Chloe
- TV Mini Series
- 2022
- 58m
IMDb RATING
6.7/10
4.4K
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Still living with her mom and working a temporary job, Becky grapples with Instagram-perfect lives.Still living with her mom and working a temporary job, Becky grapples with Instagram-perfect lives.Still living with her mom and working a temporary job, Becky grapples with Instagram-perfect lives.
- Awards
- 1 nomination total
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Summary
Reviewers say 'Chloe' is a psychological thriller exploring obsession, identity, and social media influence, with Erin Doherty's performance as Becky receiving widespread acclaim for its complexity. The series garners mixed reactions for its pacing, with some appreciating the gradual plot reveal and others finding it slow. The ending is divisive, with varied reactions from satisfaction to disappointment. Criticisms include costumes and lighting, which some feel detract from the experience. Despite these issues, the intriguing storyline and strong performances are highlighted.
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So ignore it completely. Becky gets a call from an estranged friend and then finds out that friend has passed away. Puzzled by the call she decides to investigate a little further but becomes entangled in the same web that may have been the demise of "Chloe"
Binge watched this after seeing an interview on BBC Breakfast. The story very gradually unravels over the 6 episodes and I found myself gripped after the first one. The lead role is brilliantly played. She is slightly bonkers whilst being very sharp and clever. The plot covers so many issues; dementia, death, OCD, addiction, etc. But the mmain thrust is the effect social media can have on someone. It's a sad tale but worth watching!
Erin Doherty carries this mini series very well. I don't know why some reviewers complain about the ending. I found it satisfying. Because the show is strange and with possibly a couple vague plot holes. I give a strong 7.
Fraught at times with the fear of the main lead (who was very good) being caught out. Strange seeing George Warleggan in modern times. But honestly I enjoyed this all the way through.
I don't know what people want. The pacing is just right. The dialogue is often very witty. The casting is perfect. The photography and direction are great.
It is a BBC Three series, really. The main character is a duplicitous b****, but fascinating nonetheless. I'm only on episode four but unless the ending is really that bad, I'll probably award it seven out of ten.
Just one thing - surely Elliot must have a housekeeper. So where is she?
It is a BBC Three series, really. The main character is a duplicitous b****, but fascinating nonetheless. I'm only on episode four but unless the ending is really that bad, I'll probably award it seven out of ten.
Just one thing - surely Elliot must have a housekeeper. So where is she?
Did you know
- TriviaErin Doherty and Jack Farthing have both portrayed members of the royal family. Doherty played Princess Anne in seasons 3 and 4 of The Crown and Farthing played Prince Charles in Spencer.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Jeremy Vine: Episode #5.45 (2022)
- How many seasons does Chloe have?Powered by Alexa
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- Runtime58 minutes
- Color
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