The Undeclared War review – Simon Pegg’s cyber-attack thriller fails to push any of the right buttons. The rebooted GCHQ digital warfare series has more zip than its predecessor – but people bashing away on computers in a bunker near Cheltenham is inherently unsexyIf the espionage battles of the future are going to be fought online, TV thrillers will have to reflect that fact, much as they might not want to.
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Trechos de apoio da pauta: The rebooted GCHQ digital warfare series has more zip than its predecessor – but people bashing away on computers in a bunker near Cheltenham is inherently unsexyIf the espionage battles of the future are going to be fought online, TV thrillers will have to reflect that fact, much as they might not want to. Cyber-attacks, cross-border malware and digital misinformation just aren’t especially televisual: whatever you do, you always end up with a speed-typing nerd muttering “Shit!” as gobbledegook scrolls across a monitor and red lights flash in the distance.In 2022, Channel 4’s missable drama The Undeclared War tried to crack the problem by throwing heavyweight film-making pedigree at it.
- Ponto de atenção: undeclared.
- Ponto de atenção: review.
- Ponto de atenção: simon.
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