Hanna TV Thread

[Franco Pinion]

Based on the Saoirse Ronan film from a few years back. I watched the first episode and I'm not sure what to make of it. It's filmed beautifully, lots of snowy woods and epic landscape shots, but the acting is kinda iffy. I'll give it a few more episodes to see if it improves, but just wondering if anyone else has watched it?

 

[Jess]

Yeah, watched it all. It's decent. I admit I was suckered in a bit by the cinematography as well as some good European location shooting (a proper budgeted series not set at all in the US!)

I actually think the acting gets better as Hanna begins to grow into being a teenager more - you'll see it more in the second episode.

The storyline itself isn't much but the father/daughter dynamic and pretty pictures make it worth it.

The second season is out in early July.

 

[Tom]

Season 2 is available now.

She's Back | Hanna Season 2 | Official Trailer | Prime Video

• Tom
• 03 Jul 2020

After a climactic finale, Hanna returns for a second season. While in a facility called The...

 

[Steve]

We finished season 2 tonight. A great season of 8 episodes and it sets up a 3rd season nicely, if it gets a 3rd season.

Esme Creed-Miles is really really good as Hanna.

 

[Birdman]

Never a fan of the film and the first season was pretty much just the film extended way longer than it should have been but the second season was definitely worth the watch. A female version of Jason Bourne - some very nice action sets and the lead actress was great. I would watch a third season for sure.

 

[Jess]

Very well done. Looking forward to a third season.

 

[Jess]

Just read that it has been renewed for a third season

Hanna Renewed For Season 3 - TVLine

'Hanna' has been renewed for Season 3 at Amazon — get details.

tvline.com

 

[Janey]

I went on a bit of a Hanna binge the last month or so since Sky One aired the Saoirse Ronan film a few weeks back, which prompted me to give the series a go.

I really liked it, overall. While I thought Ronan and Bana were very good in the film, I didn't care too much for Blanchett or the other characters.

In the series, however, I thought Creed-Miles and Kinnaman were just as good as Ronan and Bana, and I also found Enos' version of Marissa much more interesting.

Spoiler: Series SPOILER!!!!!!

The Sophie character is much more endearing in the series too, the scene where she doesn't sell Hanna out to Marissa was great

The soundtrack adds another nice dimension to everything.

 

[Soffie]

Binge-watched Season 2. Really liked it, perhaps even more than Season 1 but I'm not sure yet I may need to rewatch.