David Moore

Don’t read the critique reviews, this is a good film. Skarsgard plays the role ace, the costumes, makeup and effects are brilliant. The sound track songs are well chosen. Fight sequences are choreographed well. Nods to the original film as well. I loved it.

Best TV police drama since Line of Duty. Script reverting , and very refreshing to see the lead as a woman of Indian descent.

Excellent western, believable characters, interesting plot. Little bit corny but in a good way like a good Eastwood Western.

Just a great big bucket of cheese ! But unfortunately it’s a bit smelly, yes it is trying to be pro LBGT but please why so full of cliched and overboard camp acting? James Corden character is like a cartoon gay man from the eighties . And the songs are instantly forgettable. The Americans just can’t do this type of film/musical. No comparison with the brilliant Everybody’s Talking About Jamie.

Excellent film, very quirky and full of delightful intriguing characters. Nobody is quite what they seem. Superbly shot in great location, reminiscent of Fargo. Nice to see a well produced film, with a good script, good cast achieve such a high standard of entertainment and not be an overblown budget blockbuster. Well recommended 👍🏻.

Loved this. However the last ten minutes of the last episode was rushed as if they weren’t going to make anymore 🤔😱

One of the best films I’ve seen in ages, well acted, so tense, so believable. Absolutely brilliant from start to finish.

Meandering, obscure and sometimes very difficult to watch as the mental state of Steve Coogan’s character is shown to effect other family members including his son Michael, who goes on to commit a cruel sadistic act. Why did the son do this ? The film goes back and forth in time but we are none the wiser. Coogan’s monologues are in a delivery style of Woody Alan at times. Perhaps it’s trying to be too clever , who knows ?