Worricker: Salting the Battlefield

I loved this series. I lent the three episodes to a friend to watch. I was shocked that the series dealt with black sites built by American contractors and used by the CIA to torture suspected terrorists, also the Israelis' assassination of a man holding a white flag of surrender. This British series covers controversial topics that I cannot imagine American filmmakers touching.

Bill Nighy is fantastic as always, and is supported by a superb cast including Helena Bonham Carter, Ralph Fiennes, Rupert Graves, etc. This is a great final installment for this trilogy.

Engaging spy drama done in the British style - with dialog and style. As a Bill Nighy fan, I enjoyed this third installment. I wish they developed it beyond just a trilogy.

This movie was a great completion to the trilogyLove Bill Nighy he's a great actorThis proves itComedy is not just his forte

...is that Johnny Worricker, despite the sympathy that Bill Nighy inspires in the viewer and all the tough but ethical characters he encounters over three episodes ends up not being anyone's idea of a proper hero. He jettisons the two genuine emotional relationships in his life in order to return to a job in a system where "the establishment always wins" and where it's revealed he was actually only a pawn.I loved the legion of talent involved here, but the whole Worricker trilogy was a disappointment. David goes up against Goliath and at the moment of confrontation, he wimps out. Finally it was a true shame to blow all that jazz on just another cog in a corrupt machine. Cool music is for heroes....And just because it comes out of England and looks stylish, doesn't mean it's up to snuff.

A spy for today. I'd watch anything with Bill Nighy in it, but this wonderfully written Worricker trio are an especially satisfying treat.

I love the whole trilogy, Bill Nighy playing a real spy

Excellent, just as the other two in the Worricker trilogy.

story got progressively worse.