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Critics Consensus: "Sundowner" is a thrilling progression for Preacher, with top notch character work, expert direction, and one heck of an opening fight scene.
Critic Consensus: "Sundowner" is a thrilling progression for Preacher, with top notch character work, expert direction, and one heck of an opening fight scene.
Preacher has always been a heck of a thing to look at. The issue is what lies beneath, or more accurately what doesn't.
While "Sundowner" doesn't completely solve the issues Preacher has had so far, it at least manages to replicate the exciting highs of the first two episodes, and has some fine character scenes, to boot.
It seems that Eugene, like the viewer, will now be thrust into the much bigger battle that lie at the center of Preacher, a battle that promises to be as zany and captivating as this supremely impressive show thus far.
The best episode of Preacher to date.
"Sundowner" may have been divided down the middle, but it still managed to factor in several little details that help make the series distinctive and consistently enjoyable, despite its faults.
While this episode of Preacher couldn't keep up the pace after that amazing, extended opening act, that material alone made this episode one of the best yet.
While Preacher continues to impress with its ability to stage wild, wacky, inventive fight scenes, other constituent elements of the show just don't have the same drive or spirit right now.
This fight has made a strong case for itself as the best of the show so far.
We all knew Preacher had the potential to balance stylish violence and quiet character beats, but the show's never done it quite as well as it did tonight.
A vibe runs throughout the episode, a feeling that all the pieces that have been shifting around for weeks now are finally sliding together to form something like a whole.