'House of Guinness' review: cliches arrive thick and fast in boring and predictable Netflix series
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'House of Guinness' review: cliches arrive thick and fast in boring and predictable Netflix series
"Clichés and unrealistic scenes won't stop the glossy Netflix show from reeling in the viewers It is difficult to describe Netflix's House of Guinness. One of its slogans reads "Trouble is brewing," and it is true that there is a lot of trouble here. On the plus side, it is not every day that you see the construction of social housing as a theme in a TV drama; social housing is even used here as an instrument of courtship. It is not every day either"
" that you see a very handsome hero taking water samples from a river to make sure that the water is not poisoned. Have you tried Focail and Conundrum? Daily word puzzles designed to test your vocabulary and lateral thinking skills."
A glossy Netflix drama combines visual polish with frequent clichés and implausible moments while still attracting viewers. One slogan reads "Trouble is brewing," and many plotlines center on conflict. The series foregrounds the construction of social housing and even frames social housing as an instrument of courtship. A very handsome protagonist conducts conspicuous acts like taking river water samples to check for poisoning. The show balances unrealistic scenes with appealing characters and novel thematic choices, creating a mix of spectacle and unconventional domestic subject matter. A separate note advertises daily word puzzles called Focail and Conundrum.
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