I do not like writing reviews, but Broadchurch is a show that demands it. What I love about Broadchurch is that in essence it does not have a lead character. It is not about Miller or Hardy or the Latimers or even the town itself. It is just an extremely compelling story about the human instinct to survive, even if you have to lie or cheat or murder for it.
What separates it from other shows in the genre is that it is packed to the brim with talented actors, stunning scenery, powerful dialogue, and a haunting background score. You will believe and sympathize with every character, but you will also doubt them and wonder what their secrets are.
The only other show that I can compare it to is Fargo, only that Fargo did not make me bawl like a child at the end. This is a show that will make you question every relationship you have, may that be your spouse, your neighbour or even your children!
I wouldn't change anything about this show, every episode is better than its previous one.
What separates it from other shows in the genre is that it is packed to the brim with talented actors, stunning scenery, powerful dialogue, and a haunting background score. You will believe and sympathize with every character, but you will also doubt them and wonder what their secrets are.
The only other show that I can compare it to is Fargo, only that Fargo did not make me bawl like a child at the end. This is a show that will make you question every relationship you have, may that be your spouse, your neighbour or even your children!
I wouldn't change anything about this show, every episode is better than its previous one.