Broadchurch 2013 123movies

Watch Broadchurch 2013–2017 123movies, Full TV Series Online – A seemingly calm and friendly seaside town becomes a town wrapped in secrets when the death of an eleven year old boy sparks an unwanted media frenzy. As the town’s locals start to open up about what they do and don’t know, it falls upon the police to catch the supposed killer..
Plot: The murder of a young boy in a small coastal town brings a media frenzy, which threatens to tear the community apart.
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Ratings:

	8.4/10 Votes: 113,828 | IMDB
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	N/A Votes: N/A Popularity: 13.24 | TMDB

Reviews:

One of the most exceptionally riveting series to grace my television set
It took me a while to review ‘Broadchurch’, wanting to wait until watching all three seasons before reviewing. From the very start, ‘Broadchurch’ had me gripped and despite a couple of things that didn’t quite work didn’t let go.

At its best, ‘Broadchurch’ was some of the best television to grace my television set, not just in recent years but in general. Simply adore mystery dramas and the positive word of mouth was near-universal, reasons enough to watch it. Was riveted and couldn’t look away throughout all three seasons and was thirsty for more, that’s the mark of a great or more series. Like ‘The Missing’ and the Danish version of ‘The Killing’, as far as series from the past decade go, ‘Broadchurch’ came incredibly close to perfection. It isn’t quite but even the little that didn’t quite work weren’t enough to stop it from being exceptional.

The ending of Season 1, while very shocking, was a bit of a let-down after the rest of the season being so flawless. It just felt rushed and contrived and the perpetrator and motive did seem on the unlikely side. While Season 2 was still incredibly interesting and enjoyable, with lots of tension, suspense and poignancy to spare with greatly written characters and engaging court room scenes, the old case mystery was atmospheric and tense but felt shoehorned in initially and forced in placement with Hardy out of character, though did get better and more interesting later on.

With all that aside, ‘Broadchurch’ is fully deserving of the acclaim. It started off absolutely brilliantly with Season 1 let done only by an ending that didn’t do it justice, wasn’t quite as good but good enough to not lose interest in Season 2 and, contrary to what a few have said, Season 3 does something different with a new case but referring to previous events and still has the ability to shock, absorb and move.

‘Broadchurch’ is one of the finest visually series seen by me. The locations are gorgeous and so atmospheric, and the series is beautifully photographed, fluid and brooding. The music is both haunting and tragic.

Standing out also is the writing. It’s rare to find on television recently to have a series so intelligently written and be so layered and meaty. While the pacing is deliberate in places, a lot happens to keep one gripped and ensure that the tension and mystery never slips. Aside from the multi-layered and utterly absorbing cases, all three series have many characters and subplots and do justice to all of them, rare these days in television and film.

Characters, lead and supporting, are interesting and never black and white, having redeeming qualities as well as flaws. ‘Broadchurch’ does a particularly good job with Ellie in Season 2. The subplots are a perfect balance of dark, sensitive and emotional, especially in Season 1. The direction is accomplished throughout.

You couldn’t have asked for better performances either. Particularly outstanding is Olivia Coleman, now this is an actress who brings many emotions and nuances to a role that few actresses of the television medium do so well, and sometimes in an understated way. David Tennant’s acting here is some of his career’s best, bringing conflict and likability to a deliberately flawed character.

David Bradley, Pauline Quirke, Jodie Whittaker, Charlotte Rampling, Eva Myles, James D’Arcy, Julie Hesmondhalgh and Sarah Parish are standouts in support.

In summation, exceptionally riveting. 9/10 Bethany Cox

Getting worse…
The first season was a 8.0 for me, though like many others here I thought the revelation of killer was a bit of a cheat.

I was excited to see season 2 and happy that they managed to keep the two main leads in the story.

But I had a lot of problems with season 2 and probably wouldn’t rate it as high as a 5. The courtroom bits didn’t seem realistic to me, though with my not being English, maybe your courts are run that badly and I didn’t know it.

The weird couple who wasn’t part of the town broke both the power of the insularity of the town…and they were dull and weird and unreal, and I think the writer thought making them a little kinky made up for the lack, but it didn’t.

The final scenes with what happened to the murderer from season 1 made me laugh, they were so ridiculous. And how does his kid turn on a dime like that? Bad character writing.

And finally, as a viewer, I realized a couple of pieces of emotional detachment were happening to me. There was resolution to season 1, and season 2 removed it, so I thought “Well, no reason to believe any of the plot developments here are going to stick beyond an eyeblink, either.” That is, whatever emotional investment I had was gone. Moreover, the beauty of the landscape had worn on me too. As with beautiful art you buy and hang on your walls, you quit seeing it after a couple of months.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 48 min (approx)
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Rated TV-MA
Genre Crime, Drama, Mystery
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Writer Chris Chibnall
Actors David Tennant, Olivia Colman, Jodie Whittaker
Country United Kingdom
Awards Won 3 BAFTA 28 wins & 30 nominations total
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Technical Information:

Sound Mix Stereo
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1, 16:9 HD, 2.00 : 1 (season 3)
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