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Critic Reviews
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Between old fans who will enjoy a revisit and young folks who never even heard of Miss Ellie, TNT is placing a sound bet.
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The J.R. one-liners tend to satisfy, but everything else is boilerplate, which hampers the younger cast.
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Hagman--and to a lesser extent fellow returning stars Patrick Duffy and Linda Gray--are so much more fun to watch than their four new, young co-stars that the new Dallas plays less like a passing of the torch than a suggestion that torches were better back in the '80s.
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[Larry Hagman's eyebrows] are the most contemporary thing about the "new" Dallas, which otherwise looks and feels like a chunk of the '80s trapped in amber.
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Except for Hagman, the performances are adequate without ever standing out, which may be one of the reasons it does take so long to care much about the younger Ewings.
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Thankfully, both Hagman and Duffy are still around and alert, and their presence holds this new, mostly disappointing Dallas together.
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Like its ancestor, the new Dallas is self-consciously a trashfest, an endless cycle of betrayals, confrontations, reconciliations and re-betrayals.
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This version is palely faithful to the original without any of its seditious zest.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 53 out of 77
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Mixed: 14 out of 77
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Negative: 10 out of 77
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Apr 19, 2014
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Apr 19, 2014
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Apr 29, 2013