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There's a Swedish show on Netflix called Wallander.

Is it any good to get in to? I ask because each episode is way over a half-hour long. lol
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Which is it? The Swedish version or the UK version? (UK copied our version)

I haven't seen them all, but I did enjoy the Swedish ones. The final ones were great.

But I guess you mean the UK one, because the Swedish ones are actually movies not episodes. Like 90 min per film.

I didn't like the UK version.
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My father has seen all those movies and liked them a lot, but his taste is very, very different from mine though.
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You should watch the English language version, not because its better in itself, but because Kenneth Branagh is just the fucking best.

@scar_the_1 @BalanceLost
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@FF_Redux posted...

Which is it? The Swedish version or the UK version? (UK copied our version)

Swedish version. Didn't know they're was an English version.

I haven't seen them all, but I did enjoy the Swedish ones. The final ones were great.

That's very promising since I was enthralled with the Pilot. Though, I kinda knew or had an idea who the main antagonist was going to be early on.

But I guess you mean the UK one, because the Swedish ones are actually movies not episodes. Like 90 min per film.

I didn't like the UK version.

Yeah, 90 minutes sounds right. I was about to begin the Pilot and noticed how long it was and kinda procrastinated and made this topic.

What didn't you like from the UK version?
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Sami1000 posted...

My father has seen all those movies and liked them a lot, but his taste is very, very different from mine though.

In what way?

NibeIungsnarf posted...

You should watch the English language version, not because its better in itself, but because Kenneth Branagh is just the fucking best.

It's already queued after I finish the original version. Anything with Kenneth Branaugh is worth 2 views back-to-back.
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I don't care for those kinds of cop shows, since we have so many they're coming out of our ears. It's well regarded, though.
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