It was very dated and the picture quality - yikes!
My guess is 1993
It was 1994 - the first one that Rolf Lassgård filmed. Yes, we expect everything to be HD these days. I expect when 4K is the norm we will be saying the same about HD picture quality
Are these the Kenneth Branagh final series of "Wallander"?
I heard they were making them over a year ago, but we havent seen them on TV yet...or did i miss it?
Anyone know?
Are these the Kenneth Branagh final series of "Wallander"?
I heard they were making them over a year ago, but we havent seen them on TV yet...or did i miss it?
Anyone know?
They probably could have made this a two parter. Little was advanced plot-wise in ep 2 was it? Really just that Kurt now thinks the fire was set by kids but the Somalian refugee was killed by racists. I liked the way they updated us on the plot via Kurt's inner thoughts at the beginning of ep 2 as well - incase we missed ep 1 haha! Anyway it's interesting, as ever, to see the more personal aspects of Kurt's life - his continuing feelings for Mona, issues with his father/Linda etc.
But indeed - the picture quality! Only to be expected though. It suddenly makes you feel old by remembering how long ago the mid 90s was!
Just finished watching the 4 hour meander and it was very poor on many levels, thin plot, jumped about, padded out with erelevant personal stuff, picture quality, clumsy references to racism.
Having watched Killing/Bridge/Borgen in this same program slot made it even worse in comparison.
Was that Faceless Killers? I haven't watched the last hour yet but I quite like it. I don't watch much drama though so maybe I'm easily pleased. I prefer it to tonight's one anyway.
Yes that's the one, sorry to keep having a go but even the title (Faceless Killers) seemed wrong. For me it implied that there was going to be something special about their faces, but instead it just meant they had not been identified, maybe the translation to English did not work well. Not giving anything away but for most of the final episode the police actually had photos of the faces of the "Faceless" individuals.
Oh, and if you listen carefully we did find out who feed the horses, it was mind blowing (not).
Looking forward to new series of Broadchurch this week, the first series was a masterpiece.
Just finished watching the 4 hour meander and it was very poor on many levels, thin plot, jumped about, padded out with erelevant personal stuff, picture quality, clumsy references to racism.
Having watched Killing/Bridge/Borgen in this same program slot made it even worse in comparison.
I was looking forward to watching Montalbano, (I missed it first time round) still some episodes to go.
Couldn't get into Wallendar
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It was very dated and the picture quality - yikes!
My guess is 1993
It was 1994 - the first one that Rolf Lassgård filmed. Yes, we expect everything to be HD these days. I expect when 4K is the norm we will be saying the same about HD picture quality
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallander_%28film_series%29
That's the final Wallander unscreened in the UK. Given Dogs of Riga is next Saturday 3rd, I hope this is the following week.
Spiral starts on Saturday January 10.
Maybe TWL will be shown after Spiral ends
I heard they were making them over a year ago, but we havent seen them on TV yet...or did i miss it?
Anyone know?
Really??? I mean, REALLY?!?!?!?!
Oooh! As that's for another thread I'd better do my own research for a change
But indeed - the picture quality! Only to be expected though. It suddenly makes you feel old by remembering how long ago the mid 90s was!
Wow, thanks very much, I'd have missedit. I assumed it was on tomorrow.
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Wallander seduction technique: Push the woman over and then fall on her!
Edit: I see someone already mentioned this, but in case it got lost...
Yes. thats why I thought it might be the new Brannagh series that hasnt aired yet.
Having watched Killing/Bridge/Borgen in this same program slot made it even worse in comparison.
Yes that's the one, sorry to keep having a go but even the title (Faceless Killers) seemed wrong. For me it implied that there was going to be something special about their faces, but instead it just meant they had not been identified, maybe the translation to English did not work well. Not giving anything away but for most of the final episode the police actually had photos of the faces of the "Faceless" individuals.
Oh, and if you listen carefully we did find out who feed the horses, it was mind blowing (not).
Looking forward to new series of Broadchurch this week, the first series was a masterpiece.
I was looking forward to watching Montalbano, (I missed it first time round) still some episodes to go.
Couldn't get into Wallendar