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Love/Hate [** Spoilers **]
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Ha, when he pushed the other guy off him in the bar, I thought 'Christ, he looks like Brendan Gleeson'.This is awful all they do is talk and not enough action its feel like its Fair City or something.
Brendan Glessons son is the spitting image of him.
I actually enjoyed it a good bit. The first 15-20 minutes were so over-edited it was painful, the dialogue is a bit hammy and a few people are not that convincing thus far, but for RTE it was better than I expected. It could be better, but at least it shows a move in the right direction by RTE, for once.
I actually thought the lead actor was quite good. He doesn't physically look the part which could well stand against him, but he does come across as a good actor. Which is nice.
I think people complaining about the lack of action need to give it a bit of time. Don't get me wrong, this is not going to be even comparable with The Wire, but that show took a few episodes of establishing to get going too. Jumping right in to the action would likely mean they would need to match or even escalate it every week, and that would likely see it bordering on the ridiculous in 5-6 weeks. It's too early to tell, but they have at least set themselves up for good pacing (how many episodes are there, by the way?).0 -
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Ha, when he pushed the other guy off him in the bar, I thought 'Christ, he looks like Brendan Gleeson'.
I actually enjoyed it a good bit. The first 15-20 minutes were so over-edited it was painful, the dialogue is a bit hammy and a few people are not that convincing thus far, but for RTE it was better than I expected. It could be better, but at least it shows a move in the right direction by RTE, for once.
I actually thought the lead actor was quite good. He doesn't physically look the part which could well stand against him, but he does come across as a good actor. Which is nice.
I think people complaining about the lack of action need to give it a bit of time. Don't get me wrong, this is not going to be even comparable with The Wire, but that show took a few episodes of establishing to get going too. Jumping right in to the action would likely mean they would need to match or even escalate it every week, and that would likely see it bordering on the ridiculous in 5-6 weeks. It's too early to tell, but they have at least set themselves up for good pacing (how many episodes are there, by the way?).
4, according to the ireland.com
The initial fast pace thing is risky, but i thought it worked myself.
wonder if being on a RTE quality starvation diet has left me too hungry and therefore too positive? either way, will def watch it next wk.0 -
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Possibly, but sometimes the 'best' gangsters are the ones that you wouldn't suspect if you were pass them on the street.JonathanAnon wrote: »Gillan just doesnt say "well ard" to me .. He's a bit too spoken for the role..
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avon barksdale wrote: »What a pile of **** this is, are the writers actually in touch with reality?
Gang-bangers with D4 accents.. FFS..:mad:
Hey, those D4 heads are always having gang bangs, the rich coked up f**kers. 0
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