I spent an off-season weekend in ANCHORAGE (allegedly an actual city) and it was miserable. Also very dangerous. I walked out of a restaurant ten minutes before someone else walking out of the same restaurant got shot in the doorway. The next night, there was a shooting in the street outside my hotel. The NEXT night, there was a police standoff in the alley next to my hotel that I watched from my balcony. Shots were fired, but I don't think anyone got hit on this one.
Anyway, I found Night Country interesting because of the performances, production values, mood. But there were too many threads left untugged while the main plot both didn't make a whole lotta sense. You could see a better show hiding under a lot of unnecessary complexity. Oh well.
I spent an off-season weekend in ANCHORAGE (allegedly an actual city) and it was miserable. Also very dangerous. I walked out of a restaurant ten minutes before someone else walking out of the same restaurant got shot in the doorway. The next night, there was a shooting in the street outside my hotel. The NEXT night, there was a police standoff in the alley next to my hotel that I watched from my balcony. Shots were fired, but I don't think anyone got hit on this one.
Anyway, I found Night Country interesting because of the performances, production values, mood. But there were too many threads left untugged while the main plot both didn't make a whole lotta sense. You could see a better show hiding under a lot of unnecessary complexity. Oh well.
The lack of authority was an interesting choice. The lack of actual detecting by our leads was, in my opinion, far less successful.
We love Jodie! Not in a Hinckley Jr. way though...