Kirpianuscus The proposition of serie is very simple. and convincing. and seductive. life of a teenager. his friends. his secrets. his family. and admirable performances. a change of perspective about a familiar character. not fundamental different by what you know. but nuanced. in wise manner. maybe, this is the key of succes in this case. and, sure, a love story who, so intense being, seems provocative.

kawanp What this series has set out primarily to present was a well detailed history about the origin of the man of steel, so, what discouraged me in the beginning was the fact that they did not cautiously exploited the flourishing of the powers of the steel man, such as his vision of heat, super speed, superaudition, freezing blow, at first there was only battles against meteorites, and charlatans who appropriated the vestiges that came with Clark's spacecraft, and I see this as a negative point for the series. On its development, I must admit that Warner invested in a special way in the first seasons, but, on the other hand, I did not like the CW issuer have taken the reins of the series after the fifth season. From this moment, the series was almost completely lost, and I will prove it.With the reservation of very few episodes, there was no such convincing power as there were in the first five seasons, the producers seemed to have taken a greater impulse than Superman himself and decided to fly in their imaginations for a long time, right after realizing be too late, there was no longer salvation. Another point to emphasize is that the special effects of that time were not the best, but nothing that would drastically restrict the writers, there were not many restrictions for the cinematographic construction, and this is another negative point that I consider in the series.Conclusion, Smallville relied with several memorable endings that they hung to the side emotional and involved many times the viewer, a clear example of this was the pilot episode of the series, where we could see Clark Kent, still shy, developing a climax with Lana Lang, an omen of what would we see in the series. Smallville bet heavily on the youthful feelings of the boy, including during the fourth season we could witness one of the series' greatest romantic moments to the sound of the bandthat gave life to the episode and also the series, "Lifehouse". So said, I supplement my understanding with the engine that really restricted the series, its "exorbitant amount" of episodes influenced much, in my sincere opinion, the development of the story. Smallville could have better performances if it reduced its number of episodes per season, giving even time for the directors and writers to think about the elaboration of the scripts, markings of scenarios, among other subjects. Again we come across moments in which direction, leaders and writers should have remained with their feet on firm grounds, rather instead of taking flight. .

Himanshu Pandya First of all this is one of the best TV Series that i have ever watched. Graphic wise yes it is not good but who cares? Who knew clark kent had such an immense childhood. This just does not revolve around ONLY Clark kent, it showed us who is Jonathan Kent, what was the purpose of clark kent on planet earth, martha kent, and specially chloe. Now we know why Superman is at the peak of all superhero list, not because of his powers but because of his humanity. I have always been a fan of anti-heroes, and boy i saw one. Lex Luthor AKA Michael Rosenbaum, there is no one ever in the history of Superman Legacy can play this role better than him. Lex luthor was not evil after all, its the jealousy and the trust that other people showed on clark over him that made him the monster he is. Other best thing about this show is Jonathan Kent, John Schneider depicted this role brilliantly. Only thing about this show that i do not like is the constant breakup and patch-ups of clark and lana. That is so boring, if only writers had showns other characters some more interest than this for e.g. Jimmy Olsen, Oliver Queen etc.

renofhate There are more than a hundred reasons as to why I personally love this show more than any other. I could go on and on and on, the reasons are quite possibly endless. To keep it short, however, I will just go ahead and say, never in my life have I been or have felt so happy while watching a TV show. From episode one on wards I knew that this was going to be my show, you know? I just had that feeling, that particular, good feeling. I was really looking forward to watching this from the start. When I got into Smallville, it had been off TV for a while, but I used to watch random episodes here and there about ten years back - I just never found the time to get properly into it. When I did, man was I glad. It is simply the greatest series ever made, in my opinion.Everything's great. The characters are fantastic, the set locations / scenery looks wonderful, the characters who are villains are terrific, the action's good, the effects don't look overdone, the dialogue is really good and each episode is intriguing and very enjoyable to watch. I watched every episode and not once did I get bored. Some episodes I have seen five, six, maybe seven times, and yet, I never, ever get bored of watching them. The only time I was disappointed or sad with this show was when I finished watching it. I was really, really unhappy that it had to end - but all good things must come to an end, right? And it was kinda, well, not good seeing as how we never really got to see Tom Welling in the actual Superman suit - it was CGI. But then again, it's life before Superman/becoming Superman, so it makes sense.I loved the relationship between Tom Welling as Clark Kent and Michael Rosenbaum as Lex Luthor. It was brilliant. They had great chemistry. And it got better and better along the way as they got to know each other more, and knowing how both characters are and were. And the addition of new characters throughout, too, was awesome. Smallville introduced really great people along the way. Particularly, Oliver Queen and Jimmy Olsen.I love this series! Although I love every episode and every season they made of Smallville, my order from favorite to least favorite (with least favorite still being 10/10) would look like: 6, 10, 9, 5, 8, 4, 3, 7, 2, 1. Like I said though, they're all amazing. I must admit, when it started focusing more on the place of Metropolis, it was even better. I just loved when it started spreading out - it was a great thing to see.Definitely my favorite show in history. A really good one, and the perfect series focusing on Clark Kent making his ultimate transformation into the Man of Steel.