Passenger
- Série télévisée
- 2024
- 1h
Une communauté très unie est mise en péril à la suite d'une série de crimes étranges et contre nature.Une communauté très unie est mise en péril à la suite d'une série de crimes étranges et contre nature.Une communauté très unie est mise en péril à la suite d'une série de crimes étranges et contre nature.
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Well there's 6 hrs of my life I won't get back
Only watched this for want of something else to watch - learned my lesson there. Probably the most unsophisticated thing I have watched for a decade. I'm still scratching my head at why I kept starting a the next episode. Each episode was like Groundhog Day. Unconvincing characters - felt sorry for the actors who were expected to do something with a scrip and storyline like Hollyoaks on a really really bad day.
Perfect example of why trying to lever Stranger Things into North Manchester should. Ever be attempted again.
Need a lie down now.
Fumin' at the end.
Only watched this for want of something else to watch - learned my lesson there. Probably the most unsophisticated thing I have watched for a decade. I'm still scratching my head at why I kept starting a the next episode. Each episode was like Groundhog Day. Unconvincing characters - felt sorry for the actors who were expected to do something with a scrip and storyline like Hollyoaks on a really really bad day.
Perfect example of why trying to lever Stranger Things into North Manchester should. Ever be attempted again.
Need a lie down now.
Fumin' at the end.
Plenty of things dragged this potentially enjoyable, but ultimately topical and unsophisticated, production down, such as:
- Underdeveloped characters/relationships
- Slow pacing
- Repetitious events; too many coughing scenes; many characters involved in 'terror in the woods', but no reveals by two thirds of the way through the series; alarms and goo in multiple lab scenes, but no conclusive data/outcome at all; animal mutilation images on a loop; and the same with overly dramatic conversations...
- Annoying relationship dramas that don't drive a story
- Some of the comedic scripting works, but not much
- An unsympathetic and generally negative tone (damaged and/or unlikable characters, and that's supposed to be funny)
If Sally Wainright (Happy Valley) and M. Night Shyamalan (The Sixth Sense) got drunk while watching an episode of The League of Gentlemen they would end up writing something like this.
After watching the first episode I am confused and intrigued. People drive around in 25 year old cars but have smart phones. Someone plays a computer game from the 80s but they are an anti-fracking protester. Is this place even 'real'? I'm thinking 'Lost', 'Life on Mars' even 'The Truman Show'.
The first episode was quite disjointed and demanded patience from it's audience, that's a big ask these days. They did enough to get me watching episode 2 but only just.
After watching the first episode I am confused and intrigued. People drive around in 25 year old cars but have smart phones. Someone plays a computer game from the 80s but they are an anti-fracking protester. Is this place even 'real'? I'm thinking 'Lost', 'Life on Mars' even 'The Truman Show'.
The first episode was quite disjointed and demanded patience from it's audience, that's a big ask these days. They did enough to get me watching episode 2 but only just.
I can see what the writers where attempting to do but it fails to work because the UK is nothing like America, where a town can be isolated, hours away from a major town or city. The way they speak about Manchester as if it's a far off, all shapes and lights metropolis they can only dream of doesn't work because they could get a bus to Manchester in an hour from this fictional Lancs village (filmed in Todmorden so I'm estimating the distance from that).
Transplanting this Twin Peaks/Stranger Things atmosphere to Lancashire just doesn't work and it makes it silly. The 70s/80s aesthetic with the cars, decor and fashion combined with modern mobile phones is jarring, plus the scene of an old school point and click adventure played on a modern computer just feels like a jumbled mess.
The characters and community aren't believable, the plot moves at a snails pace without enough hook to keep the audience engaged and it feels as if the writers have never been North of the Watford Gap.
I watched it all purely to see what would become of it. I found nothing at the end and I can't see it being picked up for another series.
Transplanting this Twin Peaks/Stranger Things atmosphere to Lancashire just doesn't work and it makes it silly. The 70s/80s aesthetic with the cars, decor and fashion combined with modern mobile phones is jarring, plus the scene of an old school point and click adventure played on a modern computer just feels like a jumbled mess.
The characters and community aren't believable, the plot moves at a snails pace without enough hook to keep the audience engaged and it feels as if the writers have never been North of the Watford Gap.
I watched it all purely to see what would become of it. I found nothing at the end and I can't see it being picked up for another series.
The village of Chadder Vale is beset by a series of bizarre tragedies, DI Riya Ajunwa is keen to investigate, but her boss wants a lid kept on things.
The amount of people I've spoken to that said they gave up after ten or twenty minutes, and I totally get why, this is the most frustrating series I've seen in a long while.
It's all over the place and very patchy, I'd argue half is just plain bad, and half is actually very good, the last two episodes were so much better, but getting to that point is hard work.
The story was very good, the acting on point, but the storytelling side of it was all over the place, at times it was virtually impossible to follow. When it finally falls into place, it's actually very satisfying, and it does come together well.
I've heard people rightly mention Twin Peaks and Fargo, personally I got more Fortitude vibes from it.
Very well acted, Wunmi Mosaku as always is great, at times she's better than the material allows.
6/10.
The amount of people I've spoken to that said they gave up after ten or twenty minutes, and I totally get why, this is the most frustrating series I've seen in a long while.
It's all over the place and very patchy, I'd argue half is just plain bad, and half is actually very good, the last two episodes were so much better, but getting to that point is hard work.
The story was very good, the acting on point, but the storytelling side of it was all over the place, at times it was virtually impossible to follow. When it finally falls into place, it's actually very satisfying, and it does come together well.
I've heard people rightly mention Twin Peaks and Fargo, personally I got more Fortitude vibes from it.
Very well acted, Wunmi Mosaku as always is great, at times she's better than the material allows.
6/10.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe location this was filmed in is noted as Todmorden, West Yorkshire. The town is famous for its 'Jumbo Bread' which is on the side of the delivery van in the first episode.
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- Todmorden, West Yorkshire, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni(on location)
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