Season 1 – Under Salt Marsh

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Zulaiha M @Mei-Z 10h Really liked this in the beginning, but it became quite monotonous. The ending also just fell flat. See more Dvt D @DVTDOC 2d So so, somethimes some excitement, sometimes plain boring. Reilly looks like cannot get over Yellowstone. And why there has to be a gay couple as if there is not enough drama in the first place? See more John L @JLlew 3d Rather tedious , things go slow in North Wales. TV cinematography is beautiful and elegaic. The Welsh accents,such as there are, consist of a hotch potch North mixing with South Walian ,parents with South Walian accents set in North Wales and their children with English ones..People obviously move around a lot there.Also the main policemans accent veers from Brummie via Black country to Merseyside. The fact that one bothers about the accents shows how bored I was. Great scenery though. See more Andy M @Andy123267 6d By no means the best drama ever televised but definitely worth a watch. A Slow burn but far from boring under the salt marsh is thrilling in parts and thoroughly enjoyable throughout. However... The behaviour of some of the characters is strange to the point of unbelievable as is the actions of the police that seem completely inconceivable in a modern professional police service. The completely flat and soon to be flooded salt marsh island, connected to the mainland by a tidal causeway also somehow has large hills, mountains and a quarry. Kelly Reilly's heavy botox and off-putting lip filler makes her performance stoney and unconvincing. The way her character behaves seems narcissistic and incredibly selfish and it's hard to tell if that's a writing choice or just Reilly's acting due to the fact that her face is entirely unreadable. See more John W @Bambam67890 Feb 16 Why aren’t there Welsh people in a Welsh series. It’s a bit dull although the 2 main characters are both very good actors. Usual woke box ticking with all races represented but that’s not reality and it needs to stop as it ruins these programmes. See more Ivo C @IvoCarneiro Feb 15 The plot may not be particularly exceptional, but the cast delivers superb performances in a classic English drama style. The most impressive aspects are the stunning landscapes, beautiful cinematography, and intriguing use of space. Climate change is portrayed as a tangible reality affecting daily life, mirroring its global impact, while a significant political dismissal of the issue looms, prioritizing a wait for catastrophe over a shift from our consumerist lifestyle. Overall, I highly recommend the series. See more Read all reviews

Under Salt Marsh — Season 1

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