Malina Weissman is Violet, the young teenage inventor. The three kids playing the unfortunate Baudelaire children, the story's central heroes, are exceptional.
A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS NETFLIX FONT TV
I haven't had this much fun watching TV in quite a while. Though Lemony urges viewers not to watch A Series of Unfortunate Events, I'm begging you to tune in. And he's played by Patrick Warburton, whose delivery is as no-nonsense, and as inexplicably charming, as his disclaimers. He delivers the same deadpan warnings in the TV version, too - but for TV, Lemony Snicket appears throughout as a pessimistic, gloom-and-doom on-screen narrator, sort of a modern-day cross between Rod Serling and Eeyore. In the books, these warnings are delivered by the alleged author, Lemony Snicket. They're also so dark, they come with a warning attached - not just at the start, but throughout. These stories are cracklingly intelligent, and delightfully droll, and occasionally, surprisingly, laugh-out-loud funny. The narrative begins with three children being told their parents have died in a fire that burned down the family home - and goes downhill from there. The look, which comes from Sonnenfeld, is full-out fairy-tale fright mode - occasionally bright colors against oppressively grey backgrounds, aptly reflecting the mood of the stories.Īnd these are sad, sad stories indeed.
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