Season 3 – Dickinson

Audience Reviews

View More

Donn A @RT58687407 Aug 31 brilliant cast with a stellar lead. fabulous costumes and poetic script. See more Alex 1 @RT87667310 12/10/2024 All the scenes they did in this series are good but the only detail missing is the lack of complete nudity in the characters in episode 9 of season 3.. why didn't they create a scene where the characters show themselves completely naked in episode 9 of the third season? the characters who were played by Hailee and Ella are supposed to show their bodies completely naked in that episode just like in the scenes from the episodes of the seson2... as happens in James Cameron's Titanic and Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water films, those movies are the ones that showed the characters completely naked in each scene... why don't they do the same in the Dickinson series?... I wish they should do two shots.. what they should have done before filming the episodes is this: 1- make it the scene completely where they show the characters in each scene of an episode of season 2 and 3... and especially episode 9 of the third season... 2- cut the scenes where they show the characters naked so that the episodes are published on the apple tv + platform and thus so that people do not see the naked characters 3- convert the complete scenes where they show the characters completely naked on some website away from the public. See more Robert B @RT72387186 10/16/2023 Way too much time spent on the affair between Emily and Susan! The characters were inconsistent. Emily was presented as an intelligent and committed woman for feminism yet she lived in her father's house and kept to her room. Just not a person to devote a show to. See more Ahmad M @ahmadmelhem 09/13/2023 Questionable, but fairly gives due to the great American poet. See more John O @ThreeRivers 02/03/2023 Spoilers: It seems Emily Dickinson's radical creativity, independence, iconoclasm, and the political, cultural, religious and economic awareness she showed in a patriarchal society where women were legally possessed by men was well represented. So if the muse and the mind and the imagination go anywhere, unfettered, it was not that big a stretch, and was refreshing, to see the sensibility, vocabulary and music of the millenials of the now side by side with a 19th-century sensibility of the parental generation, her lawyer Dad waxing eloquent in print on the proper role of woman, one of inequality and only repression and the constant drudgery of housework. Emily had to fight to do her writing, alone in her room, often late at night, as her batty Mom and stodgy Dad kept pushing her toward expectations for women of marriage and housework. Fight she did, surrender she didn't, writing was like breathing for her, she had to do it, needed it, but loved family enough to do it right in their faces, wrote at home. Her creative process, I have to write now as it is coming now, is familiar to those of us who similarly have to write, even if not as well as Emily. Emily's love of her life, Sue, showed her ability to chuck the prevailing mores and morals of her society. The affluence of her close family was just a fact, but facilitated her freedom to write. But the good humor of this, the flights of fancy, the inclusion of even Mom and Dad in the lightheartedness was often very funny. Hailee, also EP, was magnetic to the extent that the scenes she was not in made us long to get her back. So talented, so funny even in quips, facial expressions and body movements, Emily so determined to be herself even if being a writer as a job was out of the question. The writing of these majestic poems on little pieces of paper, presumably because paper was hard to get, didn't even phase her. Her sister Vinny, Anna Baryshnikov, stole many scenes as the comedy relief of a pretty clueless woman more possessed by the idea of love than the men she loved and lost. Jane as Mom had fun with this, showing great range of a shoolmarmish mother to an irrational woman to a frustrated woman willing to try pot. Toby as Dad was good, as were Ella as Sue and Adrian as Austin. I pretty much binged all three seasons over about a week. This pulled me along with: What are they going to do next? Emily is Exhibit A in the American ideas of I gotta be me, and talent and skill will somehow win out if the person works at it enough. And she was a top talent ever produced here. Kudos to producers, directors, writers, actors, etc. This was some unusual and risky ride, but it paid off. See more 07/09/2022 It is one of the greatest seasons I've ever watched. This season is a masterpiece. See more Read all reviews

Dickinson — Season 3

My Rating

Read More Read Less WRITE A REVIEW EDIT REVIEW POST RATING