Reshma Menon

An empowering story that is relatable, funny and inspiring. Amy Poehler makes sure that the comedy does not down play the intensity and seriousness of the plot. The issues portrayed in the movie are something that women everywhere face more than often. Loved how the first and the last scenes got tied up to close the film with a beautiful message. Moxie Forever!

One of the best Rom-Com series out there! Hilarious, relatable and absolutely binge-worthy. The storyline did get a little predictable but Daniel Ings and Joshua McGuire's phenomenal performance held the show together. Excellent casting and direction, definitely a Must Watch. I would really love to see a spin-off with Luke (the best friend on the planet!) and Angus (the loving optimist).

Weak Casting, plot holes and Boring cases - Disappointing to see that the French version could not keep up with its competitors.

A Hauntingly Beautiful Piece of Art... Mads Mikkelsen marvelously portrays the Psychiatrist with panache and graceful elegance rendering Anthony Hopkins' performance unmatchable to this version. Every actor casted in the show - Hugh, Caroline, Laurence and the others - perfectly compliment the characters and deliver such a magnificent theatrical act that you can't help but binge-watch the show. You find yourself falling in love with the Psychopath and feel hesitant, and even a little anxious, when you find his work to be admirable and awe-inspiring and you subconsciously root for him to win the fight. Seamless direction and splendid execution of the storyline. The Goth The Gore And The Glory - You will love it all. There is no other show that deserves another Season more than Mads Mikkelsen's Hannibal.

The worst adaptation I have ever seen. The characters were poorly written and the plot was designed to attract teenagers with clichéd dialogues and intimate scenes. They didnt even get the Winx club members right and intentionally turned it into a love triangle teenage-drama. The casting choices were a joke - Abigail's portrayal of bloom was laughable - she was busy keeping her hair in place and overacting with hyper gestures to desperately convince us that she is a 16-yr old; Danny's stoic and emotionless acting was painful to watch; Sadie, Alisha and Eliot carried the show and made it bearable, however, they did not get a fair share of the dialogues in the entire show. The plot portrayed Bloom as a narcissistic, reckless, selfish and mind-numbingly dumb girl. Despite knowing that it was her fault that Rosalind was set free and the "burned ones" entered the school, she takes her time making up with Sky and joking around to rally her group. The lines were terribly timed and the Show was an abysmal attempt at re-creating a childhood Classic.