Lexx

(série)
  • Allemagne Lexx - The Dark Zone
Canada / Allemagne / Grande-Bretagne, (1997–2002), 50 h 42 min (Durée : 43–94 min)

Photographie:

Ian Bibby

Musique:

Marty Simon

Acteurs·trices:

Eva Habermann, Michael McManus, Nigel Bennett, Roman Podhora, Gerry Wolff, Noah Dalton Danby, Silvio Simac, Earl Pastko, Stephen McHattie (plus)
(autres professions)

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Résumés(1)

Four fugitives hijack an enormous space ship named the Lexx and set off on some intergalactic adventures in this popular sci-fi series. Stanley H. Tweedle (Brian Downey) is a cowardly security guard who captains the ship, Xev (Eva Habermann) is a curvaceous and oversexed half lizard, Kai (Michael McManus) is an assassin who has come back from the dead, and 790 (Jeffrey Hirschfield) is a robot head who is hopelessly in love with Xev. Together they travel through two universes and encounter myriad creatures and planets in the immensely powerful Lexx. (texte officiel du distributeur)

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Critiques (1)

gudaulin 

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anglais I am going to say it simply and straightforwardly, as Lexx deserves. It is a fully decked-out trash that has everything, but also charming trash that is made with the full knowledge of its creators and with love. It is a tribute to naive trash comics and whimsical "sci-fi" TV series from the beginning of television broadcasting. The film's main advantage is its originality and its exclusive position because, due to its bizarre nature, it has no equivalent competitor in related genres. A small cult of fans are tuned in to the same wavelength as the writers and directors of Lexx. Lexx has practically nothing in common with classic sci-fi, it gives up on any scientific theories, and it doesn't even attempt to depict any complex philosophical ideas. Its goal is to entertain but to entertain through the sense of humor of people who are aware of the absurdity of their hobbies. Lexx is not stupid at all, and its trashiness has nothing in common with the trashiness of mainstream pseudo-mythical series like Xena or Hercules. The creators choose motifs, characters, settings, and overall set design in such a way that they avoid the mass audience. Their characters and adventures are so perverse that only a minority of enthusiasts can find enjoyment in them. One of the favorite activities in the first series, for example, is the consumption of live brains aboard a spaceship. By the way, the spaceship itself is a combination of machinery technology with the living body of a gigantic fly, and the crew of the spaceship actually feeds on its excrement. Various "biotechnology" and insect elements are typical for the series. It is teeming with cannibals and mutants of all kinds. Considering that the series was filmed in Canadian studios, where American TV networks also enjoy shooting B-grade series, the presence of several guest American actors, who are legends of B-grade production, is typical for Lexx. Lexx will probably not receive average ratings; it will either captivate or be ruthlessly discarded. My overall impression is between 3-4 stars, considering the different quality of individual episodes. Visually, Lexx is influenced by pop art and contains several fetishistic motifs. ()

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