Unlike other reviewers, I haven't read any of the Inspector Gamache series. But I love Nathaniel Parker, so I watched this.
Have to say it was a big bust.
It was directed in a static fashion and moved slowly. Also, the acting was pretty bad.
Even the mystery wasn't impressive, at least the way it was set up.
An elderly woman is killed in the woods by an arrow; she was beloved in the community, so who could have killed her and why?
Inspector Gamache (Parker) investigates. Someone called this "Inspector Lynley Goes to Quebec." I didn't find Parker like Inspector Lynley, who had quite a temper and wasn't anywhere as near as quiet as Gamache.
The characters were not well fleshed out.
All in all, kind of a waste. Reminded me of the Canadian films of Mary Higgins Clark movies - not well done.
Have to say it was a big bust.
It was directed in a static fashion and moved slowly. Also, the acting was pretty bad.
Even the mystery wasn't impressive, at least the way it was set up.
An elderly woman is killed in the woods by an arrow; she was beloved in the community, so who could have killed her and why?
Inspector Gamache (Parker) investigates. Someone called this "Inspector Lynley Goes to Quebec." I didn't find Parker like Inspector Lynley, who had quite a temper and wasn't anywhere as near as quiet as Gamache.
The characters were not well fleshed out.
All in all, kind of a waste. Reminded me of the Canadian films of Mary Higgins Clark movies - not well done.