Deborah Clark

Really insightful. A real tragedy for the family whose Mother was shot at point blank range. The protagonist screamed victim at every opportunity but did she choose to live on this estate, if so it was a very poor choice. If she was placed there then others are culpable. The use of existing footage from police body cams was revealing. The police should be commended for their approach and professionalism throughout.

Excellent watch. Great cast. I had read the original book and this did not disappoint.

Oh dear....dreadful script. Keira Knightly is implausible, posh and silly in this mish mash of comedy, spies, romance. The architects' dinner part is beyond silly, culminating with them doing some ket. The apartments thrive on London brutalism interspersed with dodgy ornaments - an actual Trojan horse and a clockwork Christmas tree which turns out to be a ticking bomb!

Gosh what a time piece! The opportunist Micky jars in this dainty autumn friendship between the two principal actors, who are both keeping up a front in adversity. Themes of paedophilia and unplanned pregnancy with threads of mid century misogyny sit uneasily with both the young women actors baring their breasts at some point.

Sally Lindsay plays a limited and limiting woman. The narrative is a horrendously tired cliche. However thoroughly enjoyable as a comedy!

This was complete codswallop. At times like an Ikea advert, at other times a Barrett Executive showhome trailer. A good cast struggling to make something out of a trite, ridiculous script. The 'headmistress' character was a real Cruella, she seemed to have very little to do...why wasn't she wrestling with SATs and league tables? Whilst her sister won 'Business Woman of the Year's for doing absolutely nothing 🤣The big reveal actually made me snort with laughter.

Excellent casting a acting. Tense, well written whodunnit.

Blimey! Austen meets Fleabag meets Bridget Jones in this weird mash up. Captain Wentworth is a strange, constipated, rigid, wide faced, miscast nightmare. Everyone is a caricature delivering their lines whilst gazing into space....what codswallop

Excellent performances from a stellar cast. A cautionary tale set in the 1980's.