Episode 5: Continues on the same track and frequency, feeding us tiny bits of yummy mystery drama every week. Trevor appears out of the blue, is not much believable, is over the top dramatic and campy serious with an act and harboring many secrets, he also disappears (returns to London) as quickly as he appeared.
The 1999 winter timeline and time frame are my favorite, everything is grayish, semi dark with purple red here and there, the actresses then, in the 1999 cold months are more serious and interesting than ever and the difference and discrepancy between that summer and winter are semi-thrilling and enthralling to watch and follow.
I wish they had made 60+ minutes episodes. That would have been great and we would have seen and felt more dark secrets and ugly turns of events. It's not too late.
The 1999 winter timeline and time frame are my favorite, everything is grayish, semi dark with purple red here and there, the actresses then, in the 1999 cold months are more serious and interesting than ever and the difference and discrepancy between that summer and winter are semi-thrilling and enthralling to watch and follow.
I wish they had made 60+ minutes episodes. That would have been great and we would have seen and felt more dark secrets and ugly turns of events. It's not too late.
- Screenplay/storyline/plots: 6
- Development: 7
- Realism: 6
- Entertainment: 6
- Acting: 6.5
- Filming/photography/cinematography: 7
- Visual/special effects: 6.5
- Music/score: 6.5
- Depth: 6.5
- Logic: 6
- Flow: 6.5
- Editing: 6.5
- Drama/mystery/thriller: 7
- Ending: 6.5.
