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"I don't know what they're doing here. They live across the street. This film surprised and delighted me. The dialogue is rapid-fire, witty and intelligent. I laughed out loud several times. Not for those who don't like lots of dialogue or sardonic humour.

A worthy entry into the John Wick franchise. Not bad at all.

Rarely give five stars but it's warranted in this case. I thought it would be one of those boring wish-fulfilment TV series and was pleasantly surprised. It's a hidden gem I didn't know about until I watched other shows and searched for something similar. Weird, wonderful and b*tsh*t crazy!

All the slow-singing and hand-wringing eventually got on my nerves. The pace was entirely too slow. Won't re-watch.

This has to be the best political thriller series I've ever watched, and I've watched hundreds of TV series. Nail-biting, suspenseful and I had to concentrate to keep track of the nuts and bolts of the plot, which kept me thoroughly engaged for eight hours. Pity season/series 2 isn't out yet. At first I only saw Robb Stark, but it only took the first few minutes of the first episode for that to dissipate because Richard Madden transformed into a totally different character.

Er...meh. Nothing like it's predecessor but I guess because it was soured by Heard's presence even more.

What the hell was that? It's Bella with a British accent and a blonde wig. LOL!

No. Just no. All I saw was Bella with a wig and a British accent.

The child actor was brilliant. Not bad for her directorial debut, either.

The pace of the movie, the main character sounds like Kevin Hart. I haven't laughed so much in a long time. John Cena is great in this comedic role. He sounds like Thanos on crack. Even the supporting characters had me in stitches.