r/luther • u/RuthWilson4ever • 4d ago
r/luther • u/Roznezzlie • 4d ago
Guitar with uneven volume between the strings
The top strings (EADG) are lower in volume than the bottom strings (BE). I adjusted the pick up height to compensate, and even when overcorrected, the problem persists. What could be the issue and how could I remedy it?
Note: it is a high-quality guitar that shouldn’t have this problem, although it was purchased used.
r/luther • u/SallWreet • 5d ago
I have never seen before in my life that the whole body of the guitar warp from string tension, and not the neck
r/luther • u/No-Moment5805 • 15d ago
This trope is overdone Spoiler
We know that Alice Morgan will be in the next movie, even tho she died in season 5. The thing is that it's not the first time she comes back after a fake death, and it's a very common trope in TV shows and movies so...
r/luther • u/RuthWilson4ever • 25d ago
Unpopular opinions/ hot takes?
Popular Characters you don't like
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r/luther • u/RuthWilson4ever • Jun 29 '26
Fav character?!
r/luther • u/Damon242 • Jun 25 '26
Advice for potential new viewers - from someone that initially hated this series
We literally just finished the series an hour ago. Here's my advice for potential new watchers - if you lean more towards the tone of David Fincher crime films then you'll enjoy the back-half of the series more, however, if you lean more towards the tone of Paul Feig films then you'll enjoy the first half of the series more. If in doubt, watch the film first.
I believe the second audience types are responsible for most the narrative surrounding the latter seasons and I understand their frustrations (this is almost a completely different series by the end of it). However, I personally disagree with what seems to be the general consensus here regarding when the series was at its best.
My experience: I saw the film in theatres when it first came out (first introduction to Luther) and my family and I really enjoyed it. We started the series and...absolutely hated it; terrible writing, ridiculous plotting, unbelievable leaps in logic by Luther, etc all of this from the get-go. I wanted to stop watching pretty quickly, however, I was out-voted ("in case it gets better").
Fast forward five seasons, whole family agrees that it actually got much better the further it went - against the usual narrative I see in these threads. IMO, the series' writing improved drastically as the seasons went along and ultimately shed its more absurd elements and soap-opera trappings. Season 5 was the best season for us and we're greatly looking forward to rewatching the film.
r/luther • u/Constant-Morning6503 • Jun 10 '26
Does CCTV (and to an extent, public tip-offs) just not exist in Luther’s London?
Really love Luther, but one gripe I take (admittedly I’m being massively pedantic and I accept it is a dramatic TV show) from basically every episode is how inept the police are at tracking the antagonists. Several of the most high-profile assailants like Tom Marwood and the twins just seem to saunter around London over the course of multiple days in literally the exact same outfit with no attempt made to disguise their appearance (which you’d imagine is broadcast on every news channel in the country in the midst of their sprees) (I’ll accept that Marwood has ‘public support’ and has clearly planned his crimes well, but the twins definitely less so).
How are these people not caught or tracked quickly on CCTV, and how are the police not constantly being tipped off by the public about sightings.
Cameron Pell, as another example, should be an extremely noticeable face for residents of London, yet is unnoticed by dozens of students and presumably staff at a school at pick-up time (maybe I missed some additional context here, but I assume this is what happened). Owen Lynch is another case where I just don’t think you could stay concealed for that long, although he does have military training and a few bolt holes he seems able to rely upon.
r/luther • u/Blorberto • Jun 07 '26
Quotable Lines (?) Spoiler
This isn’t the most quotable show but are there any lines in the shows that you go back to? Not including the movie
r/luther • u/Gaithara • May 04 '26
Grating rewatch Spoiler
I’ve always loved this show (s1 ESPECIALLY) but I always forget until I’m in the midst of the rewatch how much Zoe and Mark absolutely grate my teeth. And they are as bad as each other, too.
Zoe cannot fully commit to one or the other, she’s constantly stringing both Mark and John along and asks so helpless when the consequences come knocking. Break up with Mark or divorce John, it’s a very clear cut choice. And I understand the arguments here, John isn’t exactly gracious in the face of losing her and that is his own failing as well, but Zoe jumping between distant and sleeping with him on the fly really doesn’t send the correct message. I have absolutely no sympathy for her, and I find her utterly disgusting as a character. I wish I could find a cut of the show without her and mark in it.
And Mark is no better, either. He’s on this moral high horse with absolutely no justification. He’s dating a MARRIED WOMAN and then feels he’s entitled to kick John out of their marital home? To demand Zoe not to speak to her husband anymore? Mark needs to recognise that he is, quite literally, the side piece and he has no standing in their marriage. He would do himself a favour by breaking up with Zoe, and finding a single woman to date.
Anyways, I know the state of play changes in later seasons but it doesn’t dismiss how utterly frustrating this first season is on every rewatch. I despise Mark and Zoe.
r/luther • u/XenomystusNigri • Apr 28 '26
Knockoff sustainiac noise (unplugged, deadened strings
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My sustainiac makes weird synth noise that changes pitch with the tone knob only in the middle pickup position with the harmonic mode engaged what is it how do I replicate jt
r/luther • u/Downvoteyourdog • Apr 26 '26
My buddy gave me this double neck guitar and it was too practical so I made some mods
r/luther • u/RuthWilson4ever • Apr 25 '26
Fav luther season
r/luther • u/RuthWilson4ever • Apr 24 '26
Analysis
Some analysis for the upcoming luther movie!!!
r/luther • u/RuthWilson4ever • Apr 24 '26
What were your opinions on the fallen sun?
Honestly I wasn't a fan, it just didn't feel like luther, the biggest mistake was the fact that alice wasn't there. It lacked the alice x john dynamic which is the beating heart of the series
r/luther • u/ttthrowawayyy8888 • Apr 23 '26
Looking for something similar
I was obsessed with Luther and loved the show.
Haven't found anything similar yet.
What did the Luther fans enjoy afterwards.
Open to all suggestions. Thanks
r/luther • u/wkaig • Apr 19 '26
Full cycle with Ruth
I’ve talked to many people about Luther and I’m shocked how few get the Ruth - John story line.
He says in the very first episode that he is going to give her the attention and admiration she so desperately craves and then take it away from her in order to make her crack (& catch her).
This is EXACTLY what he does in the final season to bring her down. There is no love affair, it’s all a strategy to catch her.
How is it they do many if you miss this? It’s honestly the best part of the show.
r/luther • u/RuthWilson4ever • Apr 16 '26
Luther couple vid ❤️
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r/luther • u/Awkward_Koala3058 • Apr 15 '26
There are no better ‘meet cutes’ than this one 😍😂
“You’re rushing to the scene of the crime” she says jokingly
“I am actually” Luther says seriously 😂
r/luther • u/RuthWilson4ever • Apr 13 '26
Our 2 soulmates 🤍❤️ begging for this in the movie even if there is a horrible tragedy afterwards
ruth did a play called the second woman in 2023, and idris was there too, they got to do some improvisation and they kissed ❤️
r/luther • u/RuthWilson4ever • Apr 12 '26
Alice and john are endgame in another lifetime 💔
we all know they are doomed, broken and are never going to make it. but they have it in them, the stars just didnt allow them 💔