Ann Wright

I have the book which I've still to read. I hope seeing this film hasn't spoiled it for me. The film is miscast. We have better character actors that would have been more suited to the parts but A listers have been used to sell the film. I loved Richard E. Grant's menacing character though but struggled with David Tennant. It's such a pity they can't go back to the drawing board with this one.

Wonderful acting by the two leading stars. Sensual but not offensive. I'm a softie and would have liked to see them as a lifetime couple at the end but it was left open to the imagination.

So bad. Self absorbent. A waste of air time.

Two hours wasted. Reminds me of a similar film with Michael Douglas.

I loved this. It was compelling with many twists and turns and an unexpected ending. Don't want to spoil it for any future viewers so I will just say that I quite wrongly found myself sympathising with Joe the perpetrator rather than his victims. I'm so sorry it's over, might watch it again.

I became more interested in the backdrop and continuity than the main characters. It is a pleasant film with great acting but the story is everyday life. I was fascinated with the make up job on Hardy. Not sure that's what the film is meant for.

I loved this and the memories it instilled but had the feeling it skimmed over things leaving out a lot of the grittiness.