The show is very interesting and different from the classic whodunnit series. It touches on modern subjects of climate change, hacking, AI, the tech industry clashing with art. It also contains a moving love story.
Most of the show keeps you in suspense, there are some great tension packed scenes.
The acting is also wonderful, both from the main actress and Clive Owen.
Unfortunately, as typical for the whodunnit genre - the ending leaves much to be desired. There are missed opportunities there which I won't go into to avoid spoilers.
Suffice to say that the last episode lacks tension and the characters make some, hm, peculiar choices.
I'd recommend for a watch in winter, under a blanket and with hot chocolate. But don't expect a masterpiece. It's interesting and mostly engaging, with some meaningful messages, but it's not perfect by any means.
Most of the show keeps you in suspense, there are some great tension packed scenes.
The acting is also wonderful, both from the main actress and Clive Owen.
Unfortunately, as typical for the whodunnit genre - the ending leaves much to be desired. There are missed opportunities there which I won't go into to avoid spoilers.
Suffice to say that the last episode lacks tension and the characters make some, hm, peculiar choices.
I'd recommend for a watch in winter, under a blanket and with hot chocolate. But don't expect a masterpiece. It's interesting and mostly engaging, with some meaningful messages, but it's not perfect by any means.