A real story that has enough drama there was no need to fabricate incidents. This is how the millennial generation adapts a story for the 21st century. The writing is formulaic and the direction plodding and unimaginative.
Loses its credibility in the first few minutes with careless mistakes and implausible dialogue.
The actors do their best with the dross they are asked to work with but sadly they struggle.
The script is simplistic and literal. The press are used as a story telling device because the script writer has no faith in their audience to be able to follow the events and interpret the story. They feel the need to explain everything and leave nothing to the intelligence of the viewer. The weird number plates and fake TV channels do little to make this seem like a real story. Don't bother.
Loses its credibility in the first few minutes with careless mistakes and implausible dialogue.
The actors do their best with the dross they are asked to work with but sadly they struggle.
The script is simplistic and literal. The press are used as a story telling device because the script writer has no faith in their audience to be able to follow the events and interpret the story. They feel the need to explain everything and leave nothing to the intelligence of the viewer. The weird number plates and fake TV channels do little to make this seem like a real story. Don't bother.