Foyle's War: Set Four
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Movie Reviews of Foyle's War: Set Four
Movie Review: Foyle's War
Summary: 5 Stars
This was one of the most intriguing series on PBS. I bought all 4 years
(16 DVDs)and don't regret it for a minute. I am now lending them to a friend who is in complete agreement with me! Michael Kitchen is superb in his quiet understated role as a Chief Police Inspector in a small town in
England at the start of WW2. The crime and wartime influences on the town are spellbinding and I am amazed how he ties up all the loose ends of the sub-plots!
Movie Review: foyle's war sets 1,2,3,4
Summary: 5 Stars
The genius of this series is that the detective chief superintendent Foyle, actually listens to people, suspects, and answers their questions in a forthright manner, and he expects the same from them. So different from American cop shows where the cops say, "I'm asking the questions here!" And the English language is used so eloquently in the dialogue. Never an "Ummm" or colloquialism misplaced.
A true pleasure to watch.
tim mcgraw
Movie Review: Foyle's War - WW2 Mystery
Summary: 5 Stars
Foyle's war has become a favorite with my wife and I. Set four is everything we had hoped for in this series. Anthony Horowitz has created mystery stories that are interesting and believable. Michael Kitchen, Anthony Howell and Honeysuckle Weeks bring the characters to life.
The effort to create war time England in the coastal community are done well and photographed beautifully. We look forward to Set five.
Movie Review: Foyle's War, Sets 1-4
Summary: 5 Stars
This is an amazing series involving World War II history, as well as police detective mysteries. It gives a personal touch to what life was like during World War II Britain in regard to the draft, rationing, intelligence gathering, air raids and bombings, threats of invasion by the Germans, and various other fears caused by war. It also touches on what the war was like for Americans.Movie Review: Foyle's Was series 1 to 4
Summary: 5 Stars
These are the best detective stories around these days. The plots in each story are many and interesting. Michael Kitchen is an excellant actor. He fits the part perfectly as well as the other actors in each DVD. I wish he (they) would make more of this series of stories. They are teriffic. Better that most other mysteries out there. I know I have bought and seen most of them.