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• Sep 23, 2020

  The Crown has so incredible Production Values and such an Gorgeous/Astonishing Cinematography. Claire Foy and the rest of the Cast are Amazing as well is the Direction and the Screenplay. Plus you even learn about History. RATING: 4,6
  Nick M
• Aug 09, 2020

  The Crown: season 2 is interesting, but not as catchy as the previous season. It has some great moments, thanks to Vanessa Kirby as princess Margaret. The rest of the cast is also phenomenal. The wardrobe, the photography and the soundtrack are amazing also.
  

  Francisco L
• Aug 02, 2020

  Wonderfully crafted and Claire foy is a must watch. All characters were interesting especially Princess Margaret. We can see a drastic character development
  

  Bernando L
• May 29, 2020

  Season 2 is a continuation of the flawless season 1. Vanessa Kirby is stunning and nearly steals the show all by herself.
  Craig W
• May 12, 2020

  Season 2 of the 'The Crown', just like S1, is very, very good. Great acting, terrific music, brilliant locations and, most importantly, a set of stories that are fascinating. It still isn't edge-of-your-seat television, but that's not an issue if the writers and onscreen talent do marvellous jobs - which they do. I will say, not that it's a big deal, I'm not sure the majority of episodes need to be 59-60mins long - you could trim a bit of fat, even if only by 5-9mins, and the impact would still be the same. A shame this is the last season for Claire Foy, who is again utterly fantastic as Queen Elizabeth II. I can't see Olivia Colman exceeding her in S3, though I'm still very much intrigued to see how it plays out. The rest of the cast, spearheaded by Matt Smith (Philip) and Anton Lesser (Harold Macmillan), again work ideally. It is also great to see Michael C. Hall appear, albeit briefly. It's not quite as good as the opening season, but this second offering is still right up there; even including one of my favourite episodes so far (#9).
  Ryan S
• Mar 31, 2020

  I have never been a series person as you see. I love the movies and I don't really watch many web series. A few have managed to impress me or leave some impression, at the least. You can find atleast hundreds of these web shows where I have unpopular opinions. But yeah, I must say that even when 'The Crown' is not a gem, not for me atleast- it never fell short of trying. This is not an effortlessly sleazy and lazy web series which somehow passes the time. It leaves a lasting impact, a fresh handprint. Having said that, 'The Crown Season 2' is as original as the first part, with obviously the powerful Claire Foy being the most exceptional as Elisabeth. Vanessa Kirby gets little space here, which is good because I think the makers have finally realized that despite the lady's best performance in her career, she isn't the best thing about the show. It's Elisabeth and the focus is beautifully grounded on her. The discovery here is Matt Smith- the marriage on the brink of falling from the hearth is what makes his skill even more better this time around. As Philip, he is poised, easily consumed, pissed off and humorous in the same measure. I loved this act, as I crushed on his reel wife. On the downside, the first few episodes are sloppily written. The Thursday lunch club thing bothered me much. But this one too is so much fun that you're willing to survive this sinking ship and the palace in the gunned turmoils. And you're still leaving with a grim smile on your face, as you know that this formula is only working for you for the last time. Bring new stuff to the series or it shall stagger!
  

  Shashwat S
• Jan 18, 2020

  Claire Foy is Queen Elizabeth. The acting is great, the production design is wonderful, and the storytelling is some of the best on TV. It's engaging and totally bingeworthy.
  

  Tim M
• Dec 28, 2019

  Season one was a hit. Always kept you on your toes wanting more, with an absolute stellar cast. Season two aired, and I was so excited that finally my favorite show continues. Season two started off with the most snoozeworthy first episode, so boring I fell asleep watching it on three separate occasions. Finally made it to 10 minutes into the second episode and realized I couldn't take it anymore with the new cast. What a bust.
  

  Stephanie K
• Dec 12, 2019

  Season 2 proves why this is a great show that's worth watching with a calmly powerful and memorable central performance from Claire Foy. The rest of the cast are phenomenal in their roles as well and I couldn't help but be totally drawn to and engaged in this historical exploration of Buckingham Palace and Downing Street's haunting (and utterly human) underbelly.
  Keon S
• Dec 01, 2019

  Even better than season 1. It's worth it every minute.
  

  Vitor H

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