LouHomey From my favorite movies..

Livestonth I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Iseerphia All that we are seeing on the screen is happening with real people, real action sequences in the background, forcing the eye to watch as if we were there.

Neive Bellamy Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

mikebunting-1 I enjoyed the novels but this series is boring as hell. Terrible writing, Sharon Small acts circles around Nathaniel Parker whose character as presented is a total jerk and deserves the scorn his co-workers have for him

Parker Lewis Four British detective-type series from the noughties stand out...Inspector Lynley, Rosemary and Thyme, The Last Detective, and Judge John Deed. All of these series finished before their time unfortunately. Inspector Lynley should have run longer than six seasons as it really is a top drawer police drama. Maybe the lack of police chases or whatever meant The Inspector Lynley Mysteries wouldn't get the longevity it deserved. So many things about this fine series is appealing. The understated emotions between Lynley and Havers - all credit to the scriptwriter, director and of course the actors Nathanial Parker and Sharon Small. I also liked the contrasts between the locations outside of London, with London itself. Great scenery and atmosphere.The Inspector Lynley Mysteries deserves a reboot big time, seriously. It's not too late to bring back this fine, distinguished series.

cbe41919 I like the stories and the contradiction in characters with Lynley and Havers. It would happen and it gives a broad view of the crimes and their details rather than having two people from the same background. They have their problems but work together well in solving the mysteries. Sharon Small is a favorite of mine anyway but I like Nathaniel a lot too. I recognize the Jensen Interceptor in the first lot but what is the red car he drives later on. The "Helen" character is a dead loss and superfluous in the extreme. She gets In the way and contributes zilch. I like the series a lot, the stories are complex and different. A few of the episodes are exceptional.

blanche-2 I love Inspector Lynley (Nathaniel Parker). In this, the beginning of season 4, Lynley is trying to get Helen to talk to him. Long distance, of course. I can't figure out why those two got married. Maybe the actress who replaced Lesley Vickerage when she left the show due to pregnancy won't grate on me so much.In this episode, Havers has recovered from being shot at the end of season 3, and joins Lynley in investigating the shooting of a beautiful woman in a village. She turns out to have cheated on her husband with more than one man, so naturally they're suspects, along with the husband. However, a tragedy which occurred many years ago ties into the current murder, and it's up to Lynley and Havers to figure it out.This is a good mystery, with Lynley and Havers in fine form, with Lynley attempting to advise Havers on a windfall of money she is receiving due to her injury. He doesn't recommend a cruise.Entertaining.