Season 1 – Run Away

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letaiser 3d Pretty good Show, you dont really fall in love with the characters because I think they aren't very likable and the writing of them isn't good as well but the action makes up for it. The Story is pretty good, probably because it was based of a book as I believe and the acting is decent as well. Many decent plot twists that just make the show way more enjoyable and fun. See more Emily Haywood Scarfe @em777 Feb 5 Lots of twists and turns, cast are fantastic. See more Elisha I @asapidox Feb 4 Gripping from the first episode and never really lets up. The tension, twists, and performances stayed consistently strong all the way through, with a couple of standout highs. Perfect thriller binge. See more John S @Strain-ger Feb 3 Painfully bad with poor/ham acting from many and so many unrealistic scenes - Netflix are getting good at churning out garbage hoping a single talented actor like James Nesbit can carry the whole thing. See more Richard C @DrSniffy Feb 2 This was painful to watch, but once you start, you want to get to the end just to wrap it up. A lot of the characters are pretty unbelievable (whether acting or dialogue). I'm not sure why Minnie Driver was even "in" it? But I never found myself caring too much for anyone. Everything seemed to be exposition, and the overuse of flashbacks to explain every detail was tiring. It was almost as soon as something got mentioned, you'd get an obligatory explainer (either a flashback or an elaborate dialogue) in case you didn’t remember or know what something was. It slowed the pace right down. Even things from previous episodes were recapitulated in case you'd fallen asleep. This was a long walk. See more Sunny P @Sunnycorleone Feb 2 Not worth your time. Casting has focussed on big names, and not people who are suited to the roles. Nesbit average, Jones also. Story is one of those "let's look clever by asking endless questions and opening infinite loops, only to answer v few and for many others to prove irrelevant" approaches to writing. The questions that are answered, are mostly done so in the final couple of scenes in a slapdash manner. You have two of the main characters, who are a couple but aren't believable as such and who do little to let you connect with their characters. Their kids are insufferable. There is a Private Investigator, who decides that being ultra noticeable is a wise way to go about her work, being loud, proud, dressing like curtains, driving a car you rarely see anymore, and going to the workplaces of people she's investigating; every single day. See more Read all reviews

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