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W...what the fuck is that synopsis. My interest level just gained 10000 pts
I don't get why this show needed the Archie property... They could have made it without any of those characters.Trailer. It freezes at times and the audio is quite desynced, but it can give you an idea of the tone of the show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3NxIg3tuUo
http://comicbook.com/2016/05/19/riverdale-series-description-reveals-forbidden-relationship-betw/
Archie and Grundy... ill ship that
Edit: Dang it, double post on accident
This seems more like The Vampire Diaries and Scream had a baby who may or may not be supernatural. I...i'm not exactly sure how to feel about this. Why was that trailer so bad though?Trailer. It freezes at times and the audio is quite desynced, but it can give you an idea of the tone of the show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3NxIg3tuUo
They took some artwork from their Crystal Lake series.
It's weird, everyone is dressed like out of the 1980s except for Jughead and I guess Josie, who look out of the mid 1990s.
#TeamVeronica
What. It Follows called, they want their poster back.Trailer. It freezes at times and the audio is quite desynced, but it can give you an idea of the tone of the show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3NxIg3tuUo
I watched the trailer yesterday, it's not what I expected at all but I'm still interested. A few years ago I wouldn't have thought that Archie horror comics could be a thing and actually be good, so this could be great as well.
If they introduce her I hope they never show her doing magic, they should make it ambiguous with strange things happening when she's around that could be coincidences.I heard Josie was cast, it is known at this point if Sabrina is going to be part of the show?
http://io9.gizmodo.com/riverdale-tu...&utm_source=io9_twitter&utm_medium=socialflowRiverdale really wants to be Twin Peaks, but its not weird enough to pull that off. It should feel like Veronica Mars, another noir-ish show with teenagers quipping quickly and full of pop culture references. Its not quite clever enough for that either. Instead, Riverdale ends up more like Freeforms Pretty Little Liars, which, if youre a fan of silly shows that take themselves very seriously, isnt a bad thing at all.
Riverdale isnt deep. Every plot point is one weve seen beforea murder, adults with secrets, teenagers trying to buck expectations and get into collegebut with all the familiar Archie trappings. Every shout-out is seamlessly worked into this version of Riverdale. It feels EXACTLY like what modern versions of these characters would look like.
io9 impressions of the screening.
http://io9.gizmodo.com/riverdale-tu...&utm_source=io9_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow
Rest at the link: Why Riverdale is the best new drama of the season (SDCC review)Okay, I’ll be honest: I thought I was going to hate Riverdale. Ever since it was rumored that The CW was going to develop this show, I was a harsh skeptic. I thought it was going to be total campy trash. I thought it would be a joke. I mean, let’s be honest: when something is described as a gritty adaptation of the Archie Comics mixed with elements of a Twin Peaks murder mystery and Gossip Girl romantic intrigue? Come on. That just sounds like a hodgepodge of random genres thrown into a blender. But oh. My. Archie. I was so wrong.
I can’t even explain how, but somehow, all the elements work together to make a juicy, compelling, thrilling murder mystery with romantic intrigue, messy family drama and complicated relationships between friends and enemies and friends turned enemies and enemies turned friends. It’s addictively fun. And the fact that I need to wait until midseason to see more is a total travesty. Literally the first thing I said to my friend sitting next to me when the screen went black and the screening ended was, “I need more! I need more now!” But nope, thanks to The CW holding Riverdale hostage until midseason, I, along with the rest of the world, have to wait until January for more. Travesty!
CW made a deal to get almost all Netflix shows very soon after the seasons end. This will show up.Any chance this will land on Netflix eventually, if The 100 (also CW) is already there?
2 weeks after the season ends (if you're in the U.S.). CW just signed a new deal for all their shows.Any chance this will land on Netflix eventually, if The 100 (also CW) is already there?
Filled with 21st teenage angst and the perfect amount of mature content, Riverdale sells itself as a fun, yet dark show that can only get better and more entertaining with each episode. The pilot builds a solid foundation and gives the show plenty of room to grow into what is sure to be the next CW obsession.
When Riverdale works best is when the kids are just allowed to be kids, not when the focus is on the death of Jason or the routine High School drama. There’s an entertaining exchange between Betty and Veronica – the two standouts – on a track field and it’s the kind of believable, charming conversation the pilot needs, just to let us get to know these characters through everyday conversation rather than forced backstory.
Two shows are conflicting in the pilot of Riverdale: a potentially fun High School drama and a murder mystery. The series could end up functioning as both, of course, but after seeing the pilot, the former sounds more appealing. If this series finds its footing, its young ensemble could become a group of characters you’d want to spend time watching. The more attention paid to them during the pilot, the better.
Aside from its self-awareness, which helps to undercut the cheesiness considerably, the saving grace is Veronica herself. As of the pilot, she's the only character who is developed enough to transcend her "bad girl from New York" stereotype and feel like a real person. She's witty, sarcastic, and feisty without falling into that "pluckiness" trap, a characterization which is helped immensely by a wonderfully rounded performance from newcomer Camila Mendes. It remains to be seen whether Riverdale will be a legitimately good show or just a guilty pleasure, but if it steers into the skid and doubles down on the meta humor and interesting characterizations like Veronica's, it has the potential to be our next Berlanti-produced obsession.
The story is stuffed with elements and plots from other successful shows – high school club drama (Popular and Glee), an older parent generation with secrets and past relationships (Revenge), illicit possible illegal relationships (The Affair) and even a Twin Peaks style murder mystery. In doing so, its tone and focus jumps around the place in an inconsistent and jarring fashion.
I suppose the job of a pilot is to hook the viewer and show off the potential for a new series rather than provide a compelling and balanced 40 minutes of entertainment. In exploring so many different avenues for storylines going forward they have certainly shown that the property is ripe for this type of exploitation.
But if this series is going to be a success in the long haul I would imagine that it will need to pick the show it wants to be – preferably something as original and subversive as Sacasa’s past work – and stick with it.
Like Twin Peaks, the pilot episode of Riverdale opens with a mysterious murder." The big mystery of season is definitely what happened to Jason Blossom we're going to follow all the twists and turns of that," Aguirre-Sacasa said.
Added executive producer Sarah Schrecter: "And we will solve the mystery this season to make sure that loyal viewers get rewarded."
Seeing as the series is set in high school and airs on The CW, Aguirre-Sacasa promised the murder mystery wouldn't be the only narrative running through the first season. "There's going to be a lot of romances," he said.
Nope. It's slated for the CW mid-season, so sometime between January and May.We still don't have a premiere date, do we?
Robin Givens has been cast as the Mayor
http://deadline.com/2016/08/riverdale-robin-givens-cast-riverdale-mayor-the-cw-series-1201810705/
Thats some great casting right there.Shannon Purser (aka Barb from Netflix series Stranger Things) has been casted as Ethel Muggs on Riverdale!
http://www.ew.com/article/2016/08/3...e?xid=entertainment-weekly_socialflow_twitter
Thats some great casting right there.