siobhan coogan

The stand out star is Mickey Maddison. She owns every scene she is in. Her character has depth and soul as well as fire and strength. She doesnt play the victim despite the wealth influence and power the male lead Vanya/Ivan has over her. Next to her he is soulless and shallow. In parts it drags on and loses pace. Overall it's a poignant tale of tangled lives and choices.

Like nothing you've seen before. Raw and honest depiction of the damage stalkers inflict on their prey. Also the shame and vulnerability of an abused person perfectly acted by the main character with a stellar supporting cast. Its a hard but compelling watch.

Love this series even though I've hardly watched TBBT. Everyone in the show is perfect for the part.

Why do American film makers think they can take a film and make it better. The original A man called Olev was so good any attempt to remake it would never be a match. If you see the original you'll know what I mean.

Dot to dot of Spies....Head of MI6 leaves box of compromising evidence in his home for wife to find. Totally believable.

Reminicent of Fargo but set in the Australian outback. Plot slowly unfolds as main character Doran regains his memory. Lots of convenient coincidences too much for credibility. Tries at times to be comedic but falls short. Still worth a binge watch.

If this is the quality of drama on Netflix time to cancel subscription. The whole plot was implausible. Random characters introduced.

Quite possibly the worst film I've ever been to see. Chaos overloaded with unecessary scenes tried to cram in too much and lost its way. In end didn't care who won the game was just glad to get out of there left before the end.

Not Tom Hardy's finest hour mumbled his way through. We've seen it before same expressions in other gangster roles he's played.