Pillars Of The Earth Movie Review
Pillars Of The Earth Movie Review
Further than 30 years after extraction, there’s plenty of rooting and rutting in aptly named Pillars. It’s happening up beside walls, in Sherwood Forest, where ever.
Gordon Pinsent and Ian McShane are the bearded stars of this $50 million miniseries. All are present and look outstanding as usual. Much of the tale, however, revolves around Tom Builder, portrayed by terrific Rufus Sewell. As described in Ken Follett’s bestselling book, upon which this miniseries is featured, he’s the guy who desires to build a cathedral in the woods. He’s gloomy, and when he’s not brooding, he’s bonking. When he gets energetic with a witchy friend, he takes this tale from the Dark Ages to the Playboy.
Ramping up the fully developed content is that fact that this is cable miniseries, specially made by premium specialty services the picture Network/Movie Central in Canada and basic lead network Starz in the States.
It just throws you while you pop in a screener with young children in the room thinking harmless miniseries and out pops Caligula II.
Pillars of the Earth are not porn, but for a miniseries set in the 12th century be warned: there’s more explicit sex, violence and adult language then at a candid Mel Gibson encounter. Think 12th century True Blood on an epic range and hide the kids.
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