Jägarna

Why or why can't the USA produce decent series and television shows?

That being said, I enjoyed the series from beginning to end. A retired detective returns home to a small town where everyone knows everyone. Although, the retired detective isn't authorized to investigate crimes, he's so much more experienced than the local police force. He digs in to solve the crime like it or not. For this, in both series, he is resented, but nothing stops him to find the answers and solve a crime. The detective has family living in the community. A nephew who is a trainee at the local police department. The kid is so green and his trainer is a dirty cop. Series 3 would be welcome.

If you love swedish criminal drama then Jägarna is a must.

An exceptional series. What confuses the assessment is that we are now accustomed to very fluid and constantly moving camera movements, post-production of lighting and permanent effects. But in Jägarna, none of that.

We return to the classic thriller, to the thriller of 15 or 20 years ago, and that's where it's strong: everything depends on both the interpretation (the performance of the actors and actresses) and the scenario . And here, the scenario is absolutely out of the ordinary as the writing is of great mastery and the narration is very tight. There is not an extra scene, not a useless moment, not a second where we are bored.

So, it is certainly too classic to please people dependent on visual overkill, but Jägarna remains a work of art and a demonstration of efficiency which will delight fans of the genre.

I see there's very few reviews, and one numpty left a series review after only 3 episodes. Meh. This show is fantastic. So much so I am stoked they are making a second season. I won't give anything away, but trust me, this is compelling. Bravo.

Having seen the two movies you want to see the tv-show! It takes about two episodes and then you must see how it ends! It's an ok tv-flick and the last episode is very tense! Give it a chance, it's ok!