|
|
Post by notacrook on Sept 16, 2017 22:48:48 GMT
Yeah, it wasn't great. Some interesting ideas, Moss and Kidman were fantastic, but in general a lot of it felt so contrived and unnatural. I didn't buy half of what the characters said or did.
|
|
|
|
Post by notacrook on Sept 16, 2017 22:52:21 GMT
Yeah, it wasn't great. Some interesting ideas, Moss and Kidman were fantastic, but in general a lot of it felt so contrived and unnatural. I didn't buy half of what the characters said or did. Also just me or does it feel like some crime shows lately seem to portray men as pigs, women a bit flawed but saintly? I sort of felt that way watching Broadchurch as well. I definitely felt that with China Girl. The feminism was so aggressive and hamfisted, with every male character being in some way repulsive and unlikeable. |
|
|
|
Post by ibbi on Sept 17, 2017 10:21:30 GMT
It was okay. I liked it a lot more after the episode with David Wenham in. I think after that the whole thing picked up big time, but until then it was really just the chemistry between Moss and Christie that kept it interesting.
|
|
forksforest
Junior Member
Quit your shit-spitting
Posts: 492 
Likes: 212
|
Post by forksforest on Sept 17, 2017 14:23:39 GMT
Yeah, it wasn't great. Some interesting ideas, Moss and Kidman were fantastic, but in general a lot of it felt so contrived and unnatural. I didn't buy half of what the characters said or did. Also just me or does it feel like some crime shows lately seem to portray men as pigs, women a bit flawed but saintly? I sort of felt that way watching Broadchurch as well. That was my issue with season 1. Hated it |
|
