Indraneel Chatterjee

It's TV...it's drama....get it? don't get bent out of shape about anti establishment dialogues about the socio-political issues esp. one surrounding asylum seekers and "labour party will never......" By far one of the most riveting TV shows from the UK lately. I was quite sad when season 1 ended. Props to BBC and the not-so-shy dimpled cutie this time around...Carey Mulligan's acting prowess

Looks like Roger Ebert's legacy has now fallen on some ungainly shoulders....misogynistic? well, pardon my french...hell no!. The flash backs and flash forwards kept me riveted to the plot....a tad bit tuning to the editing would have worked wonders. All said and done....i found the movie to be a very compelling watch and it lingered in my mind even after the credits rolled!. Recommended!!

Isn't half bad as what some viewers might have you believe. Late release of the movie notwithstanding, i do believe that good movies must be shown to it's audiences. The three pronged approach to show the climax makes one empathize with it's characters and lends it a noir'ish allure. Recommended!!

cold sweat, hair rising on your nape, goosebumps.....a couple of pauses while watching....trips to the loo (for no reason whatsoever!).....as a parent..to a now 12 1/2 year old boy and a 6 1/2 month new member (boy!)....makes me wan't to watch it over and over again....bear in mind...this review comes 6 years after i watched it....such is the spell woven by Lynne Ramsay !

Oh! how the mighty have fallen....bad acting by great actors is unpardonable. Annu Kapoor had to take French lessons to utter some stray expressions such as "Merci" or "S'il vous plait"??....i think a 5th grader could possibly have done better!.

98% of the critics said "yay" on Rotten Tomatoes, i wonder what the remainder 2% were smoking though?!. It's by far the freshest cross cultural 21st century rom-com to date and then some!.