It is a pity that time was spent on a scene about Strike's sex that was unimportant for the plot and characters of the characters, and the chemistry between Strike and Robin is not revealed at all in the series.
It was revealed in the book that Strike appreciated Robin's attractiveness, but was glad that she was engaged so that it would not affect their working relationship.
The second episode didn't even come in... after a more or less good pilot, somehow everything is completely boring and not serious. well, a very sluggish investigation, no atmosphere and heat, it's not interesting to find out who the killer is. GG is also indistinct. well, it's clear that it's British, but remember the same Broadchurch, a good detective dark and stylish came out. in short, from the authors of Harry Potter, nothing else was to be expected))
For the second series in a row, I've been puzzling over why the actress playing Tansy seems so familiar to me. Oh, this amazing British communal apartment!
Evan and Charlotte are a complete miskast in general. And for these characters, appearance is still important. Lucy doesn't look like herself, but she definitely got into character. The detective, of course, had to be cut back...
God, Evan, that's scary)))) Wasn't there anyone prettier? Considering that he's handsome in the book..
In general, they are going well, however, some details are being changed and reversed. And, of course, there is not enough reasoning, conversations, everything is somehow crumpled.
And what did the filmmakers dislike about the book version of the absence of a guard on duty? why put him in the pool?)
@juliakey: I see a lot of parallels with Sherlock in the series, and the pool is just important there) and it's just cinematic, and it wasn't so easy / wasn't (I haven't read it yet)
Apparently, they decided that the pool would be more cinematic than diarrhea. Well, it's not really that important, it doesn't affect the plot. But at the same time, the guard himself said in the book that she was absent, and here only Strike knows. And he slept with the model from the book after he found out about his ex's engagement. It is not clear why these details were changed. And why did Rochelle suddenly spend the whole day with Lula when it wasn't like that in the book, why isn't that blue leaf in the plot, why wasn't the laptop given to charity when it wasn't like that either?
The plot development is very different from the book. It's as if they took a vase, broke it into small pieces and made another vase out of them... There is an investigation going on in the book - logically, consistently, the tangle is unraveling. The film has chaotically sketched scenes, confusion. They also changed the characters of some of the characters. It is unclear why. I would like a film adaptation closer to the original, but who will undertake to reshoot ((
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26But in general, the picture is good
And the main characters are well chosen, that's what captivates me to look further, I believe them
Oh, this amazing British communal apartment!
It 's better not to take off this wolf mask 😂
In general, they are going well, however, some details are being changed and reversed.
And, of course, there is not enough reasoning, conversations, everything is somehow crumpled.
And what did the filmmakers dislike about the book version of the absence of a guard on duty? why put him in the pool?)