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This is not for you if you're looking for something light and uplifting as it's a short sharp reminder that life and relationships aren't perfect and many people suffer from mental health conditions like depression and anger issues, sometimes functioning "normally" on a day to day but sometimes it can all be masked, and people simply get by. The acting is fantastic by all the cast. Some lighter moments in the lead character's extreme outbursts but I felt they could have shown a nicer side of her too, as we are all a mixed bag and feelings and emotions rarely remain the same (whether happiness, anger, sadness, or grief). It would have been good to see a little more about the father and son, their lives outside the home, but all in all a moving take on sisters who are complete opposites in many ways...

Mediocre, sadly not a patch on one or two.. would've liked to see the original Mrs Brown. Storyline was pretty poor, Olivia Coleman as a nun was a bit bland, even Antonio Banderas wasn't great as a baddie. Rubbish songs, way too cheesy. All in all watchable but I would wait to watch on TV. Hugh Grant at the end scene was pointless and not funny at all. Celebs for celebs sakes. Paddington animation was great and the few funny scenes with him were brilliant as ever.

Pretty good family film (enjoyed by my 13 and 9 year olds). Some of the special effects could have been better. The lead guy and of course Danny De Vito stole the show, as always! Recommended but I’d wait for it to come on TV.

Fantastic. Acting, sets, everything. So moving and devastating but the end is shocking yet uplifting. Story of hope and survival.