Ripley - Netflix
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Lotusgone said:
Is anyone else watching this?
Personally, I am thoroughly enjoying it. The books are good too - the "Ripliad" as the author termed the collection.
Plenty of old Fiats to enjoy seeing as well.
It is excellent - we binged watched it in one evening.Personally, I am thoroughly enjoying it. The books are good too - the "Ripliad" as the author termed the collection.
Plenty of old Fiats to enjoy seeing as well.
I think the village of Atrani (Dickie's house) was used in Equaliser 3?
RESSE said:
Lotusgone said:
Is anyone else watching this?
Personally, I am thoroughly enjoying it. The books are good too - the "Ripliad" as the author termed the collection.
Plenty of old Fiats to enjoy seeing as well.
It is excellent - we binged watched it in one evening.Personally, I am thoroughly enjoying it. The books are good too - the "Ripliad" as the author termed the collection.
Plenty of old Fiats to enjoy seeing as well.
I think the village of Atrani (Dickie's house) was used in Equaliser 3?
tangerine_sedge said:
RESSE said:
Lotusgone said:
Is anyone else watching this?
Personally, I am thoroughly enjoying it. The books are good too - the "Ripliad" as the author termed the collection.
Plenty of old Fiats to enjoy seeing as well.
It is excellent - we binged watched it in one evening.Personally, I am thoroughly enjoying it. The books are good too - the "Ripliad" as the author termed the collection.
Plenty of old Fiats to enjoy seeing as well.
I think the village of Atrani (Dickie's house) was used in Equaliser 3?
I've just watched episode 5, and it has to be one of the best single episodes of *any* TV series ever.
Beautiful, funny, excellent dialogue, Hitchcockian in it's tone, and pretty much a two-hander between Andrew Scott and Eliot Sumner (Stings son don'tchaknow).
This episode is an examplar of Chekhovs gun in all of it's various interpretations.
Beautiful, funny, excellent dialogue, Hitchcockian in it's tone, and pretty much a two-hander between Andrew Scott and Eliot Sumner (Stings son don'tchaknow).
This episode is an examplar of Chekhovs gun in all of it's various interpretations.
tangerine_sedge said:
I've just watched episode 5, and it has to be one of the best single episodes of *any* TV series ever.
Beautiful, funny, excellent dialogue, Hitchcockian in it's tone, and pretty much a two-hander between Andrew Scott and Eliot Sumner (Stings son don'tchaknow).
This episode is an examplar of Chekhovs gun in all of it's various interpretations.
Daughter, actually. Although they now identify as non-binary.Beautiful, funny, excellent dialogue, Hitchcockian in it's tone, and pretty much a two-hander between Andrew Scott and Eliot Sumner (Stings son don'tchaknow).
This episode is an examplar of Chekhovs gun in all of it's various interpretations.
I've just finished watching the series and really enjoyed it. As you say, episode five was particularly outstanding.
Finally finished this and can highly recommend. Beautifully filmed, intelligently made, consistent, humourous at times, and every single scene moves the story forwards in some way.
The slow pace may not be for everyone, but I think it's become an instant classic. It's refreshing to see a TV series which tells a single story without all the associated nonsense tagged on to drag the story out over multuple seasons.
Hopefully, they'll get funding to adapt the other Ripley novels, and are given enough time and money to make them to this standard.
The slow pace may not be for everyone, but I think it's become an instant classic. It's refreshing to see a TV series which tells a single story without all the associated nonsense tagged on to drag the story out over multuple seasons.
Hopefully, they'll get funding to adapt the other Ripley novels, and are given enough time and money to make them to this standard.
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