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In its final season, Legion remains a singular piece of visually arresting, mind-bending television that never fails to surprise. Read critic reviews
Legion (2019)
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Legion: Season 3 videos
Legion: Season 3 Featurette - The Last of Legion
Legion: Season 3 Featurette - Visually Limitless
Legion: Season 3 Featurette - Prosthetics of Legion
Legion: Season 3 Featurette - Wardrobe
Legion: Season 3 Episode 6 Trailer
Legion: Season 3 Featurette - Time Travel
Legion: Season 3 First Look
Legion: Season 3 Teaser - Farouk
Legion: Season 3 Teaser
Legion: Season 3 Teaser - Cult Daddy
Legion: Season 3 Teaser - What He Becomes
Legion: Season 3 Teaser - Time Travel
Legion: Season 3 Trailer
Legion: Season 3 Episode 8 Clip - Switch Saves The Day
Legion: Season 3 Episode 5 Clip - Peace, Love and Understanding
Legion: Season 3 Episode 5 Clip - I Am Legion
Legion: Season 3 Episode 4 Clip - Legion and the Time Demons
Legion: Season 3 Episode 8 Series Finale Trailer
Legion: Season 3 Episode 1 Clip - We've Been Waiting
Legion: Season 3 Episode 4 Trailer
Legion: Season 3 Photos
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Critic Reviews for Legion: Season 3
Audience Reviews for Legion: Season 3
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The series is characterized by a sluggish pace, marked by repetitiveness and a strained attempt at artistic depth, often resulting in confusion without purpose. Despite sporadically intriguing visuals, they fail to redeem the overall quality of the show. Character development is lacking, rendering the cast unmemorable and the underlying love story unconvincing. The supposed "omega level" power of the main character, David (Legion), falls short in delivering a genuine sense of awe, contributing to an underwhelming viewing experience. The excessive use of tedious and repetitive scenes, at times recycled from previous episodes, adds little value and becomes a tiresome narrative device. Some episodes veer into the realm of pointlessness, resembling detached Twilight Zone shorts with minimal impact on the overarching story. The promised epic mutant superpower battles are disappointingly brief and anticlimactic. Even in the final battle between David and Farouk, the utilization of powers is overshadowed by unconventional and lackluster elements, diminishing the impact of the confrontation. In contrast to other superhero series, such as DC's Titans, Legion fails to develop compelling characters and a gripping storyline. Titans, with its more complex and relatable characters, outshines Legion in delivering a satisfying viewing experience. Legion's persistent exploration of the blurred line between reality and illusion becomes a tiresome theme, detracting from the overall narrative coherence. Ultimately, Legion falls short in its attempts at both mind-bending fantasy and engaging fight scenes, leaving viewers with a sense of unfulfilled potential and frustration.
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It's a trip! If you don't want a trip, don't watch it. 'Cause, it's a trip! 5 stars!
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la mejor temporada con el triple de surrealismo,psicología ,magistralídad y deslumbre visual y mental.
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I love it when the last season of a show is the best one. Legion ended the series on a strong note and is easily one of my favorite sci-fi shows in the last 10 years.
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The epic conclusion to television's most trippy superhero saga left a little something to be desired, but it's the journey that makes this show work. The direction and set design alone should qualify this series as a staple in FX's stable. Weird and constantly challenging, Legion demands to be watched carefully lest we miss an intricacy that helps decode where it is we're actually going. It can feel, at times, like participating in a scavenger hunt without a list of items. This could alienate a different viewer, but I found this feature to be exhilarating and reminiscent of shows like LOST or The Leftovers where the viewer is invited to try and crack the case of oddities before finale time. Stellar performances from Dan Stevens, Aubrey Plaza, Jean Smart, and the astounding Navid Negahban as Farouk, add to that aesthetic. It certainly meanders during its second season, and as the finish line approaches you can almost hear the showrunners start to panic about how to tie this craziness up as neatly as possible. Overall though Legion is a voyage worth taking. Its high concept approach at a Marvel property is a welcome breath of fresh air. Its arthouse aesthetic is a feast for the eyes in nearly every scene. It just feels a bit suffocated by the end, like the showrunners were having so much fun exploring that they forgot they needed a cohesive story until there were only a few episodes of runway left. Legion isn't for everyone, but for that special Venn diagram of individuals it might as well be church.
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A film school project that is sickly stupid, unwatchable & shite ;E x666
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I love Professor X. Ending is a bit depressing for my liking, but still has great moral takeaway. Overall, an amazing show.
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I guess the last episode is good?? But this whole thing is as contrived and self-serving as the first two seasons. Need a plot twist? --Hey! We've got time-eaters now...that makes sense. I noticed that James Cameron directed some of these...and they're so absolutely awful that I now think I'll wait until the Avatar sequels stream. God, I can't believe what dreck this entire series has been. I'm bummed out that I lost 24 hours of my life giving this a chance. Worst Marvel franchise ever.
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