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Among Colin Farrell's finest performances. I'm hoping the miniseries will help the actor's career grow. Although I believe that only Danny DeVito was able to play the Penguin so perfectly, Colin was even more suited to the part.

It appears that the team behind this miniseries did a fantastic job, especially creator Lauren LeFranc, who wrote a really compelling plot despite not including the character of Batman. Furthermore, it was a brilliant decision to cast Cristina Milioti as Sofia Falcone.

A different Gotham, not as "dark" as in past films, but a city with the same degree of danger.

A distinct, yet far more intriguing, interpretation of the Penguin!

Normally I like most of the movies Tilda Swinton starred in, not all, but most of them.

"The Eternal Daughter" could have been something more than what it is if perhaps more suspense had been added, maybe a few more characters. It could have been a great "Ghost Story", but probably the director did not want this from the film she created. The scenery and the entire "environment" from the hotel would have permitted that.

The film wants to emphasize the mother-daughter relationship and the mark that some people leave on our lives, even after they pass away.

However, I was disappointed by the somewhat slow pace in which the story was conceived.

Very different from his well known character Jimmy McGill from Better Call Saul. First scenes made him look like kinda soft, but as minutes went by, the viewer can assist to an impressive transformation :) Also the amount of bullets spent in this movie was quite awesome, didn't see this amount of ammo since the last Expendables directed by Sly Stallone.

An interesting movie which reveals one of the other versatile faces of Bob Odenkirk, this time under the careful eye of Ilya Naishuller - a young Russian director who created an interesting story combining various actors and making a pretty captivating action movie.

A bit exaggerated, but there is no room for boredom, stay assured :)