Vikings: Valhalla Season 1 Review
Vikings: Valhalla debuts on Netflix on Feb. 25, 2022. Review by Matt Fowler.
Vikings: Valhalla is a crafty continuation of Vikings, though lacking in the original series’ spiritual (and structural) opaqueness, which was an element that made the old show stand apart from other historical dramas. It infused the Norse warriors’ perspective on life and the afterlife into the fabric of the series so that events, and time jumps, often flowed like a dream. Valhalla is more pointed and purposeful, unraveling events in a more conventional manner, though that doesn’t mean it isn’t compelling or complete. It presents a much different time for Vikings, so it stands to reason it should tonally change course as well.
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