HariHaran Subramanian

Quite childish. I don't know how this one passed first review of story discussion. Worst way to make a movie. But the only consolation. The director is not alone. Hollywood has made plenty of such childish movies. Given the fact that this was done in 2021, it shows they are not learning. The film-makers need to go back to school - ASAP.

The story is awesome. The twists and turns carry until the last half an hour of the entire series lasting 6 episodes. And the story is brilliant. Home needed a bit of an authentic touch though. The house did not look lived in. It looked rented for the shoot, clearly. You have got to pay attention to such details! Overall, its a fiver. Kudos to the director, actors and the crew. Even the song is awesome. Congrats!

Very very bad. The director has gone to extraordinary length to create more dots and many of them do not even connect in the end. Its downright ridiculous. Its not even professional. A bunch of amateurs

There is something to be said about Hollywood. And that is, they are the best in edge-of-the-seat crime/thriller films. They are leaders in this Genre. The Ledge is one such. From Scene 1, Take 2 - Its a race with pulse pounding drama. Brilliant. Kudos to the director, actors and all of the crew. Awesome.

Teaches you the value of time. 2 hours felt like 2 years! Horrible movie. Watch at your own risk.

Watched Season - 1. Terrible. Amateurish. More drama than realism. I would expect a school play to be better than this monstrosity.

Only one word for it. Marvellously done. Exceptional stewardship by the two directors. The cops who question Olsen have done a job that is beyond brilliance. Every actor in that interrogation scene, who plays the cop lives the character. The way they sit in the office or park themselves during the interrogation scene - amazing. The lawyer was yet another outstanding performance. The home decor takes you straight to 1970s. Certainly, deserves Emmy and Oscar - entire crew. Brilliant directors - both.

Awesome series, by any yardstick. Superbly shot. Brilliantly conceived. They should get an Oscar for this one. Well implemented - by actors, directors and the crew.

This particular director should look for another line of work. In his attempt to intensify the climax and make it complicated, he shows the positive and negative sides of everyone. Finally, it turns out to be a dud. Its a disaster. A 4th grade school play would have been done better.

Locale is great. Beautiful British countryside and nice photography. Thank the director for that.