Check out the official trailer of HBO’s follow up to The Young Pope, The New Pope, starring Jude Law and John Malkovich, below, premiering January 13th at 9pm on HBO.
Check out the official trailer of HBO’s follow up to The Young Pope, The New Pope, starring Jude Law and John Malkovich, below, premiering January 13th at 9pm on HBO.
Check out the official teaser trailer of HBO’s follow up to The Young Pope, The New Pope, starring Jude Law and John Malkovich, below, coming to HBO sometime in 2020.
I’ve said this before, but The Young Pope truly is a piece of art. However, this doesn’t mean it is an amazing show, one that should share the same company as shows like Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones. Like most pieces of art, The Young Pope is meant to be enjoyed and interpreted differently depending on the viewer. Like a Picasso or a Rembrandt, Paolo Sorrentino’s masterpiece will mean something different to anyone and...
The more I watch The Young Pope the more I realize how unique and refreshing a show it is. It’s the first show since Breaking Bad that seemingly prides itself on having a bold visual style and subtle uses of symbolism. Paolo Sorrentino’s use of elaborate scenes and exotic camera angles makes the show a true piece of art and not just another expensive cable drama. Episodes seven and eight did a particularly good job...
If there was anybody questioning who Lenny is on the show and what he is to the show, episodes five and six of The Young Pope quickly answered them. As the first half of the season wrapped up, it has become very clear that Lenny is a dominant force, a master at the mind games, and someone who can’t be intimidated. He’s a villain that may not be able to be stopped.
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