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21. Aug 2019
Agatha Christie at her finest...nuff said!
Fantastic show! The characters have such great chemistry together. The box set is very nice. I imagine I will watch these mysteries over and over throughout my life. Agatha Christie is so good at surprises and twists. You will love this series!
09. Sep 2022
Perfectly written
Some of the best writing in the history of film/tv. A downard spiral of a story in which every element onscreen is connected to every other element. There are no wasted characters, words, or set pieces. This is a brilliant piece of writing, though not for the faint of heart. It is a morality tale, which are in short supply these days. There is good, and there is evil. With every decision (as C.S. Lewis said), we are making ourselves creatures more fit for heaven or hell. This story will disturb you, and that is a good thing. Like Tom Waits' character in THE FISHER KING, It is a moral caution light, saying, "Go no further."
08. Jun 2007
Rob (yawn) Hood
2 von 9 finden das hilfreich We really wanted to like this series because we are researching Robin Hood right now and looking at hundreds of different versions of the story. Actually, the first 4 or 5 episodes were really quite good (except for the distracting and repetitive Clannad score). Then the black magic kicked in with the arrival of Hearn the Hunter and it was a slippery slope to dullsville from then on. Now, I am not a purist who is completely opposed to the Deus ex machina, but the writers of this version of Robin Hood Deus ex machina-d this thing to death. F'rinstance: in one episode, Marian gets an arrow in the back, so they take her to this rock circle that looks like a mini-Stonehenge. Hearn the Hunter shows up with his deer horns on top of his head, a brilliant light streams from the clouds as they pull the arrow out of Marian's back, and then POOF! fade to a resurrected Marian...in a new outfit, to boot! There's nothing like a little of that old black magic to make things all right again and catapult us into the next episode unscathed. Honestly, I really liked a lot of the characters. Will's angry eyes got a little tiresome after a while, but the cast had good chemistry overall. Hats off to the director, too. I thought it was a stellar directing job. But cast chemistry and good direction do not a good story make. In this legend, I want Robin Hood and his merry men to be the heroes. Not some deer-headed mystic casting spells and calling on the black pagan arts to save the day. I'm sad to say I finally gave up watching this first season after one episode in which we had to endure not one, not two, not three, but at least four pagan fairy dances around a campfire at the base of a sacred tree. Ugh. Give me an old-fashioned arrows-flying peasant-saving Robin Hood over a lost, tormented tree hugger any day.