The Magicians - The Beast Appears Scene (S1E1)
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2022
- The Magicians - The Beast Appears Scene: The Beast (Anthony Marble) comes and finds Quentin (Jason Ralph).
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US Air Date: 2015
Network: SYFY
Starring: Arjun Gupta, Jason Ralph, Olivia Taylor Dudley, Rick Worthy, Summer Bishil
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Best villain entry scene ever for me.
any probably for anybody else who sees it for the first time cuz damn is he a scary villain
What a wasted opportunity to create one of the coolest villains of all time, like wheel of time failed hard, but never had a chance compared to this
@@samsschool3639 Fr
agree 100%. As soon as i saw this I was all in.
Elijah from vampire diaries was pretty wicked. And to think clause was more worse than him was like, what?!? Thres something worse than Elijah?!? 😂
This absolutely had me captivated. Sadly, it never really got back to this level of tension or intensity of dread.
agreed. the show set up so much intrigue and mystery and kind of shot itself in the foot by resolving the beast's story too quickly thus sucking the power out of the show's villains. then it just turned into a classic case of "flavor of the month" story arc-driven narratives
OMFG The TRUTH!...I'm specifically thinking ELIOT here.
@@frome5000
True but the other twists arenso good like Marina coming back and taking the moon for herself.
@@frome5000 They got rid of his character WAYYY too soon. And it was at a time when he was being helpful...It's actually weird. They should have at least had him be problematic for a few episodes after helping Julia and THEN getting rid of him. But since they did it so soon it didn't come off as intended.
I feel like the end of this season had the same energy, specifically when all hell broke lose, but then it never recreated the tension.
The new viewer assumes Dean Fogg is probably a Dumbledore level badass, so the moment he bursts in to the room, the viewer thinks that everything is going to be fine and that the day is saved!
When The Beast casually freezes him on the spot, breaks every bone in Fogg’s hands with a few simple hand movements, and then proceeds to pull out his eyes, we realise that we are dealing with a seriously powerful and dangerous entity.
I never even noticed that Quentin dropped the coin on purpose to help Fogg. I always thought that it slipped out by accident, but he was actually doing magic!
The amount of thrill and suspense watching this scene for the first time. Adrenaline rush.
Rewatching this, I recognize where this scene was shot. It’s the Library at the Ogden Museum in New Orleans
Ur correct. I was a moth
My favorite TV show
Love how Dean Fogg takes on the Beast head on.
The beast has no chillm couldn't he just wait for end of the school year? 🤣
This show had so much potential
But this scene was the only thing done right
Don’t forget Mayakovsky, every one of his scenes is gold
The show was great for the most part of first season while they were following the book's story arc. Then it went downhill for me. Starting from the point when they introduced Amber (or Umber? Can't recall, it's been years...) and it started to turn into a joke.
This show was so good at this time. I hated the magic running out plot so much
Coool
I couldn't take this show seriously. It's a good premise but the execution is so off. The weird magic system, the boring characters, weird writing... none of it was pulled off in a good way.
I would recommend reading the book. From the clips I've seen of the show, the writers took the basic premise and plot points of the story and went their own way with it. In this scene, The Beast appears because Quentin was mad at the professor and, as an act of revenge, tried to make him mess up a spell he was writing on the blackboard to embarrass him. The Beast appears as a result and, like in the show, everyone is frozen in place, only able to move their eyes. The Beast walks around the lecture hall nonchalantly for hours, all the while teachers and faculty try and save the students from the outside because, unlike the scene in the show, The Beast has put up a powerful spell to keep anyone out. His appearance is also different, in the book his face is obscured by a small tree branch suspended in front of his face, the reason it being that specific branch is a small but interesting detail later, I get why they went with the moths though, just a branch would be lame I guess. This scene also sets up an internal conflict for Quentin, because one of his classmates somehow breaks out of the freeze spell and starts casting a powerful spell to kill The Beast. She is then eaten alive by The Beast, causing Quentin to feel guilt and remorse because he is the reason The Beast appeared. The Beast also never acknowledges Quentin, unlike in the show, nor does he attack anyone else. Also the overall pacing is pretty slow, taking 2 and a half seasons to get to something that happened two thirds into the first book. The books were, personally, a quick read. They're each about 400-450 pages long and the boxset is a little over 20 bucks on amazon. The only demerit I have is that some of the language hasn't aged well, the first book being published in 2009.
@@chrisberka157 truth be told I just can't take it seriously because of the silly spell casting. The way the actors move their hands like they're playing a weird game of charades is so dumb.
@cal_oh3663 From the clips I've seen, I completely agree. I think they dramatized that for the show. It's a lot different in the books.
I think the show was trying to be too many things at once. not to say you can't mix genres or vibes but they were all over the place...PLUS too many storyarcs running that they didn't spend enough time dealing with properly. All characters were individually interestingly designed and the actors did a great job with each but the storylines were all over the place. Makes me understand why it's not a show that was more talked about or hyped. The Beast was interesting and then hey just abruptly did away with his storyline like a change in direction behind the scenes it was strange.
@@hollywoodpineapple8337 when that curly haired chick and the dude hooked up right away in the first episode I was like damn there goes character development lol