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Brian Lowry's review of The Tudors for Variety
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
What's really missing are the kind of big conflicts and geopolitics--the king's war with the Vatican, say--that gave "The Tudors" what little heft it possessed. Lacking that, the focus falls more squa...
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Aubry D'Arminio's review of The Tudors for Slant Magazine
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
It's now little more than a puppet act bouncing through history to get to its end....
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David Hinckley's review of The Tudors for New York Daily News
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
At times, the opening night of season four gets almost that silly, though at other times it returns to its strongest suit, which is illustrating 1) the coexistence of powerful, conflicting forces insi...
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Ellen Gray's review of The Tudors for Philadelphia Daily News
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
I wouldn't recommend taking every word of "The Tudors" as fact, much less citing it in a term paper, but as historical fiction, it's proven remarkably robust....
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Mark A. Perigard's review of The Tudors for Boston Herald
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
It’s a shame “The Tudors” is coming to a close. As Hirst has noted, there are generations of stories yet to tell. Count on this series to end on a royally good note...
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David Hinckley's review of The Tudors for New York Daily News
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
It makes for lively drama, and, given what was at stake for religion and royalty, its historical significance remains legitimate. It just gets hard to watch sometimes, because even though most drama i...
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Mary McNamara's review of The Tudors for Los Angeles Times
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The Tudors remains lush and bejeweled, so much so that at times one fears it will simply collapse under its own weight, and, you know, we still have a few wives to go....
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Todd R. Ramlow's review of The Tudors for PopMatters
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
This relationship between king and subjects is the driving concern of Season Three, and marks a welcome departure from the show’s previous focus on the personal drives and desires of Henry VIII....
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Brian Lowry's review of The Tudors for Variety
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Even those whose historical knowledge goes no further than the whole "six wives" thing can ascertain that the future doesn't bode well for poor Jane, but the particulars remain fascinating amid all th...
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Aubry D'Arminio's review of The Tudors for Entertainment Weekly
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Despite taking place during the king's historically yucky later life (sexing up an ulcerated leg is hard), season 3 stays hot....
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Linda Stasi's review of The Tudors for New York Post
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The Tudors, Showtime's all-of-the-above series, comes roaring back Sunday night as fresh as its first season....
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Heather Havrilesky's review of The Tudors for Salon
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
While the show's portrayals of King Henry VIII and Cardinal Wolsey and Lady Anne Boleyn feel reasonably vivid, there's a flatness to them, as if it's enough to merely tell the story convincingly and m...
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Maureen Ryan's review of The Tudors for Chicago Tribune
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
This is one historical drama that takes itself far more seriously than it deserves to, given the quality of the writing and the flatness of many performances....
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Gillian Flynn's review of The Tudors for Entertainment Weekly
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Henry and Anne nag and harp and tongue each other. It's like asking us to root for a particularly vapid reality TV couple....
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James Poniewozik's review of The Tudors for Time
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The tumult of Henry VIII's reign, especially the schism between him and the Catholic Church, is rich material, and the soap opera of his multiple wives is naturally absorbing: it's just a crime that S...
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Ginia Bellafante's review of The Tudors for The New York Times
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The paradox of The Tudors is that it takes on one of the most powerful and protested institutions in human history--the Catholic Church during the Renaissance--and provides little sense of what the En...
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Brian Lowry's review of The Tudors for Variety
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Mixing equal parts court intrigue with Calvin Klein ad, the series falls short of greatness....
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Ellen Gray's review of The Tudors for Philadelphia Daily News
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
This is a season of politics and principles, of might and martyrdom. If you're here just for the sex, you're likely to be disappointed, unless the trysts of relatively minor characters interest you as...
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Linda Stasi's review of The Tudors for New York Post
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
It's not quite as randy--it's become less of a soap and more of a historical drama. This is not to say it's not great....
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David Hinckley's review of The Tudors for New York Daily News
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The acting, led by Rhys Meyers, is solid. The costumes and production are good and the dialogue smooth, though one wonders if clergy in the 16th century really used the word "newfangled."...
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Jonathan Storm's review of The Tudors for Philadelphia Inquirer
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The Tudors is loads of addictive fun, filled with intrigue, the delicious papal stylings of Peter O'Toole, and that old stand-by, hot sex....
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Matt Roush's review of The Tudors for TV Guide
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
I find I’m even more enthralled by Showtime’s costume melodrama The Tudors than I was a year ago....
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John Leonard's review of The Tudors for New York Magazine
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The Reformation is what this equally entertaining second season is about, plus ditching the brunette, Anne Boleyn (Natalie Dormer), in favor of the blonde, Jane Seymour (Anita Briem)....
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Rob Owen's review of The Tudors for Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The sexy, sudsy historical drama returns without missing a beat....
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Ray Richmond's review of The Tudors for Hollywood Reporter
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The acting here is first-rate, the details sharp and the cinematography superb. In other words, Tudors hasn't lost a step....
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Robert Bianco's review of The Tudors for USA Today
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The Tudors comes back enriched and improved....
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Tim Goodman's review of The Tudors for San Francisco Chronicle
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Hirst, Rhys Meyers and the rest of the cast (and Bergin's costumes) make it all somehow meatier but no less entertaining in Season 2....
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Melanie McFarland's review of The Tudors for Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
It's unfair to lay every fault on the actors when the dialogue is so insubstantial, verging on sophomoric and mawkish in a few exchanges...
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Troy Patterson's review of The Tudors for Slate
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
One hesitates to say that [Rhys Meyers] phones his performance in. It's more like he dictates it to an assistant who then submits it via fax. You too might lack an appropriate sense of conviction if d...
