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It was very violent and gave an insight into life on the streets (chose Jesus people). However, I love the unlikely relationship between Mary and the boy. It was definitely edge of the seat for me and I'm glad they found each other. Good acting all around.

This was a very good series—like a good book that I couldn't put down. I loved the dynamic of the heroine and her equally talented butler. The story was a combination of excitement, action, and humour. There were so many twists and turns, it was brilliant! There should be many more episodes added. This is an excellent murder mystery and better than the standard mystery lovers have been left with.

It's really good, I love the character of Father Brown and his supporting cast is perfect. Am I the only one who has found some laugh out loud moments in Season 11 of Father Brown? I love the dynamics between all of the cast, Mrs Devine and Brenda provide some much appreciated humour.

I stopped watching minutes into the film finding it violent and unsettling. However, reviews of it fell short as I thought I could glean some insight. The evil and injustice of colonisation was disgusting, but not shocking. One review compared it to Nollywood movies, this is wrong in my opinion. Unless they meant old Nollywood, then maybe in some small respect. It is a poignant and a retelling of the story of how a man came to lose his faith in God. Kudos to the actors and directors.

The dynamics between Finch, Reese, Carter, Fusco, Shaw and Groves made this a great series. Also, their character development was impressive. I loved every season. Elias, the Russians, HR and the other covert teams with their evil agenda provided 'edge of your seat' storyline. All in all an excellent cast. This would make a great movie with all the original main characters having an alternative ending.

Great acting of this brilliant real life story. The US Treasury and American laws have a lot to answer for before God. Everyone should watch it to challenge their prejudices over wealth and ownership rights. Apple TV + did so well in bringing this story to us.

The sexual references were a bit of a put-off, sex within marriage is great, I just didn't like the way it was alluded to here.

I think it showed injustice in all it's glory. It revealed prejudices some white people have against black people and some black people against other black people. It also shows what happens when people are under financial pressure and there are no jobs. It reveals that when we open our eyes and stand up for change good things happens. I especially liked where the community put an end to the 'no snitching' policy because it only allows wickedness and corruption to thrive.

Really hated the sheer incompetence of the adults who were supposed to be looking out for the children, but loved the children. My daughters seemed to enjoy the show as this is how I became aware of it.