Brett KELLEHER

Not sure whether Gladiator and Radio Rebel are chatbots or humans who watched a different film. This was a hoot. Cleverly directed with a great cast and performances.

A master class in film making and story telling.

Dreadful. No suspense. No tension. Actors (some good, some bad) delivering dialogue without any depth or consequence against a background of cliched scenarios.

Loved this film. I'd read the synopsis and was intrigued - wonderful performances from the small cast and beautifully shot. Fremont was such a tonic to the mainstream big - budget dross.

Absolutely loved everything about this film. Emma Stone, Mark Ruffulo and Willem Defoe are brilliant with dialogue that crackles like sparklers. Visually captivating with a wonderful musical score. Maybe an acquired taste - my brother hated it!

Intelligent, intense drama with an extraordinary performance by Sandra Huller in the central role. Despite a fairly lengthy running time, never less than engrossing.

A brilliant film. Todd Haynes is revelling in being The Hollywood Outsider/Auteur and continues to tackle themes which nobody else would. A deeply unsettling physiological drama with Natalie Portman in her best role yet. She just gets better and better. Julianne Moore is fantastic as usual. and Charles Melton pulls off a complex character with panache. I can understand why the subject matter is polarising opinion, but see it for the performances .

Not familiar with the source material but this is audacious story telling. Fantastic cast, performances and production.

Pitch perfect performances and a fantastic script, set against the gorgeous backdrop of Paris make for a hugely enjoyable series.

Hugely entertaining, suspenseful and thought provoking. If you are a fan of the German series Dark, this is a must watch.