Unfortunately, much of the acting is overdone; the males, chiefly, and Colin Salmon in particular. However, Georgina Campbell and Wallis Day rock, so much can be forgiven. There is a Shakespearean drama feel from some of the actors, not really helped by the script, that don't quite harmonize with the more relaxed style of the younger cast members. Noteworthy, despite the fleeting moment we have to appreciate his talent, was Dublin-born Emmet, J. Scanlon as "Lobo", a completely psychopathic but very funny galactic bounty hunter who has the disturbing quality of seeming to be pretty much "unkillable." (which some academics may say is not a word but is the only one that fits the character).
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Unfortunately, much of the acting is overdone; the males, chiefly, and Colin Salmon in particular. However, Georgina Campbell and Wallis Day rock, so much can be forgiven. There is a Shakespearean drama feel from some of the actors, not really helped by the script, that don't quite harmonize with the more relaxed style of the younger cast members. Noteworthy, despite the fleeting moment we have to appreciate his talent, was Dublin-born Emmet, J. Scanlon as "Lobo", a completely psychopathic but very funny galactic bounty hunter who has the disturbing quality of seeming to be pretty much "unkillable." (which some academics may say is not a word but is the only one that fits the character).