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I had hoped to see a film that offered genuine insights into the London of the Blitz—a city my parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles experienced firsthand. However, this film depicts a very fictional version of London that, in practical terms, simply did not exist. The worst of the Blitz, apart from the later doodlebugs, occurred between 1940 and 1942. Census data from that time recorded a total Black population in the UK of between 8,000 and 10,000, out of a total population of roughly 48 million. London, with nearly 9 million residents, bore the brunt of the bombings. My parents were bombed out, countless thousands were killed, and people endured days without water and severe food rationing. Schools were often closed as buildings were reduced to rubble. The courage and sacrifice of those who lived through this time—who never gave up—feels misrepresented in this portrayal. This isn’t very well written, I felt it was pushing a political agenda being pushed at the detriment of any plausible plot line .

I had to download this in the UK, but as I unfortunately expected, it’s not great. I think I’d say very disappointing. I’ve only watched one episode, but it feels shallow and predictable—I found myself distracted and on my phone after just five minutes. To be honest, I didn’t even finish the episode because the laugh track is so obviously fake and irritating. I was a big fan of The Big Bang Theory up until season 8 and enjoyed Young Sheldon through season 6, but sadly, this spin-off feels dull and formulaic. The characters also seem lackluster, especially without the brilliant Annie Potts or Sheldon’s mother to add depth to the story. Young Sheldon had realistic relatable character, we seemed part of their lives, growing up with them . This current offering has none of the realism , it’s just bland and dull.

Surprisingly good . Very well put together . Unlike the American crap this doesn’t bother with shaky cameras and repeating the same sentence over again. It relies on a well laid out story , great acting by, in some cases, quite famous British actors. This is interspersed by witness testimonies. Some of the stories did actually give me goose bumps . This is a good series , scary as it’s based on true events and not silly or hyped .

‘Incoming’ a movie that fails at every level 1. **Failed Nostalgia**: The movie attempts to capture the fun and carefree vibe of 80s/90s teen movies, but it doesn't hit the mark. Instead of feeling nostalgic, it comes across as forced and inauthentic. 2. **Unlikable Characters**: The cast were childish, weak, and more annoying than endearing. Their behaviour seems to veer into creepy or arrogant territory, making it hard to connect with them. Although there is the very occasional glimmer of niceness . 3. **Lack of Humour**: The ‘comedy’ didn't resonate at all. Rather than finding anything to laugh at, the humor felt bland and uninspired. 4. **Poor Writing**: The script seems to lack the charm and wit that made older teen movies into cult classics. the writers should study those films to learn how to create more likeable characters and engaging stories. Incoming, is a movie that misses the mark on multiple levels, leaving little to enjoy or appreciate.

Love it , from the first few minutes that unique honest Aussie humour and realism comes blasting through . Well written , I love the mixture of characters, Kath and Kims, Kel (Glen Robbins ) makes and appearance as someone who paints with his dick which is fun. The main story revolves around a high end lawyer having to work in a low end law firm. The interesting character traits and personal lives if various clients and her fellow colleagues make a captivating watch. I wish there was more well written high end shows like this.

Netflix call it ; Irreverent, Exciting , Dazzling I'd call it; Irrelevant, Shallow , Silly . I really wanted to like this as the description ticked all the boxes however, within the first 10 seconds when the camera pans over a very cgi looking set of London, I knew this wasn't a good sign. The over use of cheap cgi ruins this as its hard to take it seriously when you're watching two young lads who appear to be on acid rampage what looks like a set of a game The ridiculous fast talking, campy acting, cheap sets (mainly cgi) ruins what could be such a good series.