Edmund Welch

A superbly directed drama and as a former juror I can attest to the authenticity of the feel in the jury room. Dilemma all round and a great story, beautifully delivered.

Please go and see this film. It is what cinemas were built for. Twists and turns, great score, beautiful cinematography. You get fully immersed in it and it really is quite a story. You couldn't make it up.

I really enjoyed this film as it shows the dilemma we all face as AI makes its advance on society. It's not perfect, but cleverly depicts the power of AI and the way in which AI gives us so many reasons to find it indispensable. This future is just around the corner and as we hand over power to a system we cannot really control the reality of AI will become a bit more clear. This film is worthwhile viewing.

A super sandy stunner of a movie! Truly brilliant.

A rather slow and predictable sequel completely lacking a soundtrack which could have helped give it some energy. What a missed opportunity.

This is a very well crafted movie. It takes you into the heart of civil war in the USA in a scenario that is easy to envisage. The perspective through the press is very well presented and the war scenes are brutal but clever. The soundtrack is very clever. A thought provoking and brilliant movie.

This is a remarkable and compelling story. It's about love, kindness, loss, tragedy, forgiveness, ageing, friendship, and the insight of a child. It's also about greed and the ruthlessness of capitalism. It's a movie for the modern age.

If you order bread and all you get is the dips, please leave the restaurant immediately. This excellent movie delivers a strong message about the perils of uncontrolled capitalism. Eat with caution.

This is a very beautiful movie and carries an incredibly strong message about the importance of respecting the natural world and the perils of the industrialisation of everything.

This film has a lot to offer. It shows an interesting relationship that shows the effects of separation on children in a considerate way as well as the enduring love of a father for his children no matter what has happened to the parents relationship. Also the way it portrays the real and horrific impact of poaching on the remaining wildlife in Africa. Hopefully it won't put everyone off as a safari, as there is nothing as magical as the Serengeti or Masai Mara.