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WORST CRIMES EVER - Serial Killers, Murderers, Rapists, Gangsters, True Crime, Cold Cases
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The World's Worst Crimes Ever - Serial Killers, Murderers, Rapists, Gangsters, True Crime, Cold...
Sarah (7799 KP) rated Fortitude - Season 2 in TV
Dec 20, 2018
Not as good as the first
The problem with the second series of Fortitude is that it seems to want to outdo the first, and in many respects it does. Its even weirder (which I didn't think possible), a lot gorier and seems to have a lot more going on. The issue is that it appears to be too much, and although it's still a good series, it doesn't quite reach the standards of the original.
There are some great additions to the cast - notably Dennis Quaid and Robert Sheehan - but then there's also some not so great. For some reason I couldn't quite stand Ken Stott's Erling Munk and there are others that seem to be thrown in just to kill off. There's also a few surviving characters from the first series that have disappeared without a single mention.
The plot itself is a little convoluted, but on watching this series again recently I have appreciated the plot line more and it is quite entertaining, although the shaman aspect is possibly a little too much. There is a lot of dry humour in this though, especially with Petra which is absolutely hilarious at times.
My main issue is that there's just not enough Dan in this. He's by far the best character and although he's more present towards the end of the series, it's not quite enough. Richard Dormer plays this version of Dan brilliantly though and he's still the best thing when he's on screen.
Intrigued to see how they wrap this up now in series 3.
There are some great additions to the cast - notably Dennis Quaid and Robert Sheehan - but then there's also some not so great. For some reason I couldn't quite stand Ken Stott's Erling Munk and there are others that seem to be thrown in just to kill off. There's also a few surviving characters from the first series that have disappeared without a single mention.
The plot itself is a little convoluted, but on watching this series again recently I have appreciated the plot line more and it is quite entertaining, although the shaman aspect is possibly a little too much. There is a lot of dry humour in this though, especially with Petra which is absolutely hilarious at times.
My main issue is that there's just not enough Dan in this. He's by far the best character and although he's more present towards the end of the series, it's not quite enough. Richard Dormer plays this version of Dan brilliantly though and he's still the best thing when he's on screen.
Intrigued to see how they wrap this up now in series 3.
Tara L Milner (1 KP) is asking for a recommendation
Jan 10, 2018 (Updated Jan 10, 2018)
Kayla Kalisz (1 KP) rated Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi (2017) in Movies
Jan 11, 2018
Nick Friesen (96 KP) rated F-Zero in Video Games
Jul 17, 2017
The Falcon! (3 more)
Amazing Graphics for the Time
Spawned Some Amazing Sequels
Inspired a Whole Racing Sub-genre
The Original High-Speed Anti-grav Racer
starwarsluvr (236 KP) rated Tall, Dark & Alpha Boxed Set in Books
Jan 30, 2018
