Jochen Stossberg

One of the best Netflix shows in some time. It's exciting and witty and very entertaining, And the cast is brilliant. Loved it.

It's so bad that it's hard to get your head around it. Strictly for the Murder She Wrote set, who still watch the re runs during the day. Probably the worst show Netflix has ever been involved with. It's THAT bad. Over and out.

It's entertaining and overly chatty - but this is Woody Allen so you know there will be some witty social comment in the mix, and there is. It's not one of his great films, but it's very enjoyable. The only thing I didn't care for were the citrusy filters over pretty much everything. He should have brought his own brilliant cinematographers with him to France.

It's not brilliant, but it's a solid thriller series that is believable and gripping, so it's really worth watching, Everyone's good in the cast, except Jackie Weaver who is so miscast she throws the show 'off' in every scene she's in.

I thought - period piece, based on a story by a terrific writer, and a great cast, what could be wrong? Everything, in this turgid, deeply depressing, clunky turkey. It's one the the worst films I've seen in recent memory.

It's a glossy, slick show with a good screenplay, despite the childish overuse of the F... word - but how you feel about the show in general will probably depend largely on whether you like Keri Russell on the screen, or you don't. Because the shouty, hyped up performance she gives gets very tiresome very quickly, and the stagey, relentlessly witty dialogue sounds as you're watching a play. People just don't talk like this.

It's a great film with stunning cinematography and brilliant performances that will possibly go right over the heads of some audiences - and judging from some of the comments here it already has. Including Sam Elliot. It's not a western - it just set in the west - and it's not a gay love story either. It's something else entirely. Stay with it till the end.

There's only one Rebecca, and you know which one I mean. This isn't it. It's good to look at, but the two leads are up against the two originals and they don't come close to Olivier and Joan Fontaine.

Despite the fact that it has a good cast it's a terrible movie. The photography is so dark that at times its difficult to see what's taking place, and the relentless red filters on all the interior scenes, are tiring to watch. I had high hopes for this dreary epic - but it's a turkey.

It's a painfully lame, one joke film with a great cast hamming it up to the max. It's pretty bad frankly.