petemackintosh

It's ok but the pace and style lets it down. If it were like The Grand Budapest Hotel or Clue or even murder she wrote it would have been much better.

This series is falling into a similar trap that many displacement sci stories do - the 12 monkeys syndrome. Switching bodies, time, reality etc. It is interesting to begin with but as the story becomes more convoluted it becomes less and less relatable. To the point you really don't care who does what and what for because none of it really matters.

Don't get me wrong it's a good series and a good watch, but like all modern sci fi it ends up telling a similar story, searching for a meaning by destroying the reality.

I saw this at the cinema and it was ok, bit of an awkward watch. But 20 years on, it doesn't feel right. The world has moved on..