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Utopia Review

“Topical” isn’t always a good thing

  • Lindsay Traves Lindsay Traves
  • September 15, 2020
  • 4 Minute Read
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Score: 5 / 10

The trend of adapting British shows for American audiences is tried and true. We’ve had stellar recreations that hold up as their own successful shows, some that are decent enough, and some for which we should have left well enough alone. Utopia, Amazon’s adaptation of the 2013 British series probably should have been left to our pals across the pond.

Some obsessive comic book fans swear they’ve uncovered messages hidden in their favourite work. When a penultimate sequel is uncovered by some laypeople, the fans gather at a convention and meet for the first time with the hopes of getting their hands on it. Before they can acquire it, it’s scooped up by a mysterious buyer and soon comes to be chased and hunted down by a brigade of eccentrics who would kill for the comic. Launching the gang into a massive mess, they find themselves trying to find the key to the world’s pandemics, racing beside a pharmaceutical company owner, a comic book subject, and other people desperate to solve the mysteries of the book, or to ensure they go unsolved.

Utopia Review

Utopia

Cast: John Cusack, Dan Byrd, Desmin Borges, Ashleigh LaThrop, Jessica Rothe and Sasha Lane
Studio: Amazon Prime

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