Title: Entertaining but no award winner
Product review: Harper's Island was surprisingly entertaining and the acting ranged from fair to quite good. The setting is a lovely island off the coast of Oregon which offers striking scenery as well as a sense of remoteness that enhances the plight of the islanders and guests who have come to attend a wedding. The multitude of characters are well developed in most cases allowing the viewer to relate to their history and the imminent danger they face.As the series progresses the islanders as well as the wedding guests begin to disappear causing the survivors to begin suspecting one another. The conclusion is unpredictable and startling.Once I began watching Harper's Island I viewed the entire series over the course of about a week during which I was recovering from a severe shoulder injury and confined to the house reading and watching movies. This series is not the best but it is far from the worst I viewed and worth the time if you are not expecting an intellectual experience.
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