Season 1 – How to Get to Heaven From Belfast

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John S @JohnSmithReviews 9h Writing this review after watching two episodes because I’m bored already. It’s not remotely funny and very annoying most of the time. Drip feeding a story that’s pretty predictable so far. Thinks it’s way smarter than it is. Whatever happens now isn’t going to have made it worth watching two completely boring episodes. A giant disappointment after the spectacularly good Derry Girls. As always the audience score is right and critics know absolutely nothing. See more Christian M @RT77844375 2d It starts out okay (just okay) but the plot becomes excruciatingly absurd. Laughably nonsensical. And at all times the story is checking off all the required "woke" boxes. One after the other. In the most painful and obvious way. I will never watch another series of which Lisa McGee is a part. See more CHRIS M @ChrisMoore 2d Comedy? The only I laughed at was myself for watching this tedious unfocused mess. I stuck with it to see the answer of the mystery presented in the first episode. I got my answer, but by then I did not care, I was too worn down by the grating interaction of the three main characters and the bouncing around of the plot(if you can call it that!). See more Ed G @vestedinterests 2d Incoherent plot, one-note characters, constant air of self-conscious zaniness, very few actual jokes See more Craig P. @CraigPacker 3d Completely falls apart by the end. Over-plotted, needlessly complicated. Only occasionally funny. See more Marco L @decatur555 Mar 5 How to Get to Heaven from Belfast blends dark comedy, friendship and a slowly unfolding mystery in a way that feels lively and distinctive. The story follows three childhood friends who reunite after years apart, forcing them to confront old memories, unresolved tensions and a strange situation linked to their past. Much of the appeal comes from the sharp writing and the chemistry between the characters, whose conversations feel natural, chaotic and often very funny. The mystery itself sometimes becomes a little tangled, but the series keeps moving with a light, energetic tone. Belfast and the surrounding Irish landscapes add a strong sense of place, giving the story personality and atmosphere. It may not reinvent the genre, yet it remains an entertaining, witty and very watchable series driven by humor, character dynamics and a story that gradually pulls you in. See more Read all reviews

How to Get to Heaven From Belfast — Season 1

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