Sadly as with all reunion type movies they left out some pretty important people who helped make the show what it was. Namely the people of Colorado Springs.
Just a mere mention at the end of who had passed on.
Would have been nice if they focused more on what was going on there than about Boston. It felt wooden and flat. The charms of the era were not there. Except we get the harsh reality of corruption and deceit of the politics of Boston.
Sully's hair left a lot to be desired, almost laughable.
One of the other movies was the same. No Colorado Springs.
Why don't these movies take up to where they left off? Why do they change things around? How did Andrew's parents come back from the dead?
At least De Quinn: Morphine Woman was more truthful to the original show.
Just a mere mention at the end of who had passed on.
Would have been nice if they focused more on what was going on there than about Boston. It felt wooden and flat. The charms of the era were not there. Except we get the harsh reality of corruption and deceit of the politics of Boston.
Sully's hair left a lot to be desired, almost laughable.
One of the other movies was the same. No Colorado Springs.
Why don't these movies take up to where they left off? Why do they change things around? How did Andrew's parents come back from the dead?
At least De Quinn: Morphine Woman was more truthful to the original show.