Jay Swan, un joven oficial que llega a su nueva estación en el pueblo donde vive su padre alejado, al igual de la mujer que cambiará su vida para siempre, Mary.Jay Swan, un joven oficial que llega a su nueva estación en el pueblo donde vive su padre alejado, al igual de la mujer que cambiará su vida para siempre, Mary.Jay Swan, un joven oficial que llega a su nueva estación en el pueblo donde vive su padre alejado, al igual de la mujer que cambiará su vida para siempre, Mary.
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First, the camera work is amazing. I will not mention any scenes that I find amazing, because I do not want to spoil the feeling, but... this series is worthy for just that.
Acting is really good. I really believed the actor was a young Swan.
Directing is probably the best part. I loved the Killing (first series) and the True Detective (first series) and this Mystery Road: Origin is there, right there with these two. Really good.
Screenplay is probably the weakest part, but it is still fairly good.
Acting is really good. I really believed the actor was a young Swan.
Directing is probably the best part. I loved the Killing (first series) and the True Detective (first series) and this Mystery Road: Origin is there, right there with these two. Really good.
Screenplay is probably the weakest part, but it is still fairly good.
It would be hard to step into the shoes of the brilliant Aaron Pedersen, but as we enjoyed all the Mystery Road's, including Goldstone, before were prepared to take the risk. We were worried about the character development and if an authentic young version of Jay Swan would come across but no matter bc Mark Coles Smith didn't disappoint. You can see the likeness in the brooding temperament, the thinking man's scowl and then once or twice, that dazzling smile breaks through. The series delivered complexity and depth and our lead was matched with an equally strong cast.
Didn't see that twist though.
We hope ABC continues to write this series eventually linking the stories of young Jay to the older version.
Didn't see that twist though.
We hope ABC continues to write this series eventually linking the stories of young Jay to the older version.
Fan service writ large for the target audience. Two things set MR apart from almost every other police show on TV. The locale. And the pacing. If the pacing were any slower, viewers would be able to paint the garage between scenes. But with that slow pacing comes a constant unflinching sense of perpetual dread, and that is what makes MR a standout.
Amazing. I was dreading this being a bad prequel with sub standard acting compared to the original Mystery Road with the amazing Arron Pederson. But...wow. This is stunning. Phenomenal acting, brilliant cinematography and photography that just stuns you. Have you ever seen the outback? Yeah I have. I live here and this is it - bang on accurate: feel the dust.
This is the outback writ large on film. Seriously congratulations to everyone involved in this, it's a creative credit to the original, and a new and impressive addition to the Mystery Road series and movies. 10/10.
Look me up, see my reviews, I hate almost everything. I bloody loved this. Gold star folks. If you haven't watched the original series, do yourself a favour and get into that. Then, watch this and thank me. I can't recommend this highly enough. Aussie TV at its best:
This is the outback writ large on film. Seriously congratulations to everyone involved in this, it's a creative credit to the original, and a new and impressive addition to the Mystery Road series and movies. 10/10.
Look me up, see my reviews, I hate almost everything. I bloody loved this. Gold star folks. If you haven't watched the original series, do yourself a favour and get into that. Then, watch this and thank me. I can't recommend this highly enough. Aussie TV at its best:
Mystery Road - Origin
This prequel got off to a slow and lumbering start, it was just insufficient to start the show with "soap" like issues.
However, as the show progressed, at a very decided pace, it started to establish a crime and potential suspects, they couldn't help themselves with the woke inserts and predictable indigenous issues that lacked heft. We had some terrible stereotyping and really there was little new here.
Mark Coles Smith made a fine Jay Swan and he did look uncannily like a young Aaron Pedersen. Overall the acting was crisp but the story lacked narrative impetus, as this rate they would get through a couple of cases a year in this hick town.
I'm giving this a 6 outta 10 meaning worth watching but it could have been so much better!
This prequel got off to a slow and lumbering start, it was just insufficient to start the show with "soap" like issues.
However, as the show progressed, at a very decided pace, it started to establish a crime and potential suspects, they couldn't help themselves with the woke inserts and predictable indigenous issues that lacked heft. We had some terrible stereotyping and really there was little new here.
Mark Coles Smith made a fine Jay Swan and he did look uncannily like a young Aaron Pedersen. Overall the acting was crisp but the story lacked narrative impetus, as this rate they would get through a couple of cases a year in this hick town.
I'm giving this a 6 outta 10 meaning worth watching but it could have been so much better!
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- TriviaThis is the third time Kelton Pell and Mark Coles Smith have played father and son - The Circuit (2007), The Gods of Wheat Street (2013), and Mystery Road: Origin (2022).
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