sophomore season has yet to reach the heights of its predecessor, one cannot deny this has been an enthralling season of television so far.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: Fear and Trembling (2015) Season 2, Episode 4

Fargo: S2E4 "Fear and Trembling" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 10 March 2022]

Floyd responds to Kansas City's proposal, Hanzee takes a road trip, and Lou has a realization.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

As the gang war intensifies, each scene involving the Gerhardts and the Kansas City Mafia becomes tenser and tenser, making for some highly enthralling television.

What I Disliked:

I am not a fan of several editing choices, particularly the usage of split screens and flashbacks, which appear superfluous at best.

Each scene with Ed & Peggy is noticeably uninteresting, especially compared to the other storylines. These characters are not likable enough to warrant the amount of screen time they receive.

Overall:

Fargo maintains its high quality in what remains a strong sophomore season. One can surmise that the events in this story are all building to an epic climax.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: The Myth of Sisyphus (2015) Season 2, Episode 3

Fargo: S2E3 "The Myth of Sisyphus" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 9 March 2022]

The Gerhardts' search for Rye intensifies; Lou takes a trip to Fargo; Peggy overhears a new theory about the Waffle Hut shooter.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

Mike Milligan and the Kitchen brothers are intriguing characters, elevating each scene. One must wonder how they will fare in this sophomore season.

What I Disliked:

I am not a fan of several editing choices, particularly the usage of split screens and flashbacks, which appear superfluous at best.

Hank debriefing the case to Betsy in the salon was a highly contrived and hamfisted scene. Conveniently, they talk about all of this in front of Peggy, who then explains away Betsy's hit and run theory.

Overall:

Fargo maintains its high quality in what remains a strong sophomore season. One can surmise that things can only get better from here.

8/10

King Cadmium.

Fargo: Before the Law (2015) Season 2, Episode 2

Fargo: S2E2 "Before the Law" Review - King Cadmium

[8/10 · 9 March 2022]

The Gerhardts get a surprising offer, and two unlikely murderers do their best to clean up their mess.

What I Liked:

The cinematography is solid, and each scene perfectly implements its well-crafted and memorable music score. On top of that, each actor gives a strong performance.

Mike Milligan and the Kitchen brothers appear to be intriguing characters, elevating each scene. One must wonder how they will fare in this sophomore season.

What I Disliked:

I am not a fan of several editing choices, particularly the usage of split screens and flashbacks, which appear superfluous at best.

The final scene of this one was noticeably contrived and somewhat hamfisted. Ed leaving the lights turned on while dismembering the man he killed felt unrealistically careless, akin to Peggy's behaviour in the premiere.

Overall:

Fargo delivers another high-quality episode in its sophomore season, managing to maintain the same quality as the premiere, albeit less action-packed. So far, this season looks very promising to be a highly enthralling viewing experience.

8/10

King Cadmium.