The Killing
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ghostryder
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Completely agree. So glad SOME networks are taking risks on one hour drama like this.
0neiros
Master Member
The storyline is like Twin Peaks, a show I couldn't stand. I'm passing on this one. I also dropped out of Rubicon, I don't need a jam it in your brain action pace, but it just went so slow, I just stopped caring about the characters. But regardless, AMC and Starz are pumping out the quality, that's for sure.
the_batdemon
Sr Member
I've liked everything on AMC, so far. This show is interesting. I didn't like the new detective, but his methods do get information to further the case. The retiring detective's boyfriend is shaping up to be a d0uche.
I don't think the kids are involved in the murder that deeply. I don't think the girl in the video is the murdered girl, but rather her friend.
Ground_Trooper
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I agree with your spoiler theory.
ghostryder
Legendary Member
Can someone explain the ending to me, lol...
http://www.tvguide.com/News/AMC-Killing-Finale-Postmortem-1034362.aspx
http://www.tvguide.com/News/AMC-Killing-Finale-Postmortem-1034362.aspx
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Basically some fans are feeling like they got the finger. Some fans don't mind that they didn't reveal the killer.
DARTH SABER
Master Member
Re: The Killing (Season 2)
I thought it was ok...the thing that kind of pissed me of is that there was so much crap from the previous season that I couldn't remember all of it...which left me a bit lost in some scenes.
Can you tell me where they got the images of he guys arm with the tattoo?
I thought it was ok...the thing that kind of pissed me of is that there was so much crap from the previous season that I couldn't remember all of it...which left me a bit lost in some scenes.
Can you tell me where they got the images of he guys arm with the tattoo?
Re: The Killing (Season 2)
I watched the first season recently on Netflix and came away feeling very "meh." The lead female might as well be a piece of cardboard and the male lead seems to be written in a way that they were not entirely sure how they wanted to play him.
I watched the first season recently on Netflix and came away feeling very "meh." The lead female might as well be a piece of cardboard and the male lead seems to be written in a way that they were not entirely sure how they wanted to play him.
Re: The Killing (Season 2)
They had found a video in season 1 of her riding a bike and someone else was filming it. They had requested blown up photos to make out any images in the mirrors on the handlebars of the bike.
They had found a video in season 1 of her riding a bike and someone else was filming it. They had requested blown up photos to make out any images in the mirrors on the handlebars of the bike.
Solo4114
Master Member
Re: The Killing (Season 2)
I'm loving it, and I loved the first season.
As far as the lead female is concerned, I think you mistake wooden acting for a "wooden" character. There've been scenes throughout Season 1 and even in the first few minutes of Season 2 that, to me, show Linden as this roiling cauldron of emotion that is hidden behind an otherwise stoic facade. Actually, I'm REALLY impressed with the acting in that, because it's not easy to play that balance. To me, the progression of the series has taken Linden to a point where she is now right on the edge of cracking up, and this season's opener pushed her even closer to that edge by introducing real paranoia. She looks, to me, to be BARELY restrained and BARELY holding it together, and to accurately convey that, that energy below the surface WITHOUT showing it or by only giving occasional glimpses....man, that's serious friggin' acting right there.
I'm loving it, and I loved the first season.
As far as the lead female is concerned, I think you mistake wooden acting for a "wooden" character. There've been scenes throughout Season 1 and even in the first few minutes of Season 2 that, to me, show Linden as this roiling cauldron of emotion that is hidden behind an otherwise stoic facade. Actually, I'm REALLY impressed with the acting in that, because it's not easy to play that balance. To me, the progression of the series has taken Linden to a point where she is now right on the edge of cracking up, and this season's opener pushed her even closer to that edge by introducing real paranoia. She looks, to me, to be BARELY restrained and BARELY holding it together, and to accurately convey that, that energy below the surface WITHOUT showing it or by only giving occasional glimpses....man, that's serious friggin' acting right there.
THE KILLING Officially Returns to AMC for Season 3; New Case Will Be Resolved By the End of the Season | Collider
I am glad the show is returning for a third season.
I am glad the show is returning for a third season.
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