Annabelle Delacoe

Laughable. Terrible acting, bad writing, awkward lengthy sex scenes. Weak plot- watch it for the laughs 😂

I’ve been watching HBO so long I forgot how terrible BBC productions can be😂 Just about got through episode 1 and I’m still haunted by the title music which was I explicably played 4 times in one episode 🤦🏼‍♀️ Cringe 😬

I love Selena Gomez but I found this documentary, overly self indulgent (not surprising as it takes a level of narcissism to become a celebrity in the first place, let alone make a documentary about yourself). It’s awful that she’s suffering with the diagnosis she’s been given, but I find it hard to sympathise with people with that level of privilege when the vast majority of people have to struggle through the same diagnoses with zero help or assistance. I’m glad she has a great support system and is giving back to her community, however, the whole thing felt hugely contrived and self indulgent which I don’t enjoy personally.

When you have been captivated by the 2005 adaptation of this delightful novel, this dated series, in comparison is lacklustre, and leaves you feeling quite emotionally shortchanged. The quality of the acting is below par by today’s standards, which you come to expect of ‘series acting’ of it’s time. However, this series has aged terribly and it’s many unrefined aspects make it disappointing to say the least. My advice? Skip the series and use the time to re-read the novel and watch the film. Don’t buy into the nostalgic notion of this series success, as it has been many decades since that opinion was relevant 🤗

An absolute masterpiece, in every way.

It’s alright, but shagging in the garden, under a brolly, in broad daylight 🤣🤣 come on. And on the stairs of the family home while everyone is in 😂🙈🙈!! The historical inaccuracies are laughable - especially if you’ve enjoyed masterpieces like Pride and Prejudice and sense and sensibility, but it’s something to kill some time with over lockdown, I suppose. 🤷🏼‍♀️