The Worst Film Ever

Lack of good storyline.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

First off, entire season is full of poor actors even main character "Leo" played by Tom is acting below average, not to say Laura ruined the entire season. This season loosely portrays Leonard Da Vinci at the same time its full of fiction. Its completely acceptable if there is realism in the fiction itself. Each episode Leo comes up with a new design and in few seconds there is a shot where is design is realized, it gets repetitive to a point when you just want to avoid this part. There is no point of focus, Sometimes he is wandering for her mother or book of leaves or he is saving Florence. To some up, If have watched seasons like Dexter, BB, Hannibal, etc than don't bother watching this one, the plot of this season is poor and not watchable.

this was excellent. love the history, Romans, and the be trail don't stop this program its interesting and some of it it could be true well never know i have rated this program 10 out of 10 I would love more programs like this but the really good ones are stopped or closed this was excellent. love the history, Romans, and the be trail don't stop this program its interesting and some of it it could be true well never know i have rated this program 10 out of 10 I would love more programs like this but the really good ones are stopped or closed this was excellent. love the history, Romans, and the be trail don't stop this program its interesting and some of it it could be true well never know i have rated this program 10 out of 10 I would love more programs like this but the really good ones are stopped or closed

Viewers are far more intelligent today and certainly more accepting of same sex relationships. To portray davinci having a romantic relationship with a female when it is well documented that his preference was men shows ignorance of the writers, director and producers. Shameful that these people couldn't grow a spine and do justice to his life instead played safe using the boring Hollywood script. It gets a 1for this reason.There was an opportunity to really make this series different to your normal humdrum conservative TV shows. We are talking about a man who was creative, well regarded for his genius and someone who thought outside the box. Could have given him at least that respect when creating the series.

David S. Goyer creates a fantasy take on the life of a young Leonardo Da Vinci (Tom Riley). His workshop is in Florence under the ruling House of Medici. There is family intrigue and challenges from outside including the evil Pope Sixtus IV. Da Vinci has an affair with Lorenzo de' Medici's mistress Lucrezia Donati. Count Girolamo Riario is a papal spy who is corrupted by the cult Sons of Mithras. Zoroaster da Peretola is a supportive friend. Da Vinci searches for a mythical Book of Leaves guided by the mysterious Al-Rahim.I was intrigued by the first season. I like the political fighting within Italy. I treated the Book of Leaves as a MacGuffin and nothing more. Vlad is a fun diversion. Then the MacGuffin turns into a real element. The more important it becomes, the less compelling the show becomes. Also the brooding melodramatic atmosphere starts to wear. When the show goes over to South America, it becomes one bridge too far. I do like his tank design in action but it doesn't have substance. It becomes fake history. I don't like the magic and mind reading either. The fantasy style is intriguing but the story sometimes suffers.