True Blood: The Complete Third Season (2010)

 True Blood: The Complete Third Season (2010) is hottest film now. In the completed three season this film very scare. But it's real good film with R rate. With the most famous actor, Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer, Sam Trammell, Ryan Kwanten, this film make satisfied. The DVD quality of this product and the run in 720 minutes, this film make us always stay in front of the screen.

And i know why this film is a best seller film, whereas this film released in May 31.

True Blood always has a nutty taste, camp, trash something, but always entertaining show were resolved, but the third season is simply a sustained and comprehensive attack on the watcher the sense and reason. Lessons from pacemaker problems in season 2 (where the last game of the season degenerated into a tedious parade of orgy scenes to fill the earth without apparent reason), Alan Ball was more than offset massive, packing in every moment this season with surprising plot appearances of new characters, old characters return surprise (including death), new ideas, new races, new concepts and, yes, the kitchen sink. This is certainly not boring season, but it is one that is overloaded to the point of near incoherence.

In Bon Temps, everyone has something to hide. But new threats appear, we can not hide the secrets of her past. After Sookie discovers Bill was kidnapped, he started in Mississippi, where she falls into a world of werewolves and a powerful vampire king rules. Eric is also required to pay the king's domain on an old account, Jason falls in love to help a mysterious woman, Lafayette can not love or demons, and Sam discovers the truth about his biological family. All this leads to the revelation of the series ... Sookie's true identity.

Overall this season of True Blood spectacular, but often headaches inducingly overwrought. "Arlene's baby" The script is useless and boring, what is the story of Jason's latest novel. The less said the introduction of the Fae (supernatural beings who live in the mystical realm of Timotei ad apparently), the better. However, we also get a lot more time for screen-Eric and Pam, that's fine, and we also get one wonderfully wacky TV cliffhanger of all time (you know when you see it).