Graham Nicholls

Awful. The name of my film-watching life is expository dialogue. This has expository monologue! Nobody to like, cardboard characters, and a transparent plot. This is awful.

Silly games. Nobody to like or empathise with. So not only does the author play games with the audience - not fun games, but the sort designed to humiliate - "silly you for thinking he was guilty all along, when really it was just a misunderstanding" - but they rely on tired old tropes of cinematic cleverness. Oh I hated the "dripping tap into the water barrel" shots. Cliche alert. Dreadful derivative drivel.

Formulaic drivel. Avenging mum kills her family's killers, can't be killed herself. All the bad guys are of a certain ethnicity. Trump will love it.

Great leads, believable script, and a view into a world of change. A superb series; a shame there is only one series.

Joyous, thoughtful, entertaining. Full of love & aware of what it means to love. Plus some great photos. And Emily Watson.

No chemistry. Bad acting. Awful. Cliche ridden drivel.

Oh dear. What a confused and silly mess of a film.

Risible dialogue, unlikely scenarios, non sequitur, unexplained animosity; why is this posited as "gripping drama"?

Awful - except there were some glimmers of good writing in amongst the dross.

not everything is a puzzle you have to solve. cliche ridden cr*p