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Untamed wastes no time making a strong first impression. The Netflix series opens on El Capitan, with two climbers inching their way up the sheer rock face, the show quietly letting the risks of height and exposure speak for themselves. Then a body falls, entangling them in ropes and changing the tone of the series in an instant. It’s a sharp, unsettling opener that immediately sells the idea that Yosemite isn’t just a pretty backdrop, but a place where things can go very wrong, very fast.
Then Eric Bana’s Kyle Turner arrives. He’s a National Parks Service investigator who operates by his own rules and has a complicated past – with the job and the park itself. Bana is joined here by Sam Neill, a brilliant Rosemarie DeWitt, and Lily Santiago, all playing colleagues and concerned family members caught up in a larger murder conspiracy. Turner is brusque, hyper-competent, allergic to teamwork, and he clocks the preferred “suicide” ruling as nonsense almost on instinct. It’s a familiar type, but Untamed doesn’t linger on making him likable or mysterious. What the show seems more interested in is the problem he’s up against: investigating a violent death in a place this big, this remote, and this invested in maintaining the illusion of safety for those tourist dollars.
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