Personal evaluation index: 5/5 (mainly from a plot point of view)
Alan Ball's main works: "TRUE BLOOD" (2008)
"SIX FEET UNDER" (2001-2005)
"TRUE BLOOD" official website: www.hbo.com/trueblood/
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"TRUE BLOOD" - Nominated for Best Drama Series at the 66th Golden Globe Awards
Rahsaan 2022-04-19 09:01:35
Although it is not nominated for the Emmy Award, it has been nominated for the Golden Globe Award, which is known as the "Best Weather Vane of the Oscars". I think fans around the world and American TV series fans will definitely begin to pay attention to this film adapted and directed by the famous HBO director Alan Ball. The latest American drama in 2008. Alan Ball's filmmaking approach is novel and unique, and his directing and adaptation talents are still on full display in this new drama about vampires integrating into mainstream society. "TRUE BLOOD" has a compact and exciting plot. It was a good American drama in 2008. The main theme of this play is "Vampires integrate into human society", but it is also full of some restricted-level plot scenes, which is not suitable for most people with low mental capacity or minors to watch. It is worth mentioning that there are also some humorous scenes used to relax the horror and tension in this play, which also just proves the novel and unique characteristics of Alan Ball's filming method.
Personal evaluation index: 5/5 (mainly from a plot point of view)
Alan Ball's main works: "TRUE BLOOD" (2008)
"SIX FEET UNDER" (2001-2005)
"TRUE BLOOD" official website: www.hbo.com/trueblood/
Personal evaluation index: 5/5 (mainly from a plot point of view)
Alan Ball's main works: "TRUE BLOOD" (2008)
"SIX FEET UNDER" (2001-2005)
"TRUE BLOOD" official website: www.hbo.com/trueblood/
Extended Reading
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Godric: A human with me at the end. With human tears. Two thousand years and I can still be surprised.
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Duprez: Vampire priests?
Pam: Do you know nothing of our history?
Bill Compton: Vampires have often found it advantageous to maintain a hidden presence in humanity's most powerful institutions. And in the 1600's that was the Catholic Church. And today, as you all know, it's Google and Fox News.