indira sharma

Unbelievably awful. Badly made clothes. Awful styling. None of the so-called designers can illustrate. Most of them, including Tan France, look like a bunch of clowns. The whole thing is cringeworthy. And I cannot believe the likes of Donatella Versace was truly impressed by what she saw. Shows like this do a real disservice to the fashion industry.

Slow, dreary weak dialogue, in parts pretty cringey, needed some serious editing. To be blunt pretty boring. The best performance is Jared Leto. But this by no means is a good Ridley Scott movie.

Really looked forward to this, but the whole thing was a mess and the graphics etc made the whole subject seem more about the graphic artists that worked on this documentary rather than the subject matter. I lost interest quickly, and after about 20 minutes I just didn't care about what had gone on at A&F. It didn't dig very deep and ultimately seemed to be more about tearing down Bruce Weber and ex-staff moaning about not getting extra hours to make more pay. The bottom line is for a period A&F was a great business, the stores were an amazing experience, putting the topless guys at the entrances was genius and blacking out the windows so you couldn't see inside a clever move. Really, A&F wasn't any different to Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein, but it pushed the whole sex angle just that bit further.

Brilliant. Best comedy in years. Cathy ( Doon Mackichan ) is a wonderfuly monstrous comic creation.

Far too long. Needed editing.