I’m pleased to say I enjoyed this film as much as I enjoy the series. It took a surprisingly long time for me to watch it, as it's been on my list since it came out more than a year ago; honestly, I had been putting off subscribing to Netflix because of their costs, but I’m getting a decent price right now. It’s categorized as a crime thriller and it definitely kept me engaged—I had a really good time watching it.…

I consider Luther to be among the finest productions from the UK recently, so I was initially skeptical about seeing it adapted as a film. To put it plainly, the plot’s origins are quite unbelievable, yet somehow it manages to succeed. Essentially, what we have is an amalgamation of familiar elements drawn from the television show, assembled in a way that doesn't entirely make sense, creating a sort of crime blend…

The initial run of this intense police show was fantastic; however, things have really hit a low point for this compelling and unusual protagonist. The plot has become so unbelievably unrealistic that it brought to mind something Mark Gatiss might have created for "Sherlock" prior to seeing "No Time To Die" (2021), leading him to think – not quite! It all begins when a young man named “Callum” is pulled from his nigh…