Paul Sedgwick

Entirely delightful! A charming romcom with some nice twists, great cast, funny, sweet and enjoyable on every level. Harry Connicks voice still great!

Have just watched this on Netflix. Very good and very believable. Not a typical post apocalyptic plot. A pared back script with no exposition, it lets the audience fill in the blanks. Jodie Comer marvellous as always and the rest of the cast excellent, especially Katherine Waterston. Next time it rains heavily, you'll hope it stops.

Very gripping and actually quite believable movie following a group of journalists heading to the front. The opposing forces in this are not based on current political lines, but basically the government led by the president against the California/Texas alliance. Having said that, the craziest guys in the film looked like the sort of people that stormed the White House. At times it looks like a documentary, amazing visuals and very violent. It really demonstrates the horrors that are witnessed by war photographers. The cast are terrific as is the script. Another great piece of work by Alex Garland

I have just seen this today. What a beautiful film! It's about life, love, friends and food. Also loss. If you have no interest in the wonder of great cooking, it might not do it for you, however, I found it marvellous. The cast are superb, Juliette Binoche and Benoit Magimel amazing together ( they were real life lovers and have a daughter together) the cinematography beautiful, the whole film looks like an animated oil painting . I did shed a tear at the end, partly because of the absolute beauty of it and also the story. Superb!

I was very much looking forward to seeing this and had built my hopes up, a little too much as it turned out. The pedigree was looking good with Paul King and Simon Farnaby involved, creators of the wonderful Paddington films. But I was to be disappointed . When you see a great film at the cinema, you walk out on a high and keep thinking about the joyous couple of hours you've just witnessed. Wonka is nice to look at and the story is quite fun but somehow didn't do it for me. All the ingredients were there but they didn't cohere well. There were star turns in the cast, but also some irritating casting. When I walked out of Paddington 1 and 2 , I said to everyone that they must go and see them. When I walked out of Wonka I just thought it was pleasant but forgettable.

I absolutely loved it! I thought the plot and script were great, full of crowd pleasing punch the air moments. Loved the ghosts of the past turning up and Kylo Ren's redemption. There were just so many moments I was saying to myself "Yes!" Great visuals, funny moments, and great characters that you love doing great things. Every box ticked for me and the circle complete, I couldn't be happier with the end of a saga that started when I was 20. As a man of 62, I feel invigorated by the force. Daisy Ridley, you are Rey Skywalker.

What was the estimable Stanley Tucci doing In this really terrible film? Someone obviously thought that man eating primeval bats was a good idea, it might have been if a scriptwriter had been employed. It was just always mishmash of various other films. The creatures looked like Giger's Alien, the whole theme was stolen from ' A quiet place' which is a great film btw. There were the unexplained crazy people strolling around, members of a cult or whatever, just shoehorned into the plot. Suddenly this nonsense comes to an end when they all up at some sanctuary, iPod still working, and it's all fine and dandy! Netflix, you need to monitor your content. There's too much very average stuff in your offering, better to have less, and improve the quality.