The Way-BBC

[magicdaps10]

Sheen's latest venture that was mainly filmed in P. Talbot.

Anyone watch it?
What an absolute pile of rubbish! It's the worse TV currently out there and it seems that Sheen has really lost himself in his own importance with it.

Yet there will still be some out there who think it's amazing just because of Sheen and Port Talbot connection.

 

[monmouth]

I thought the first one was absolutely amazing television. Fresh, different and very thought provoking.

 

[Pegojack]

I haven't seen it yet but it's had a right pasting from the critics for being cliched and hackneyed. Including from the Guardian, which is normally sympathetic.
I'll make my own mind up of course, but that doesn't bode well.

 

[exiledclaseboy]

I really enjoyed the first episode. It was very different to most BBC1 dramas. I’ve no connection to Port Talbot either. I can understand why its divisive though especially to those who like their potboilers simple and easy to understand. This flicks through genres at a rate of knots.

 

[magicdaps10]

I haven't seen it yet but it's had a right pasting from the critics for being cliched and hackneyed. Including from the Guardian, which is normally sympathetic.
I'll make my own mind up of course, but that doesn't bode well.

I was reading a few reviews earlier and it has had a right bashing.
It seems that there are people out there who have enjoyed it but the overall feel is that it's a crock of shiit.

 

[Squarebear]

I managed about thirty minutes of episode one then stepped outside to punch a random passer-by.

It was that good.

 

[exiledclaseboy]

I haven't seen it yet but it's had a right pasting from the critics for being cliched and hackneyed. Including from the Guardian, which is normally sympathetic.
I'll make my own mind up of course, but that doesn't bode well.

The Guardian gave it four stars out of five?

The Way review – Michael Sheen’s thrilling new drama is like nothing else on TV

The power and ambition of this Adam Curtis-directed, James Graham-written series about Welsh revolution is utterly innovative. It’s so fresh and different you have to take notice

www.theguardian.com

 

[Squarebear]

Lucy Mangan, though. She is inclined to rave about some right old twaddle.

 

[Pegojack]

The Guardian gave it four stars out of five?

The Way review – Michael Sheen’s thrilling new drama is like nothing else on TV

The power and ambition of this Adam Curtis-directed, James Graham-written series about Welsh revolution is utterly innovative. It’s so fresh and different you have to take notice

www.theguardian.com

It wasn't that one, it was something else I read.

 

[Darran]

lol

https://twitter.com/x/status/1765000711979295032

 

[monmouth]

Fair play, it really was cachu.

 

[Pegojack]

Well, I said I'd make up my own mind and now I have.
Although there might have been one or two good points buried in it, the overall impression I came away with was that it was all a bit silly.
More than that, it was embarrassing, like it was written by a massive Welsh paranoiac.

 

[PSumbler]

Finally got around to watching this

I thought episode 1 was quite good, by episode 2 it had turned into some level of comedy and by episode 3 it just stank of someone who had forgotten what the plot he was writing was all about and just clearly had created a word salad that was turned into a programme

 

[BlasterJack]

Finally got around to watching this

I thought episode 1 was quite good, by episode 2 it had turned into some level of comedy and by episode 3 it just stank of someone who had forgotten what the plot he was writing was all about and just clearly had created a word salad that was turned into a programme

After wasting an hour on the 2nd episode I can't face watching part 3.
Absolute guff.