littlebirds-15066
Joined May 2021
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The long awaited and much anticipated Season Two was sadly a disappointment. I was unable to watch past the second episode as it was boring and had lost everything that made season one such fun. What on earth happened? I even feel embarrassed that I told friends that I was looking forward to it and recommended they watch it. I had to apologise and just added that Season one was so much better. Such a shame.
Love Keeley Hawes & Freddie Highmore in everything they've done, such talented actors. In this they are also fabulous but the script & some of the cast let them down. It went from a fun farce to what felt like a dated daytime soap opera. Not great & certainly not interesting enough to make me want to watch more than the 1st episode & that was painful.
I grew up in the 80's but you wouldn't need to have done to appreciate this. It has sass & coolness throughout. 'This Town' was written about the people, the politics and the music of an era but still manages to transcend into modern culture with this gem of a series.
Thank god for Steven Knight, he builds the characters so well that you have empathy and attachment to each of them. I find this is missing in a lot of modern productions and it lets them down. This however, is brilliantly written, stunningly produced and a joy to watch. I am now left wanting more.
The music was chosen carefully with a fusion of genres which is what the era was all about.
A mix of Peaky Blinders and This Is England rolled into one.
Thank god for Steven Knight, he builds the characters so well that you have empathy and attachment to each of them. I find this is missing in a lot of modern productions and it lets them down. This however, is brilliantly written, stunningly produced and a joy to watch. I am now left wanting more.
The music was chosen carefully with a fusion of genres which is what the era was all about.
A mix of Peaky Blinders and This Is England rolled into one.
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