Miniseries – Crossfire

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Richard C @RikstaC Jun 25 Thank heavens there is only one season. Poor script. Poor acting. Sad that such poor material can make it into production. There must be better stories than this second rate offering. See more Jake L @goslow Apr 9 I'm a bit shocked at all the bad reviews of this excellent mini-series. As someone well-versed in trauma, and its interventions, Crossfire gives an accurate portrayal of people caught in the midst of violence and loss, and a clear portrayal of the cloudy aftermath post-trauma. I was deeply moved by this production, the shock and fear of immersion first-hand of those experiencing fear, terror, violence and continued uncertainty, of how horrific experiences continue to follow us, in big and little ways, throughout our lives. People do the best they can, and this is, sadly, an accurate portrayal. See more Matt B @matt1888 Mar 23 The cast of a Tescos advert pick old random "BBC drama" script pages from a tombola drum and head off to Tenerife to film this twaddle. If you were in any doubt this is filmed abroad the camera operator puts a filter over the lens akin to a crinkly Lucozade bottle wrapper. The director shouts "let’s show Hollyoaks what we’re made of!" and hey presto you have Crossfire - utter nonsense. BBC, I applaud you for your consistency - to keep churning out programmes this bad shows some level of dedication and application. See more Nicholas R @RT87950424 Jan 8 This is not only a series made in incredibly bad taste, mimicking an actual terrorist attack, but makes Marvel look realistic in the way characters respond to issues of extramarital affairs while being shot at. See more Brett C @Harvey658 02/04/2023 Stupid twice. Stupid movie about stupid people. See more Pat D @RT41302214 12/27/2022 At first, I saw it as just another 'thriller' with a current twist. But when I let myself go a bit deeper, I saw the constant underlying theme was the life-shattering potential of impulsive self-indulgence without reflecting on possible consequence. And as with so many British productions, none of the characters were formula, one-sided characters. Most had strengths and weaknesses, and weren't as predictable as most pop stuff. Glad I watched it!! See more Read all reviews

Crossfire — Miniseries

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