Francis Condon

A right battle of wits thriller. Good that it was made in the 90's as it likely wouldn't do well if made today.

I adore this film. It's simply a masterpiece and one of the first proper thrillers I saw. It wasn't one I expected to like, yet it became one of my favourite films ever. The story and narrative obeys the themes it gives out so it sticks to it's roots from the off. Beautiful and twisted drama that turns into something you never expect. Not a Woody fan but this is beyond brilliant.

This is a gem of a monster movie, yet one hell of an underappreciated one. It may ignore the Japanese origins of the character but this is Roland Emmerich's version of Godzilla and I for one accept that. I was 8 when I first saw it and loved everything about it. Today it's still a fan favourite of mine and hugely enjoyable. Fair to say I got more out of it than the 2014, 2019 and 2021 films. Completely underrated and while some of the acting is poor, it's well worth your 2 hours. Amazingly misunderstood movie.

Really enjoyable and fun filled movie. It has everything a Spider Man fan will want. So many entertaining aspects and plenty of action and moments that will have you cheering and enjoying at the same time. It's a fine tribute to the character but there could of been a bit more to make it it flawless. But above all the film finally sets Spider Man on his own path in the MCU. This film is a gift to the fans of Spider Man. A once off event, never to be repeated. Excellent but not flawless. as there were some parts I certainly didn't like. Yet it was the things that weren't in it that hurt the film.

I really liked it. It's mixed very well with drama and black comedy. It digs hard into the realities that are capitalism and trumpism. Great cast and particularly from Leo, Jennifer Laurence, Meryl Streep, Jonah Hill, Cate Blanchett and Mark Rylance, who played a character I felt like punching every time he was on screen. Certainly worth a watch.

My favourite show of all time. Became a fan when season 5 started and was hooked from then on. Caught up on all previous seasons over the next year and was all up to date by the time season 6 began. Great storytelling, characters and music. Excellent twists and the acting from Kiefer Sutherland has gotten better every season. It had a problem with repeating itself with plots at times and one or two writing issues, such as the Nuke explosion in season 6. They didn't do a proper fallout from that. but it didn't harm the show too much. It's very rewatchable and I went back and rewatched the whole thing (including Legacy) during the first Covid lockdown. It certainly helped pass the time. My best seasons are 5,9,4,3,8,1,7,2,6, Legacy in that order. Amazing yet underrated T.V program.

I loved everything about this movie. Nicole Kidman is just a tour de force and is easily her best film ever. The story and characters are brilliant and nothing feels wasted. Its a definite must see.

Ive been following the show since 2002 and have always loved it. The best eras were 2003-2005, 2008 -2010 and 2014-2016. Currently it's doing very well but looking forward to another unmissable era when Kate Oates takes control. However im sick to death of so called fans slamming the show (something they've been doing even at the show's best times) It's stupid and beyond annoying. Opinions are fine but i can't help but think that these people are complaining for the sake of it. I think many have problems keeping up with the times of the show and if these people can't get with the times and pay attention to the long term aim of the storylines then i really believe they should go and watch something else. Obsessed fan and long may the show continue.