Above: Chrome: The Series opened to strong audiences and rave reviews from critics and fans on Amazon Prime – Fritz Lang’s 1927 Metropolis, one of the inspirations of Chrome: the Series on Amazon Prime.
While Major Studios quickly reorganize and reform release dates of summer blockbusters Wonder Woman 1984, Black Widow and Mulan, Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime proves to be what to watch instead. The fresh, action-packed fantasy series about a female slave robot turned superhero proves to be a worthy substitute filling the void left by the absence of new Hollywood material, packing it’s first installment with enough fun to enjoy again and again.
Photos Above Left: Xena Warrior Princess, courtesy NBC Universal. above right: Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime.
Chrome: The Series landed on Amazon Prime and Apple TV+ on schedule on May 30, 2020 and has been gaining speed as the best new scifi show on Amazon Prime, a series so packed with action viewers’ reviews reflect watching Pilot episode multiple times. Moving into its third week with strong viewership and positive reviews, the superhero fantasy Chrome: The Series is filling a void left by the absent Hollywood blockbusters.
Nearly 20 years in the making, Chrome with its cliffhanger zeal continues to draw large audiences on Amazon Prime. The Pilot Episode “Death Wish” has fans anticipating the next chapter.
Above: Chrome: The Series has opened to strong audience and critic raves and a huge audience on Amazon Prime. You can also get Chrome: Episode 1 Death Wish on Amazon Pay Per View.
Fan Alan Boyd raves, “Congrats on your Chrome series debut on Amazon Prime. Twas very impressive and quite unique in many ways. It’s not often that a show stands out for me – Yours did.”
Above: Anthony Piana as the evil Colonel Zet with the escaped bot Copper played by Jamie Lynn Sease in Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime.
Luke Barnes, critic at Another Millennial Reviewer said, “I just watched the first episode of Chrome, I couldn’t stop, I couldn’t look away, it was just too good. Super cool and had a Xena like vibe to it.”
Above: Chrome fights back against her cruel masters. Chrome: The Series draws the inspiration of its style from graphic novels and and golden era scifi action cliff hangers. Below: Batman Courtesy DC Comics.
Amazon reviewer Ariel Rose says, “This was amazing. Absolutely amazing. Chrome emerges from a cranked dystopian world as a compelling protagonist who stands to fight! She is the oppressed, a robot slave hunted for running. And she does not put up with being treated cruelly. I watched episode 1 over and over. Every scene is a comic book gem.”
Above: Chrome In peril.
Chrome: The Series which takes place in the dystopian future of 2131 is an escapist superhero fantasy adventure about a female robot slave who defies her cruel masters with the help of petite repairbot Perdix (Natasha Coppola-Shalom) to fight injustice and bring light to a dystopian world. Created as a serialized movie with each standalone chapter a different episode named after a famous movie, a new Episode of Chrome: The Series will be released every 3 months (next episode on August 30), until all five episodes of the first series is completed.
Above and below: Scenes from Timothy Hines’ 10 Days In A Madhouse featuring Caroline Barry as Nellie Bly and Christopher Lambert as E.C. Dent. – Courtesy NBC Universal Home Entertainment.
Above: Susan Goforth as the real life person, stern and practical Mrs. Stanard who got Nellie Bly committed to Blackwell’s Island Lunatic Asylum for Women. Below Ms. Goforth in another universe as EL the Reclaimer in Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime.
Above Left: Wonder Woman, courtesy of Warner Bros. Above Right: Chrome: The Series – Pendragon Pictures.
“Chrome: The Series is like five movies in one,” explains producer Susan Goforth, “Each episode or chapter is so chock full of excitement and story it begs you to watch it again and again. We purposefully went against the old custom of releasing an entire season in one day in order to allow our scifi, cyberpunk, fantasy, female superhero fans time to watch and re-watch, discuss, digest and anticipate the upcoming episode. It’s a living comic book decades in the making and its time is now.”
Above: The ex-police now laborbot giant robot NAL (Dave Morrissey Jr.) and Repair bot Perdix (Natasha Coppola-Shalom) escaping.
Watch Josh MacPhearson’s Video Review of Chrome: the Series on Amazon Prime here – Video Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5W_Kzpwab0&feature=emb_logo
Natasha Coppola-Shalom, niece of Nicolas Cage and Francis Ford Coppola’s grandniece, a talented actress whose proving to be the rightful heir to the Coppola artistic dynasty.
Above: Natasha Coppola-Shalom records the voice of Perdix for Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime.
“Natasha Coppola-Shalom is that rare talent who understands every facet needed to be successful in front of the camera as well as possessing the humility and grace required to work successfully in movies. She’s an Oscar winner in the making and I am truly excited to have her portraying Perdix in Chrome: The Series as well as starring in my next film,” beams famed scifi and feminist director Timothy Hines.
Natasha Coppola-Shalom on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival.
“Natasha’s gift is her choices,” relates producer Susan Goforth. “I am very excited to get her in front of the camera again. She is wonderful to work with.”
Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/embed/TEeFKldV9OU
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