Slow burn time travel mix of mystery horror & psychology genres. Good drama, needs an ending though. Actors did ok enough.
more people should watch it, totally worth it. i felt so connected with lucy and other characters, and the plot is so interesting. recommend it 100%
Excellent. Rather a bit of existential horror, of you care to think about the implications.
If you don't, it's a marvelous mystery with an extraordinarily satisfyingly ending.
And Peter Capaldi is really good.
And some very good filmmaking, by the way.
Very well done and a very creative story. I would love to see more of this in the future.
I was expecting psychological thriller, got psychological supernatural thriller, which is a plus. Definitely curious enough to keep watching.
They did a very good job on all fronts. The script is very well thought which makes it really enjoyable, the acting is superb, it's spooky when it has to but overall it's a crime show.
As always the best things are an inch "harder" to find, it's delusional that the average people gets hooked by cheaper shows.
Slow start but worth the wait. The second half is great stuff. Also, the creepiest autistic child ever filmed. Mike did nothing wrong.
One problem: the eternal recurrence Gideon experiences only makes sense if he's the only one doing it. Once you have other people in his same instance of the world experiencing it, it falls apart. For instance, does the world reset each time he dies? Or does it reset each time Evelyn dies? Only makes sense if all the "awake" people die at the same time. Or maybe he's the "player" character and all the awake NPCs just have to reset every time he does?
I preferred this series when I was watching it, episodes 1-5, than when it ended when it just seemed to fizzle out. The cast and acting were great, the shots were a bit too dark in paces and at times it got a bit confusing but it needed to be given the nature of the story. It's just the ending I wasn't that impressed with, felt like a bit of an anti-climax.
Pleasantly surprised. I was expecting another British murder drama, which it is and tend to be hit/miss for me, but this had an interesting twist. Time travel/viewing is notoriously treacherous, but I think this was done elegantly. This is a quality series. Def binge worthy as others have noted.
This series has a great soundtrack.
It's a timeloop. That's it. Saved you 6 hours of boring English crackers talking.
There are so many movies about time loops, multiverses and parallel lives. But it's not easy to write a TV series that talks about the same topics. One of my favorites is 11.22.63, but I must say that The devil's hour is very addictive. And yes, Peter Capaldi's interpretation is masterful.
[Prime Video] A supernatural thriller that introduces overlapping narrative elements that work less well than "Shining girls" (2022). There are five episodes of confusion and a sixth of explanation, which ends up being somewhat frustrating, because it reveals an artificial character in the construction of the script, and in reality it doesn't quite justify everything that has happened before.
Great show!!!
Could have been trimmed to 5 episodes instead of the 6, you never really know where your going with each episode and if you do think you’ve worked it out, each episode will flip it on its head.
I can promise you the ending and explanation will be different to what you ever thought it was going to be…..
Very very clever!!!!
Such a great mini series! Got hooked from the first episode and couldn't stop watching! Capaldi's performance is a masterpiece, he delivered each line with such passion! Would definitely recommend giving this a watch
There is this show on the air and people are still talking about "1 billion hours of streaming for Dahmer".
This is an Ode To Television.
Absolute masterpiece, the last two episodes, the dialogues and discussion among them whose plain poetic.
Totally binge worthy
Literally got hooked after ep 1
Peter Capaldi is exceptional as always
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Is this borrowing from the anime, "Erased," (2016)?