Le frérot tombe sur le meurtrier à un arrêt de bus , puis le reconnaît dans une foule ...

L'entrée en scène du fou est incroyable les meutre et tout , mais là red room psmr c'est affolant

Le frérot tombe sur le meurtrier à un arrêt de bus , puis le reconnaît dans une foule ...

L'entrée en scène du fou est incroyable les meutre et tout , mais là red room psmr c'est affolant

Either it was because I watched this at like 3am, or cause I watched it alone, or cause he's just a man, but regardless this is the first movie villian that had actually scared me and made me feel gross. The amount of times my jaw dropped bro this guy is such a psycho. What did make me disappointed but not suprised that it was all men on the website.

Either it was because I watched this at like 3am, or cause I watched it alone, or cause he's just a man, but regardless this is the first movie villian that had actually scared me and made me feel gross. The amount of times my jaw dropped bro this guy is such a psycho. What did make me disappointed but not suprised that it was all men on the website.

kinda just your run of the mill average netflix original

kinda just your run of the mill average netflix original

After hearing about the upcoming sequel to Luther: The Fallen Sun, I thought I'd go back and rewatch the original series, as well as the film, to refamiliarise myself with the characters and universe to try and hype myself up for the upcoming film.

I remember when this film first came out, and I thought it was a great disappointment. Just didn't compare with the original series and was completely forgettable. It lost its unique identity and became more generic slop under the "Netflix Original" brand. After that, I assumed it was the end of Luther. A shame because I knew he still had stories to tell.

Now, after a few years and a recent rewatch of the series, I can't say I have all that much else to add. It's just all kinda meh. Kinda boring. Kinda uninspired. The characters from Luther were there, but the magic... very much gone.

I'll certainly watch the upcoming film, but unless it's more grounded, more character-driven and detached from any prior continuity, I struggle to see what the future of Luther is. There were some pretty glaring issues in this film, so let's hope they've been noted and the sequel symbolises a new beginning.

In Luther we trust.

After hearing about the upcoming sequel to Luther: The Fallen Sun, I thought I'd go back and rewatch the original series, as well as the film, to refamiliarise myself with the characters and universe to try and hype myself up for the upcoming film.

I remember when this film first came out, and I thought it was a great disappointment. Just didn't compare with the original series and was completely forgettable. It lost its unique identity and became more generic slop under the "Netflix Original" brand. After that, I assumed it was the end of Luther. A shame because I knew he still had stories to tell.

Now, after a few years and a recent rewatch of the series, I can't say I have all that much else to add. It's just all kinda meh. Kinda boring. Kinda uninspired. The characters from Luther were there, but the magic... very much gone.

I'll certainly watch the upcoming film, but unless it's more grounded, more character-driven and detached from any prior continuity, I struggle to see what the future of Luther is. There were some pretty glaring issues in this film, so let's hope they've been noted and the sequel symbolises a new beginning.

In Luther we trust.

the plot was here there and everywhere but i did like the little twists. idris did nicely but if the script was written better than he would’ve shined more. cynthia did really well with the material, i don’t think i’ve ever seen her play a role like this but she ate that. i audibly said “what?..” at the ending but i enjoyed the rollercoaster

the plot was here there and everywhere but i did like the little twists. idris did nicely but if the script was written better than he would’ve shined more. cynthia did really well with the material, i don’t think i’ve ever seen her play a role like this but she ate that. i audibly said “what?..” at the ending but i enjoyed the rollercoaster