Grimm

Grimm

2011
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7.9 | TV-14 | en | Drama

After Portland homicide detective Nick Burkhardt discovers he's descended from an elite line of criminal profilers known as "Grimms," he increasingly finds his responsibilities as a detective at odds with his new responsibilities as a Grimm.

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7.9 | TV-14 | en | Drama , Mystery , Sci-Fi | More Info
Released: 2011-10-28 | Released Producted By: Universal Media Studios , Universal Television Country: Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.nbc.com/grimm/
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After Portland homicide detective Nick Burkhardt discovers he's descended from an elite line of criminal profilers known as "Grimms," he increasingly finds his responsibilities as a detective at odds with his new responsibilities as a Grimm.

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Drama , Mystery , Sci-Fi

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Cast

David Giuntoli , Silas Weir Mitchell , Russell Hornsby

Director

Dan Schaefer

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Universal Media Studios , Universal Television

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Grimm Audience Reviews

Maidgethma Wonderfully offbeat film!
SpecialsTarget Disturbing yet enthralling
Connianatu How wonderful it is to see this fine actress carry a film and carry it so beautifully.
AnhartLinkin This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.
ElliottFG A fun, focused, and well-paced romp through a fairy tale, quickly streamlining and integrating the story into an easy to follow procedural case.Give it a chance as its first episodes are low quality but hey it was 2011 then it gets more details and the artwork is amazing see it now!
nightroses This TV series has lasted for a number of years for about 6 seasons. If any modern TV series adaption of the classic fairytales is almost frightening and dark, and also magical, it's "Grimm". There are the people called Grimm, who are able to see things that normal people cannot. What they can see are Wesen, that means people who are not quite human but creatures of the paranormal. Some of the Wesen are friendly and others are dangerous. It's now ended and a show that will be missed, deserves so many awards and recognition.
mysteryvoiceman I loved this series and watched it for such a long time. I would recommend the first couple of seasons to everyone!After a while the director kept throwing in more and more awkward sex scenes which is the only reason I took away a star, because the plot seemed to kind of die down after a while.
anesstezia I love the story. I keep re-watching it from time to time. As there are no animals morphing into humans in reality and no humans devolving into beasts (at least physically), I guess this is partially a social\political allegory. Which keeps it a fascinating food for thought. Some juicy points here I keep thinking about: Nick Burkhardt is visiting a prison and most of the convicts are "vessen". The angry, poisonous, uncontrollable, inherently evil types. They also happen to be black, asian, latino etc. Which is sorta interesting.This is a fairy tale, so there are creatures abundant. In fact, there are almost NO humans around. A Grimm is also a special kind of creature, so it does not count. There's Hank Griffin (I've been waiting for him to start turning into a heraldic bird but no) who almost died (in part) because of his human vulnerability, and there was Juliette - but she has turned into an ugly beast, and there was Sgt. Wu -but he has turned into a creature... And that's mostly it and nothing memorable. So - the society is made mostly of animals, driven by unbeatable instincts and genetic imprints.And so there are no laws, morality, reason or compassion, except the lying fake overlay. The skeleton structure is still medieval monarchy. Hm... I've just read Michel Foucault "Surveiller et Punir". The regimentation and the drill-machine power. It adds up nicely to the Grimm picture. Besides, there are creatures that cannot be reasoned with, or bargained with - they can only be killed. Although they seem to speak and act humanly\rationally - the are insects\reptiles (mollusks? algae? bacteria?).So, beavers are construction workers. And construction workers are beavers. You cannot elude or escape it. You are what you are what you are what you are. It's like an Indian caste society. A hive. An anthill. That's what they paint America to be. Well, no. It isn't. Not where I stand.Being a human is an exception. An anomaly. Monroe and Rosalee would like like to marry like 2 human beings - and that's the problem. There are different ways to interpret this...There are episodes that are out of "fairy-tale" boundaries. The pathetic intern creature who tries to become a Grimm contrary to his "biological" nature (you don't really think it's biological, do you?). The mother, who tries to "genetically" modify her son into a "turtle\lion"...And soon & so forth, ladies and gents...