Detectorists
- Série télévisée
- 2014–2022
- Tous publics
- 30min
La vie de deux détecteurs de métaux excentriques, qui passent leurs journées à arpenter les pistes labourées et les champs ouverts, dans l'espoir de tromper l'ennui en déterrant la fortune d... Tout lireLa vie de deux détecteurs de métaux excentriques, qui passent leurs journées à arpenter les pistes labourées et les champs ouverts, dans l'espoir de tromper l'ennui en déterrant la fortune d'une vie.La vie de deux détecteurs de métaux excentriques, qui passent leurs journées à arpenter les pistes labourées et les champs ouverts, dans l'espoir de tromper l'ennui en déterrant la fortune d'une vie.
- Victoire aux 2 BAFTA Awards
- 7 victoires et 8 nominations au total
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Résumé
Reviewers say 'Detectorists' is lauded for its gentle humor, rich character development, and idyllic portrayal of the English countryside. The series is praised for its subtle comedy, emotional depth, and authentic characters. Mackenzie Crook's writing, direction, and performance stand out, alongside the ensemble cast's chemistry. Its slow pace is appreciated for thoughtful exploration of friendship and hobbies. Beautiful cinematography and Johnny Flynn's charming theme song enhance its appeal. Despite some pacing and character dynamic criticisms, the reception is overwhelmingly positive.
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10jemwand
Mackenzie Crook's Detectorist's is not your average Sitcom, over the six episodes of the first series it delivers central characters who are desperately melancholy, yet intelligent. There are very few cliché's in this series. The story evolves, as do the characters with warmth and depth. The humour is dry and the belly laughs are few and far between, but what I found was a comedy of great sensitivity, with emotional depth and was ultimately deeply rewarding.I hope that if a second series is developed that it doesn't deviate from it's path because Detectorists (there's no apostrophe in Detectorists) really is gold. Detectorists is probably the most complete comedy sit com of all time, it's gentle humour really shines.
Congratulations to Mr. Crook to have created something that I can only describe as love at first sight. The series takes a look at key situations that most adults have been through while putting them in a context that feels fresh. Mr. Crook may be guilty of a bit of viewer manipulation by depicting the main characters as meek and sometimes naive who face bullies and mocking. This is easily forgiven, though, because of the stellar cast that makes each and every persona feel real, believable and truly likable. Apart from that each character down to the smallest role has something unique that sets them apart. There is wisdom to be found here, and peace, if you have the patience. Sometimes life tosses you a gold coin and sometimes a ring pull - just go with it, it will balance out it in the end. A true dramedy gem. 9/10.
My faith is restored that there is still at least one person out there who can not only write but direct such an intelligent, unique, and endearing piece of work
I don't know why but I was captured by the very first trailer that I saw and with much anticipation waited for the series to start...... and I was not disappointed.
It has been such a long time since I have felt so totally engaged with a television series on British TV. The fact that it was tucked away on BBC4 is likely to mean that it will be missed by many, but then again if it was shown on the more mainstream channels then many may miss the point.
Previous reviews have already mentioned the warmth and depth of the characters, the excellent writing and how you feel drawn into, and become part of, the world that has been created. But I want to add how stunning the filming has been throughout this series, with some of the shots being absolutely beautiful.
It feels like something very special happened in the production of this series and I feel privileged that I caught it on its first showing.
I only hope it gets the recognition it deserves........
I don't know why but I was captured by the very first trailer that I saw and with much anticipation waited for the series to start...... and I was not disappointed.
It has been such a long time since I have felt so totally engaged with a television series on British TV. The fact that it was tucked away on BBC4 is likely to mean that it will be missed by many, but then again if it was shown on the more mainstream channels then many may miss the point.
Previous reviews have already mentioned the warmth and depth of the characters, the excellent writing and how you feel drawn into, and become part of, the world that has been created. But I want to add how stunning the filming has been throughout this series, with some of the shots being absolutely beautiful.
It feels like something very special happened in the production of this series and I feel privileged that I caught it on its first showing.
I only hope it gets the recognition it deserves........
The problem with shows like this is they take them off the air. No nudity, no violence, no laugh track. A person has to actually just sit and enjoy it. You smile, you laugh, you cry. You are not hit over the head by moronic jokes. The acting is superb. Not overacted but perfectly done. Quiet, subtle, honest. Please, someone out there take pity on the mature audience. Not everyone likes the 3 Stooges. Thank you for giving us this show. Don't take it away.
A gentle and brilliantly written show. Rarely laugh out loud funny, but so well acted and so many chuckles, absolutely love this show.
Crook is, as always, immensely likable. The other characters are vital and so well performed. But perhaps it is Toby Jones who steals the show, a fantastic actor to watch, and such good lines delivered so well.
A refreshing change to the unfunny, badly acted dross we are usually offered - Mrs Brown's Boys, stuff like that.
I hope this runs a few series, as the characters are so good. But perhaps Crook has learned from the master that 2 series might be enough, and move on to the next project.
Thoroughly recommend.
Crook is, as always, immensely likable. The other characters are vital and so well performed. But perhaps it is Toby Jones who steals the show, a fantastic actor to watch, and such good lines delivered so well.
A refreshing change to the unfunny, badly acted dross we are usually offered - Mrs Brown's Boys, stuff like that.
I hope this runs a few series, as the characters are so good. But perhaps Crook has learned from the master that 2 series might be enough, and move on to the next project.
Thoroughly recommend.
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- AnecdotesMackenzie Crook (Andy) owns the yellow Triumph TR7 that appeared in many of the episodes.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Points of View: Épisode #63.9 (2014)
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