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Robert Lloyd's review of The Tudors for Los Angeles Times
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Though it starts out with a fair bit of energy, in spite of regular paroxysms of royal lust and pique, it becomes less engaging as it goes on and grows finally rather dull....
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Ellen Gray's review of The Tudors for Philadelphia Daily News
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
I don't want to beat up on Meyers here. He does justice to Hirst's Henry, if not entirely to history's, and being young and good-looking is hardly a crime. But like Tony Soprano, Henry VIII brings mor...
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Diane Werts's review of The Tudors for Newsday
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
"The Tudors" could actually use a touch of the over-the-top wildness that undermined the substance of HBO's "Rome." If we could blend the two together somehow, we might have a kickily effective histor...
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Maureen Ryan's review of The Tudors for Chicago Tribune
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Still, for all its ferocious ambition to be more than just another heavily corseted, respectful historical drama, "The Tudors" falls flat in more than one arena....
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Matthew Gilbert's review of The Tudors for Boston Globe
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Written by Michael Hirst , who also wrote about Henry's daughter in Cate Blanchett's "Elizabeth," the series goes only rock-opera deep, moving full-steam ahead without much accounting for character mo...
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James Poniewozik's review of The Tudors for Time
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
As a glorified romance novel, it's perfectly fine, but don't expect Shakespeare....
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Alessandra Stanley's review of The Tudors for The New York Times
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Enjoyable but not exhilarating, engaging but not hypnotic....
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Hal Boedeker's review of The Tudors for Orlando Sentinel
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Ultimately, this series diminishes the king....
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Heather Havrilesky's review of The Tudors for Salon
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
"The Tudors" takes all of the intrigue and power struggles and tomfoolery of the House of Tudor and gives it six-pack abs and a rock-star swagger...
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Charlie McCollum's review of The Tudors for San Jose Mercury News/Contra Costa Times
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
There's not a lot of depth to the proceedings, and the series is at its weakest when it tries to make some Important Point. But it's a good deal of fun watching Meyers and the rest of the ensemble sma...
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Brian Lowry's review of The Tudors for Variety
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
"The Tudors" is not the great series that it might have been, but it's certainly a watchable and diverting one....
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Doug Elfman's review of The Tudors for Chicago Sun-Times
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
In fact, "The Tudors" suffers from being merely capable on most fronts, a decent diversion. The direction is effective but artistically flat, and so are several scripts....
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David Hinckley's review of The Tudors for New York Daily News
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Even though "The Tudors" adds another jewel to the crown Showtime has been forging of late, this particular jewel isn't all that dazzling....
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Nancy DeWolf Smith's review of The Tudors for Wall Street Journal
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Good fun, and not as bastardized as its advertising campaign suggests....
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Tom Shales's review of The Tudors for Washington Post
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Do we ever feel as if we're really there, in Henry's court, half a millennium ago? Perhaps not, but a splendid cast and sumptuous production details make "The Tudors" a rollicking and resplendent show...
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Matt Roush's review of The Tudors for TV Guide
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Less lurid than HBO's Rome, yet still quite the pageant of pomp and friskiness, it's a throwback to the old-fashioned miniseries of yore, spiced with pay-cable frankness....
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Tim Goodman's review of The Tudors for San Francisco Chronicle
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
With all the intrigue of a Shakespearean drama and all the coiled intensity of youthful power-brokering and rampant sexuality, it's hard to not like this version of Henry VIII....
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Mike Duffy's review of The Tudors for Detroit Free Press
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Although it's not quite as much smart, trashy fun as "Rome," it is still an engaging romp that moves along at a stylish pace....
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Robert Bianco's review of The Tudors for USA Today
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Despite some passing references to Henry's fondness for "humanism" and new, middle-class men, no one is likely to mistake The Tudors for a treatise on the socioeconomic pressures that reshaped England...
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Tom Gliatto's review of The Tudors for People Weekly
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The show is a lusty soap opera that aspires to the pulsating, cutting-edge glamour of Cate Blanchett's Elizabeth. It's a little ham-fisted for that. [2 Apr 2007, p.37]...
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Robert Abele's review of The Tudors for LA Weekly
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
With everyone's motivations in this handsomely mounted but adrenaline-fueled series so on-the-surface, Dormer's enigmatic, time-halting loveliness [as Anne Boleyn] is a boon for The Tudors, and damn n...
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Barry Garron's review of The Tudors for Hollywood Reporter
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
The series, a feast for the eyes, boasts stellar performances and a historically authentic aura but only occasional flashes of the kind of action and suspense you might expect from such a period piece...
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Rob Owen's review of The Tudors for Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
A highly entertaining and addictive costume drama....
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Gloria Goodale's review of The Tudors for Christian Science Monitor
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Now that lusty and incredibly bloodthirsty historical dramas have proven their power on premium cable (think HBO's "Rome"), Showtime is jumping in the act with a portrait of one of history's most noto...
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Linda Stasi's review of The Tudors for New York Post
Posted on Sep 11, 2010
Showtime's glorious, gorgeous "The Tudors" is the best series since "The Sopranos." Period....
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The Tudors Season 4, Episode 6 Recap
Posted on May 17, 2010
With Catherine beheaded and all the others involved taken care of as well, we move on to happier times. “The Tudors” this week continues in Hundson House where Mary tells Elizabeth and they are restor...
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The Tudors Recap 4x05
Posted on May 10, 2010
We left “The Tudors” last week with the placement of a letter by an unknown hand. Joan Bulmer and Lady Rochford are starting to have second thoughts about the meeting of Catherine and Culpepper. The S...
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