
cjonesas
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Wonderful show out there, superb stories plots, set design, set up, period accuracy, classical music & opera and obviously acting, though the two lead are a little on nerves, each for different reasons, mostly because of their up and down introvertness, but the crown of cringiness goes to the young doctor of psychology.
That's not a bad thing per se in this show cause the level and quality of the production, the terrific whodunit intricacies are so high that you cannot help but enjoy this fine piece of entertainment.
That's not a bad thing per se in this show cause the level and quality of the production, the terrific whodunit intricacies are so high that you cannot help but enjoy this fine piece of entertainment.
- Screenplay/storyline/plots: 7.5
- Production value/impact: 7.5
- Development: 8.5
- Realism: 8
- Entertainment: 8
- Acting: 8.5
- Filming/photography/cinematography: 9
- VFX: 8.5
- Music/score/sound: 7.5
- Depth: 7
- Logic: 6
- Flow: 8
- Drama/period history/mystery/crime/thriller: 8
- Ending: 7.5.
Hard to like and not like the series at the same time. The acting is good, the development is more than average, the ending is also done quite well; by the ending, I mean the whole curtain falling open clearing all the mystery. The rest, from episode one to the last is a little drawn out with occasional spikes of quality.
Thrillers involving family members are becoming more and more tedious.
Thrillers involving family members are becoming more and more tedious.
- Screenplay/storyline/plots: 6
- Production value/impact: 6.5
- Development: 7
- Realism: 6
- Entertainment: 6
- Acting: 7.5
- Filming/photography/cinematography: 7
- VFX: 7
- Music/score/sound: 6
- Depth: 5.5
- Logic: 4
- Flow: 6.5
- Drama/mystery/crime/thriller: 6.5
- Ending: 7.
A good thriller, drama that's more psychological than full action, is again wasted by endless family moments and drama and believe it or not Special Agent Kayla Craig (Alona-T) and Shannon Whitmer (Eloise-M) did the better job in the overall sense of the matter, next comes the irritably talented and multi-faceted Ed Ramsey (Ryan-E).
Detective Alex Cross is certainly not a PhD in psychology and more of a mind boxer with an impressive build and million problems of his own (own demons and family hellish ones).
It is not Luther, not that Luther was super impressive, but at least Idris-A was more fit as the character and had a more gentle, soft side.
Detective Alex Cross is certainly not a PhD in psychology and more of a mind boxer with an impressive build and million problems of his own (own demons and family hellish ones).
It is not Luther, not that Luther was super impressive, but at least Idris-A was more fit as the character and had a more gentle, soft side.
- Screenplay/storyline/plots: 6.5
- Production value/impact: 7
- Development: 8
- Realism: 6.5
- Entertainment: 6.5
- Acting: 7.5
- Filming/photography/cinematography: 8
- VFX: 8
- Music/score/sound: 6
- Depth: 6
- Logic: 4
- Flow: 7
- Drama/mystery/action/crime/thriller: 7
- Ending: 6.