Red Riding: 1980

A step up from 1974. Again, not much of a serial killer movie (I guess I was led astray in that regard) but the corruption angle is much more intriguing, and the connections to the plot of the first movie are handled well. There's some genuine tension and Marsh is good at establishing mood. It wiped away a lot of the hesitation I felt about watching the whole trilogy. Still, although it's not quite as predictable as the first, there's nothing all that surprising here, nor anything too original.

Completely not what I expected after the first installment. This is not a continuation of a story but a separate story set in the same universe. The movie is still dark, but the nightmarish atmosphere is gone. Decent british cop drama about corruption.

This is definitely a step up from the first. The camerawork is more restrained, and the narrative is more interesting. I appreciated the more complex journey of the lead character here, and Considine is always easy to watch.

Calling this second installment of the mini-series for its weak link is both tempting and somewhat harsh. It retains the complexity (or, if you will, convolutedness) but also tested my concentration and tried my patience. In the end, it seems too much like a random tv episode. Not so much uninspired as underwhelming.

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RED RIDING proves that if the plot doesn't stand up to scrutiny then no amount of great atmosphere, superb cinematography , clever casting, intense acting and dialogue can save it. Paddy Considine is great as the straight police inspector in a sea of corruption, cruelty, torture and ineptitude.

While it doesn't capture the same spark of the first film, Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1980 is inarguably a worthy sequel seeped in existential dread.

Red Riding: 1980 features a different set of main characters with tenuous links to the first part of the series. I think it workeds well, stays complex and interesting, and Considine is always worth watching.

Less intense than the first one of the trilogy. The stories of the characters are a bit too flat and have the feel of hastiness to them.

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