Platicsco Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Invaderbank The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

Fatma Suarez The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

madpigmadpig This one's an oddity. The excellent editing and cinematography, gorgeous locations, and fine acting by a few of the players make this compelling to watch despite some extremely overused/formulaic characters and rather banal writing overall - which drop a few too many structural hints as to the end without providing a trail of actual clues to follow. David Tennant as Alec the brooding and pragmatic detective does a fine job filling out what is an absolutely cookie cutter character nowadays. The actress playing the incompetent, dull-witted, and haughty DI Miller also does a fine job. She was dislikable to the last, which is as well considering the position in which all the characters at last find themselves. This is a truly admirable example of how one can take a script that's pure rubbish and force it to be watchable through sheer production value and casting. Worth studying for technical pointers, but don't expect a good storytelling experience out of it.

doctorwho-61602 Broadchurch is just incredible. Colman and Tennant are great as the leads, but Whittaker and Buchan are equally as good in their supporting roles. Great acting, writing, cinematography, and music. 10/10

jhfuller1996 I have always been into crime dramas, more so recently for some reason. The Killing is still one of my favorites, then I binged Shetland and loved it. Found Broadchurch a week ago and just finished it, loved it. So emotional in many ways, but so good. Bummed to hear they will not be doing anymore seasons. Off to find another I guess.

GunnersMate Broadchurch is just amazing television - a cast that draws you in, intimate mysteries solved over several weeks, quick pacing, but never feeling rushed. It is just mesmerizing. David Tennant and Olivia Coleman are nothing less than brilliant - a true and believable partnership that develops over time. The supporting cast (Jodie Whittaker, Andrew Buchanan and Arthur Darvil in particular) give such genuine performances that we can't but ache as we share this window into their character's lives.The only reason I can't give it a 10 is that some of the language and sexual content was a bit gratuitous for television. Each series arc stands solidly on its own but is thouroughly connected and continuous over the three. While series two was muddled with a television version of British Courtroom drama, the first series is nothing less than brilliant, and the third is enthralling television.