"North Shore" attempts to deliver a gripping murder mystery set against Sydney's iconic North Shore but falls short in almost every aspect. The over-polished production lacks believability and is plagued by cliches that undermine its potential.
The writing is burdened with tired cliches, including the predictable Australian detective versus British detective dynamic and stereotypical character portrayals. The dialogue feels forced and fails to create genuine emotional connections, particularly in the interactions between the grieving parents.
In summary, a disappointingly cliched crime drama that lacks originality and realism. Its contrived plot-lines and wooden dialogue make it an underwhelming addition to the genre.
The writing is burdened with tired cliches, including the predictable Australian detective versus British detective dynamic and stereotypical character portrayals. The dialogue feels forced and fails to create genuine emotional connections, particularly in the interactions between the grieving parents.
In summary, a disappointingly cliched crime drama that lacks originality and realism. Its contrived plot-lines and wooden dialogue make it an underwhelming addition to the genre.