Akkie Pelsma

It would have been a better show without all the foul language Every other word spoken does not need to include fuck...

Foul language and heavy emphasis on sex and homo sexuality made this series impossible for me to watch.

The worst movie I've seen in decades. Vapid, empty of any meaningful content and filled with gross and offensive language.

An incredibly moving and intense film about the horrors of war and the consequent non intentional accidents that destroy many lives. It was very difficult to watch this sad and devastating story but we should not close our eyes to incidents that most likely occur in all war torn countries. The film is a master piece and the acting of all absolutely superb, especially the children.

Thought Brad and Carey were terrific but the movie itself too fragmented and disjointed. It lacked intimacy and meaningful content.

I thought that Jaquin Phoenix was totally unconvincing and almost ridiculous as Bonaparte with his modern American accent and dialoque. It was disturbing that they used the beautiful and ethereal piano piece Dawn from Pride and Prejudice which did not suit the Napoleon movie with the violent and too prolonged battle scenes and the rough unromantic sex, devoid of any warmth or meaning between the general and Josephine. Save your money and time, the movie is not worth watching.

The best movie I have seen in several years, however, had I not read the book and seen the BBC series of TTSS I would have had difficulty understanding the plot. And in order to completely understand all the subleties of the plot as well as the characters I will have to watch this movie at least once more. George Smiley is brilliantly acted by Gary Oldman, Tom Hardy could not be better as Rikki Tarr and John Hurt is magnificent as Control. I think that all the actors portrayed their characters as John Le Carre had intended. If you like to be challenged and love to analyze character and plot this is the movie for you.

Riveting, thrilling, exciting and well acted. This was one if the best films i've seen in the last year. Loved how the different stories on different continents were interwoven and connected and brilliantly executed. A movie that lingers in your mind for days after.

It appears that all the scenes were shot at night. I could barely make out what was going on as I saw only dark shadows flitting across the screen. I gave up after an hour.