SHARDLAKE series - Reaction and Review

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It's here! We've been waiting so long to see Shardlake and so I binged it as fast as I could and have filmed this initial reaction. Have you seen it? What did you think of it!?
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@wittymystic7361

I absolutely loved it. I watched it twice. Of course, I have not read the series.

@mr.alaska2232

I've never heard of CJ before this show. I absolutely loved the show, but I'm a huge fan of anything medieval England what disappointed me was, there wasn't more episodes.

@DeaAnnCalvert

Loved your review and sense of humor. I need to reread the entire series as I’ve forgotten so many details, but I enjoyed it-a few irksome things, but overall it was enjoyable. I’m looking forward to Dark Fire 🤞

@moomi5811

Thank you Charlotte for your great review. I've watched Shardlake 3 times now and absolutely love it. I don't have the historical knowledge that you have so wasn't too bothered by the details. I did find the talking to himself odd though. Also found it odd that they kept reshowing the beheading. So glad to hear that CJ Sansom would have seen it though. I was gutted when I found out he had passed. . Thanks again 😊 Can't find a drop of blood emoji sorry x

@dianatavener500

I want to get into your mind whilst reading Shardlake: a Matthew Macfadyon & Mark Rylance combo sounds like my ideal man. For some reason, my mind ran more towards a younger Toby Jones.

@kaylaglendenning689

🩸🩸 Great review! I agree with all your points! Hoping they'll get to make more so that they can fix some of these things!

@the16shirtbenyo97

I watched it with my mum. We're both big fans of the books. She was a nightmare 🤣

@RullXov

I watched se 1. Why is Shardlakes right hand crippled? There are a number of things I didn't like about it. That was not true in the books. I'm going to watch the other 3 ep tonight. I wish a different company than Disney had made this, because Disney, of course, ruined the authenticity of the type of people that lived in Tudor England. So of the casting choices were just dumb as well as untrue.

@urquhartfay

🩸thanks for the thoughts! I also wasn't a fan of Jack killing Goodhap, but it did establish a reason for him to appreciate Matthew, as we see in the final scene. But of course it is interesting that Matthew was so determined to see Alice face justice but happy to cover up Jack's crime. But then he's also not all that disappointed that Alice has escaped, really; I think he's more disappointed that Jack didn't tell him about the secret passage. I thought they did a really good job of showing Matthew's change as he realises Cromwell's corruption, his increasing disillusionment. I felt that softened him more than anything. Overall I agree with you: at first, the changes they made caused me to wonder how they would bring it to a good ending, but by the end of the show it all fell into place and made sense. I hope they make more... And even better, my husband is now devouring the Shardlake books! Win - win!

@billcoley6561

I am reading Tombland by C J Sansom in it his friend Barak has a hook and Shardlake has a spinal defect.

@carolinewhite4831

🩸enjoyed your comments on the series. I thought Shardlake was excellent especially Arthur Hughes. My only issue was the portrayal of Barack, I felt he was a bit too courtly and I always pictured him more as a rough diamond not so flamboyant, but it has been a long time since I read the book.

@cynthiawilliams5090

Overall I think it was better than I expected the choice of actor for Barack wasn’t to the book and the costumes were not in some cases to the Tudor period other than that 👍

@RullXov

If you like things to be authentic as i do, watch [The Witch, 2015] directed by Robert Eggers. All natural lighting is used, the clothes were made on hand looms, no forks are used when they have dinner. It pays close attention to the details of 1630 American colonists, even the house was hand made It is also a psychological, horror masterpiece.

@laineymac4133

🩸yes! I did love it but I had some bits that irked me. The third person talking - like you I was a bit confused over that. I didn’t like Scarnsea. It was great and atmospheric but not an abbey. Sean Bean was great as Cromwell. Also as I said over on insta I was jumping up and down like a nerd when I saw the blackwork embroidery on the shirts.

@missourigal

thanks for not explaining the ending. the sound quality wasn't crisp and the final dialogue about the Dr. Goodhap murder was a bit muffled so wanted to hear what you said but I guess it was more important to spend time on your pet peeves.