The Box

*Ok this is my first review, but there seems to be a lot of overly harsh feedback on this show.*

The show is incoherent. People giving this a 10 must be on drugs.

I love Ana Friel...and now I don't.

Those looking for a new show for entertainment, look elsewhere.

Sorry, but pretentiousness is not a good quality.

WHY?, This should have been a great showing, especially when you consider previous roles played by Anna Friel.

SHE is actually good in this!, BUT the script lets it down Very Badly.

Production values are about average, the camera work is above average and in all, the acting is quite good.

It's quite hard to find good to say about this because of awful script writing.

To Conclude, Note to the production company or companies, Please invest more in decent scripts!.

It would make sense to invest more in production and script writers with even some talent, than to give the lead Actor/s the bulk of finances.

Wow. Expected this to be good but boy was I wrong.

Such unlikeable characters this whole show is let down purely on the terrible script.

A great concept with great actors ruined by a horrendously annoying storyline/script.

Yikes. Every time Pici freaks out thinking something is real that clearly isn't and the people around her just super calmly say 'oh no, please don't, you need help' but literally do heck all to actually stop her insanity.

What's up with the psychiatrist. She's the strangest character I can't tell if she's shady, incompetent, or confused about where she is and what she's doing.

Plus the supernatural aspect is woven in so terribly.

I don't know why anyone thought this was okay to put out in it's current state but yea, I'd give it a miss.

Anna Friel should not have been involved in this.

That is my headline too.

What a s*it bargain.

Started bad, got worse, Then all went to c R A P.

No. No more of this.

Good and mediocre actors WILL not make it.

No.

It goes to the trash.

Sorry.

Right from the opening credits & throughout, the The Box is an uncomfortable watch, with tedious & dark scenes, accents which obviously aren't American, although they're supposed to be & all underlined by miserable music & overacted performances.

Friel was long ago over promoted from her British soap opera beginnings & her short comings are left wide open & on view here as there's no one around to support her with any glimmer of talent. The clumsily inserted ID politics & ridiculous man's suit add to the unintended comedy.

The blurb for the show sounds great, but getting anywhere near this story means wading through a morass of dreary nonsense. One wonders what happened to the 'Entertainment Business', as modern Hollywood seems bent on entertaining no one.