Peter Kelly

A film about people talking about their feelings. Nothing actually happens in this film. Mild humour, definitely no belly laughs. In the end, despite the beautiful photography, this is entirely tedious.

Adding a Geordie accent to woke nonsense doesn't make this drivel any more genuine. The Champagne sipping Guardianistas will find no end of depth to this rubbish.

Sandra is her usual wonderful self, but the plot is slow, plain, never getting anywhere near an original thought.

Even action films need to be believable to a certain extent. This fails. Fun but silly turning to boring.

This film has the alluring effect of making you believe that amonst the terrible acting and discordant plot lines, something interesting is going to happen, it doesn't!

The 'A team' but not as realistic.

None of the characters are believable. I really didn't care about any of them. How is it that when the dog was killed no one asked why there was a plate of food there? Acting is great but the plot line is meandering and directionless.

Sadly cliche'd leftist view of reality. Morality viewed as a stumbling block to pleasure, a pleasure that is short lived and often destructive.

Melanie Griffith in lingerie, whats not to like? Can't remember what the rest of the film is about.

People who only think they're clever will find deep meaning in this complete piece of twaddle.