James Shepherd

I thought it was filmed well and the way the storyline went was interesting if a little harrowing. Interesting to see Channing Tatum's type of role hasn't changed that much from movie to movie but all in all funny at times and disturbing at times. #GirlPower

Success after success. What an absolute triumph, not only as a show but also as a way of shining a light on the difficulties of farming. I've seen negative reviews from people who hate Jeremy Clarkson.. 1. Just don't watch it then? 2. The show is so much bigger than him. I would recommend anyone who wants to see great value production combined with pretty real struggles. Already excited for season 4!

This was a fun action movie with no real agenda which is what I think the world has been missing recently. Goofy, decent cgi, funny lines and a nice storyline. Great casting too, hope there's more!

Can we stop giving 5 stars to movies that aren't in the top movies you've ever seen? Ridiculously rushed introduction to everything, forced relationships and very little to write home about

A wonderful new addition to Aardman's golden collection. No intense current affairs angles and no agenda pressing which was a nice change of pace for Netflix. Looking forward to another if it happens but I'd be equally as comfortable with that being it.

Spoilers.. Really well shot, great cast but pretty clumsy plot in the end. Set up to be a really interesting final section, ended up being the only joke in the movie. Disappointed that race was crowbarred into it so blatantly at times, and the daughter of the homeowner was a relentless brat. Rushed ending with no real sense of resolution. Basically finished half way through

I'm not much of a Napoleon buff, but I get the impression the angle of this film does very little for his military reputation. The focus is largely on his obsession with Josephine and not his rise to power. Very impressive film purely from a visual and acting perspective, but worth reading up on the actual history of this time before watching

It's not a bad revenge movie, quite like the idea of it being in the middle of nowhere so police aren't immediately on the case. But I can't get the voice of the Joker out of my head when Viking speaks. Tell Me I'm not the only One?! Quite like the idea of chapters though, and could imagine it being a decent book (unless it was one already)

Not perfect by any means but it's good to see a movie that mocks how far some pockets of society have taken wokeness. Having read the negative reviews, they seem to be largely based around anger of this movie doing the above. Seeing as more or less every movie nowadays mocks non-wokeness, I think a little push back from the other side is fine..

Very good but they literally solve everything with violence. Even when they try to become more legitimate. The show could tick over forever so there's pressure on a season 5 if there is one