Schreya Singh

Perfect adaptation of the Agatha Christie Novels. David Suchet is undoubtedly the best Poirot ever... just gets it perfect. Also, the other character actors are suberbly cast... and the art direction, production design, and direction of course is first-rate as well. The underlined character-centric comedy and the eerie mystery combine together to make it a great watch... a must watch!

Fun, entertaining, gripping and very Stephen Kingish- the King of Supernatural... Love love it!

Really was taken aback with the mediocrity after having seen 100 percent ratings on rotten tomatoes. The story unfolds interestingly at first... but i could guess everything... well almost n the big reveal was just a "uh hmm ok just get on with it kinda moment". Thus it was disappointing for me, as after having invested so many hours, was waiting for the grand twist tht never came! Tch tch what a bore!

Super fantastic... funny and grand... everything is just perfect, love love it!

Super!!! One of the best rom-coms ever made... and my favorite... James Stewart is the epitome of the guy you want to take home... girls are sure to swoon over him and the great story, acting, direction...of course.

Great 1 Season... fantastic cast, story, execution... loved how it unraveled. Been a treat. 2 Season though didn't match up to the greatness of the 1st.

Best series I have ever watched (till 2020). Loved it... Fantastic both on script level and execution. Absolutely everything is great and it truly believes God is in the details. Everything is designed perfectly- the screenplay, the cast, the set.. simply superb. Get ready to get blown away.

Really nice series... enjoyed it thoroughly... It is entertaining as well as gripping in terms of out of the box concept of time travel handled pretty unconventionally and used as a MacGuffin rather than going into the details of its workings. Loved the characters, their interpersonal relationships, the emotions, and the comedy are very well adapted into the grim background of crime, serial killings and dark ongoings. Kudos to the actors and the makers... I recommend it.

Really astonished at the rave reviews! I actually found the series pretty dumb... as the main characters keep on making dumb decisions and they are the top detectives! I had quite enjoyed the South Korean series 'Signal' and looking at a similar genre and good reviews I decided to binge-watch 'Tunnel'... but found it disappointing. It seemed like a 70's plot and screenplay and a structure that expects you to let go of the many loopholes that crop up now and then and especially the 'dumbness' of its main characters... Like- which detective goes without a gun to hunt a dangerous killer... not once, twice but again and again!? Also the acting and attempt at comic relief is very 70's Hindi film types... and the last few episodes are dragged till they start to get on our nerves... should have been 12 episodes instead of 16, easily. SPOILERS- And if Park has to go back in time in mid 80's and set everything right by arresting the two killers whose identity he knows after having travelled in the future.. why does he have to catch them in the future time slot too? ...As the whole point is to catch them in the past so lives are saved- and also when he is supposed to do that in the past, the future timeline's collective memory and future is going to change anyways... so found it illogical...

Stephen King fans should love it! Eerie, emotional and full of character development, it is not as disturbing as 'the shining', but answers many questions which that film had kept vague. Ewan Mcgregor and child artiste Kyliegh really "shine".