Sugar staring Colin Farrell

[Anonymous]

Anyone watching this show? Colin Farrell is a private investigator in LA searching for a missing girl. It’s on my list.
My husband is watching it ahead of me - sounds like it goes off the rails big time mid-way through.
(Not necessarily in a bad way)

I’m intrigued

Anyone else?

[Anonymous]

It's pretty good. Very similar to the Lincoln Lawyer (TV show).

[Anonymous]

If you are a film buff, you'll love it. But I don't see how it's anything like the Lincoln Lawyer. It's more noir and has a first person narrator.

[Anonymous]

My husband and I are watching. He likes it a lot. I’m finding it draggy, with too many characters and not enough plot movement. The latest episode just ended with a weird twist, which could make the rest either much more interesting or hopelessly ridiculous. Colin Farrell is great, so worth watching for his performance.

[Anonymous]

We are watching. It's the kind of thing I wish dropped all episodes at once, as I find it hard to keep us with the plot twists and turns.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you are a film buff, you'll love it. But I don't see how it's anything like the Lincoln Lawyer. It's more noir and has a first person narrator.

There’s no first person narrative in Sugar?

[Anonymous]

So annoying. I hope Sugar disappears and no one finds him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you are a film buff, you'll love it. But I don't see how it's anything like the Lincoln Lawyer. It's more noir and has a first person narrator.

There’s no first person narrative in Sugar?

Oh wait, there it is

[Anonymous]

I wanted to like it but I don't. The narration annoyed me, pacing was slow as well.

[Anonymous]

NP. Funny, my husband is watching it too and thought I would like it. I'll give it a shot.

[Anonymous]

I don’t want to be a spoiler but there’s a major twist. I like it but you have to like film noir. The feel is very similar to that Clive Owen’s Sam spade show which is also a slow paced noir detective show. But this one has a major twist that makes it very typical for a noir. I like to try to spot the films from the clips — double indemnity was a good one; to have or have not might have been the bogey fiilm….

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wanted to like it but I don't. The narration annoyed me, pacing was slow as well.

Noir usually has voice over.

[Anonymous]

I like it good enough.

[Anonymous]

We're enjoying it, but I fear for Wiley.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We're enjoying it, but I fear for Wiley.

Such a gorgeous dog.