Fast-Paced Thriller 'Two Weeks to Live' Returns to UK Streaming – Perfect for a Weekend Binge!
Get ready for a rollercoaster of action and dark humour! The critically acclaimed revenge thriller, Two Weeks to Live, has landed on Prime Video in the UK, offering a fresh opportunity for viewers to experience this gripping series. Originally broadcast on Sky One and Max (now Max) in 2020, the show follows the story of Tara, a young woman who, after a life spent isolated in the wilderness, decides to go on a rampage after her trainer and mentor is murdered.
What's it about? Tara, brilliantly portrayed by Maisie Williams, has spent years learning survival skills from a reclusive ex-soldier, Owen. When Owen is brutally killed, Tara decides to exact revenge on those responsible, unleashing a chaotic and often hilarious wave of mayhem across the UK. But her quest for vengeance is complicated by the involvement of a hapless police officer, Marcus, played by Josh Tedder, who finds himself caught in the crossfire and unexpectedly drawn to Tara.
Why you should watch it: Two Weeks to Live isn’t your typical revenge story. It deftly blends intense action sequences with sharp, witty writing and genuinely funny moments. Williams delivers a captivating performance, showcasing both her physical prowess and comedic timing. Tedder’s portrayal of the well-meaning but clumsy Marcus provides a perfect foil to Tara’s hardened exterior. The show's unique premise – a skilled survivalist wreaking havoc with a surprisingly playful approach – sets it apart from the crowd.
Perfect for a Weekend Binge: With just six episodes, Two Weeks to Live is the ideal series to devour over a weekend. The pacing is quick, the plot twists are plentiful, and the characters are instantly engaging. The series explores themes of grief, revenge, and finding connection in unexpected places, all while keeping you on the edge of your seat.
Available Now on Prime Video: Don't miss out on this thrilling and entertaining series! Head over to Prime Video and start watching Two Weeks to Live today. It's a welcome addition to the platform's already impressive lineup of UK and international content.