2023 Directed by Jamie Payne
A gruesome serial killer is terrorizing London while brilliant but disgraced detective John Luther sits behind bars. Haunted by his failure to capture the cyber psychopath who now taunts him, Luther decides to break out of prison to finish the job by any means necessary.
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It’s tough to properly rate and talk about a movie that stems from a tv show that I have not seen… but here goes:
Luther: The Fallen Sun is a half-baked thought. It’s an “idea” that Netflix never wanted to expand on and a movie that never took any risks. It’s a cut throat, run through the motions, C tier crime drama. Netflix seems to be dishing out films in the D- to C+ range more often than not these days. It’s entertainment that won’t make you want to claw your eyes out but will leave you thinking “what could’ve been.”
Hello everyone. With the movie coming out today, I'm gonna use this to review the show itself because Luther is honestly a great show, probably one of the better British TV shows out there. I guess I should start with a brief summary of the show. It's about a troubled detective called John Luther that navigates the depraved killers of London as well as his inner demons. We see his relationships with people fall apart, often in deadly fashion. And he has a rivalry with the psychopath Alice Morgan. And that's really the extent of the show.
I'll go through each season from worst to best, because the quality of the show sort of fluctuates. And obviously there will be some…
Well I guess having reviewed the show before this, now it only makes sense I review the movie which I thought actually was pretty great if quite flawed. Like I don't quite think it reaches the levels it could have compared to Seasons 1 and 3, and some could say is a letdown which is fair.
But I think it's worth mentioning how great of an upgrade the quality is compared to the show, like I've heard people say that the later seasons of the show feel like movies which is fair though I never saw that. But looking at this, an actual movie and it's like "Oh that's the upgrade I've been waiting for." The scope of this is…
Luther: The Fallen Sun was so ridiculous and non-sensical but often fun and Idris Elba's screen presence as usual elevates the whole thing. This movie is meant only for devout fans of the series.
One’ve the things I fuckin’ luv ‘bout people who’er, like, Luther Superfans, Luther Stans, WOTEVER ya wanna call ‘em, is that when they talk t’ya ‘bout Luther, they make it soun’ like it’s the classies’, mos’ prestige’ve Prestige Telly thass ever bin put t’gether, they make out like it makes Game’ve Thrones look like a Senior School Media Studies Class did sumthin’ with a borrowed camera. An’ THEN ya fuckin’ give in an’ watch it an’ like, it IS a fuckin’ gorgeous-lookin’ show like this’s a gorgeous-lookin’ MOVIE, but then ALSO it’s fuckin’ GOLLUM, singin’ a DIANA ROSS SONG, to a disfigured woman inna wheelchair. Like I ain’t even sayin’ that inna mood, I think it’s fuckin’ hilarious. It’s such…
Now I only finished the show last night I had seen s1-3 before but watched s4 & s5 for the first time, I can honestly say I adore the show so i was really giddy to watch this!
Seeing this in cinema seems like the best way of watching this for the first time the fact this is going to Netflix March 10th saddens me because it’s a cinema movie for damn sure.
Also if you watch this without watching the show I will unfollow you.
What a fucking phenomenal way to bring back Luther and give us this epic conclusion, it’s transfer into film was something I was a bit worried about but it worked so fantastically well to my…
