Rent Glue: The Complete Series (2014)
3.6 of 5 from 58 ratings
6h 6min
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- Synopsis:
- From the BAFTA award-winning writer of 'Skins' and 'This is England '86' comes a compulsive thriller exploring the dark underbelly of the British countryside. When 14-year-old Cal is found murdered in the small town of Overton, the lives of his friends change forever. During the police investigation old loyalties are stretched to the limit as dark secrets threaten to surface, secrets that could tear the friends and their communities apart.
- Actors:
- Yasmin Paige, Jordan Stephens, Billy Howle, Charlotte Spencer, Jessie Cave, Callum Turner, Faye Marsay, Adrian Rawlins, Hana Luheshi, Kim Vithana, Tommy McDonnell, Kerry Fox, Ben Pettengell, Griffin Stevens, Steve Oram, Tommy Knight, Candis Nergaard, Jonny Owen, Christine Tremarco, Tony Hirst
- Directors:
- Daniel Nettheim, Oliver Blackburn, Cathy Brady
- Producers:
- Joel Wilson
- Creators:
- Jack Thorne
- Writers:
- Jack Thorne, Laura Lomas, Kieran Prendiville, E.V. Crowe, John Donnelly
- Studio:
- E1 Entertainment
- Genres:
- British TV, TV Crimes, TV Dramas, TV Mysteries, TV Teen Dramas, TV Thrillers
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Reviews (2) of Glue: The Complete Series
Unstuck - Glue: The Complete Series review by JD
The drama students who fill every role are keen, put a lot of energy and emotion into their roles but are not really ready for the big time. The plot is like a drug fuelled Eastenders, utterly unrealistic and implausable. I became so disengaged with this intense drivel that I only watched the first episode, may be it got better.
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Flawed plot partially saved by some good performances - Glue: The Complete Series review by JR
Initially your very intrigued by the plot and the characters but as the drama unfolds you find yourself disengaging from the narrative. There are some charismatic performances Ruth (Yasmin Paige) and Tina (Charlotte Spencer) that keep you watching but ultimately the holes in the plot and repetitive cinematography (lot's of walking through fields) take there toll on your enjoyment.
It's not terrible though !
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