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| Written by Jenna Bensoussan | ||||||||
| Tuesday, 04 March 2008 | ||||||||
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Meanwhile, a suspected teenage drug dealer is found shot dead. These (apparently unconnected) events expose a dangerous habit within modern government of dancing too closely with the corporate devil. Friendships are tested and lives are put on the line as an intricate web of lies unfolds. DVD Features:
Critique: This whirlwind drama will have you bumping and grinding in all possible directions as you try to put all of the puzzle pieces in place together with McAffrey and his team of investigative journalists. These characters bring it on hot and heavy as they chase down leads, corner criminals and expose secrets. They are always one step ahead of the police, making coin-turning decisions at the drop of a hat. Its cast is superior. The story is tight. The stakes are high. State of Play is a bundle of suspense, shady realism and human frailty. Of all the recent mini-series on the tele, this one is tops. Someone should make a proper series out of this! Who cares about the features (although the commentary with Abbott and Yates on disc one is actually well worth a spin), because the progression of this production is simply stimulating all by itself. James McAvoy, Bill Nighy, Kelly Macdonald, David Morrissey, John Simm— these are just a few of the fabulous actors that round out the flawless talent in State of Play. Not one actor had a hair out of place. Final Analysis: A first-rate crime drama with revealing, dynamic characters and a solid story. Great for anyone looking for more in a television mini-series.
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