Season 1 – The Sandman

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Khaztiel Delbod D @khaztielddenver_ Jun 19 Esta serie cuando salió había estado en la boca de la mayoría de personas, no conocía el contexto de esta historia porque lo tanto me llego a sorprender. Tom Sturridge quien interpreta a Sueño me hipnotizo con su actuación me llegue a creer que era un eterno. Respecto a la trama en un principio me confundí pero mientras mas avanzando el desarrollo termina gustando, hubiera esperado un final mas trágico pero me gusto el desenlace siento que volvieron a sueño mas humano. See more Eliza T @RT68343483 Jun 7 there were straight and white people in it, not diverse and woke enough See more JoeR D @Daisan May 17 An absolute masterpiece; stunning and incomparable. See more Monika S @RT48008645 May 2 A slow pace but quality is undeniable. Tom Sturridge is brilliant. See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Feb 14 The first season of Sandman is a powerful and captivating series that commands attention from start to finish on Netflix. The story draws viewers in, keeping them fully invested, largely thanks to the portrayal of Dream, whose presence makes the world feel immersive and intense. The screenplay balances vulnerability and strength across characters, providing emotional depth alongside compelling plot moments. While some creative choices, like depicting Lucifer as a woman, felt unnecessary and out of timeline context, they don’t fully detract from the season’s impact. Overall, Season One is exceptionally well-crafted, engaging, and visually stunning, making it a must-watch for fans of dark fantasy and storytelling that blends intrigue, emotion, and spectacle seamlessly. See more Jason M. @bigjojo04 Jan 16 I wanted to like this more than I did but there just wasn’t enough to keep me invested. I had never read the novel/comic that this was based on, not sure if I would have liked it more had i read it, but the direction the season took just seemed a bit aimless. It went from one antagonist to the next without much drama and wrapped them all up rather quickly. And then the season finishes up with characters that don’t even get introduced until the 7th episode. It just didn’t do enough justice to the characters in the show to make me care about any of them and the lead who played Dream wasn’t very compelling to me. Lastly, not that I have any issue with the inclusion of LGBTQ characters but I just really felt there was way more included in this first season and honestly really took away from the full narrative to me. tl:dr - Uninteresting characters with antagonists that didn’t seem to have any real shot of winning and a story that jumps around too much. See more Read all reviews

The Sandman — Season 1

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