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Wentworth Prison (Season 1) - 3-DVD Set ( Wentworth Prison - Season One ) [ NON-USA FORMAT, PAL, Reg.2 Import - United Kingdom ] by Danielle Cormack

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The Ginger Butterfly

Simply: GREAT TELEVISION!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 October 2020

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It is annoying when people choose to solely focus on the similarities between 'Wentworth Prison' and 'Orange is the New Black' - ignoring the many [and majority] differences. Also, it grates when ignoramouses discard Wentworth as simply a 'Prisoner Cell Block H' unescssary & crappy remake.

If these ill informed people were to watch Wentworth they'd see that Prisoner charcters have been reimagined, there plenty of new charcters, and the rhythm of the show is completely diffent to Orange - due to decisions made by the writers and producers and the show being set and filmed in Australia (where some of the best Ozzie, and Kiwi, talent has been mined and utilised to great affect).

Hard hitting from the get go, emotionally gripping, with the necessary light relief from the character's friendships and some wonderful comic turns.

Stop comparing and writing off this excellent show, and let Wentworth challenge as it does entertain.

Azee

and that is the best way to watch and enjoy these absolute belters

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 August 2014

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First off and foremost, to all true old and new prisoner fans, obviously from a purests point of view the original series from 1979/1986 will never be surpassed, the mold was definately broken, i caught them on the re-runs shown in england a year after australia finished the final series to concentrate on 'Neighbours' which was going into its 2nd season at the old Nunawading studios in victoria/australia. However....i gave the new modern version a try via T.V. last year and seperated my thoughts of the original so as not to compare the two, and that is the best way to watch and enjoy these absolute belters. A more grittier, realistic portrayal of a moderrn-day prison, with characters and names revamped with different personalities for example, (meg-circa-79/86 was empathic, understanding) (meg-circa-2013/14 a more hardened no nonsense type). With the modern series from what i can gather they are condensing 8yrs of original-style story-lines and condensing old and new characters into maybe 3 series depending how well they take off, firstly in our ozzy cousins home-land then world-wide, which the first series most definitely has. I suggest any prisoner fan give these a whirl, you won't be disappointed, and although in comparrison with the old set, the new one appears smaller and more cramped with less locations, this may change as the series expands. Remember, even though i myself arn't a fan of change, in this instance 'with time comes change' is a good approach for grity T.V. viewing here. Check out youtube to see some of the original cast checking out the new set, the 2 bea smiths chatting together comparing notes, checking out the new laundry etc, and basically passing the batton onto the 'new era', the original 'Mrs Davidson' looks and sounds exactly the same....amazing....enjoy....

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A. M. Goodwin

Can't wait for Season 2 and 3.... A must watch for fans of "Bad Girls"!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 February 2014

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I never watched the original "Prisoner: Cell Block H" which is what this Drama is based on. It is, as the name says, set in "Wentworth Prison" in "Block H" and I believe the characters are loosely based on the originals, but that is as much as a comparison as I can say. However, I do tend to love Prison Dramas; I'm a fan of Oz, Prison Break and Bad Girls, and now the Aussie "Wentworth Prison" can be added to that list.

If you enjoyed Shed's "Bad Girls" on ITV back around 1999-2005, particularly the first few seasons before it got a bit too soapy, then you will definitely enjoy this. This is very violent, gritty and bloody - but at the same time compelling. And it grabs the atmosphere within 5 minutes of the first episode. Without giving away too many spoilers, Danielle Cormack's character - Bea Smith - arrives at Wentworth Prison on Remand for the Attempted Murder of her husband, quickly she finds herself caught between a "Top Dog" rivalry and turf war between the young, angry "Franky" Doyle (Nicole de Silva) and the middle aged but brutal and callous mob wife, Jacs (Kris McQuade) and learns the hard way about prison life and must learn how to survive and hold on to her sanity.

The 10 episode serial goes through a range of gripping plots and turns and ends with quite a brilliant finale. At the time of writing this review a second and third Seasons have been commissioned, and the second is being shot. All I can say is, I can't wait!

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FJY

Fantastic TV Drama

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 December 2013

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I am old enough to remember the original Cell Block H, though my memories of it have faded with time. I always found it to be a bit corny, with ropey acting and sets and about as shocking as Mr Blobby. I then heard about this reboot (to use the proper terminology) and was very keen to see it, though I missed most of the episodes on Channel 5 when it finally came out. I then bought the DVD box-set and, boy, am I glad. What a series! Anyone who is expecting this show to be a carbon copy of Cell Block H will be very disappointed. The acting and production is far superior to the old show and, though it features several key characters of the original show, their new personalities are completely different. This really is riveting stuff and I was hooked throughout every episode. I also noticed that some reviews complained about the sex scenes and language, but they must have known that this carries an 18 certificate, so what were they expecting? I did not find the sex scenes or language any more shocking or graphic than any other 18-rated show or film. Anyway, I enjoyed this series and I was very depressed when the final episode was over. This is the best TV drama that I have seen in a long time and it has left me hungry for more. Bring on Series 2 soon! Compelling, superb and thoroughly addictive show. Buy it, you won't regret it!

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amazing awesome breathtaking!!!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 November 2013

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i wanted to see this show because i found a lot of videos on the frankie/erica relationship on youtube and they got me hooked, so i wanted to see if there was more of this in the series. i wasn't expecting what i finally got to see. i don't know the original show, but there's no need to, because this show is amazing as it is. yesterday i got the dvds and i've already seen all 10 episodes, some of them twice. it's been a while since i've seen such compelling storytelling in a tv show, and the acting is just over the top, finest acting on tv that i've seen for the last couple of years. although i started watching wentworth because of franky and erica, it's bea's story that makes it so hard to wait for the second season, in which leeanna walsman will probably not even play. bea is the coolest character on tv that i've seen for a very long time. and danielle cormack' portraying of her is acting craft that has reached perfection. i buy every second of it. and i'm spoiled with good acting, so i know what i'm talking about.

i can just say, if you want to see breathtaking, amamzingly well written, rough, tough, emotional, heartbreaking drama with strong, extraordinary female characters, this is it. it can't get any better than this! i hope season two will be as strong, because with the cliffhangers at the end of season one there is a lot the writers can build on. it's just such a pitty that it takes so long for the dvds to get published, i live in germany and here there is no other way to watch the show.

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