Sally D – Google

I dip in and out of this programme depending on the daily topics. However, lately it just sounds like a load of noise. Primarily women, (I am a woman, by the way, so I'm not a misogynist) trying to win their arguments with high pitched scratchy voices. You can't even get to grips with the points they are making because they are too focused on having their voices heard and just shouting. Feel sorry for any token gents on the panel, they barely get a word in. Dawn Neesom is a terrible substitute for Jeremy Vine. Very wooden. Don't renew her contract. I had to turn my tv over the other day when an elderly lady caller wanted to bring back the death penalty. She was asked what method of killing would she suggest. Her reply, shoot them in the head. The caller was promptly cut off and the panel deflected away from her answer. I personally can't see how shooting a killer in the head is any worse than any other method. Bearing in mind that some killers torture or rape their victims before killing them. If you don't want honest opinion from the public, then don't ask the questions. This is a seriously biased programme, with a hidden agenda. Trying to make it look like a balanced debate with a panel and public phoning in, yet cutting people off if they don't like the answers they give. Load of rubbish

I took my 12 year old daughter, and we were both looking forward to watching it. The trailer did a great job at highlighting the best bits. The bulk of the film was poor acting, terrible singing and a feminist message that was rammed down your throat at every opportunity. Why aren't kids allowed to just BE? As a 50 something mixed race woman, from a council estate, I was gifted a stereotypical, white, Crystal Barbie. I loved her. I loved her shiny blond hair, her glamourous taffeta giown and diamond earrings. She bore not one iota of resemblance to me, or my life. But she provided hours of fun and escapism. I never had a Ken, I played mummies and daddies with action man instead. (He was far more hunky;). In a nutshell, the film was rubbish, disappointing and a waste of 2 hours and £14.

Brilliant! Loved every series, and the original film. Superbly cast, directed and acted. Love the split screens and cinematic styling. Full of twists and turns, you are never sure how all the threads of the stories are going to be woven together. Love, love, love this very dark comedy. I recommend to anyone with a wicked, and dark sense of humour. You need to stay focused with the first few episodes, which form the basis of a convoluted plot. Some people find it a bit slow, but it's well worth continuing watching, all will become clear. A shame we have to wait so long between series. I can't wait for the next one. Bring it on!

Please, please, please can we have a second series? Great drama. Excellent twist at the end. (I managed to watch episode 5 on the ITV hub before they took it off!) My 5 stars are purely based on the storyline, acting and production. I will not detract from the score due to current allegations...Which ITV must have known about. Why wait until the end of episode 4, a sex scene, to announce the damning news headlines of sexual harassment? Seems very coordinated. Seems they used the drama to make money. Then, when they knew the proverbial was going to hit the fan, hung the cast, production team and audience out to dry. If it is ever transmitted on TV again, I urge you to watch it, you won't be disappointed. Such a shame that it has been marred by the latest events.

I have watched every series. Right back to when it first started on BBC2. I have been gripped by every episode. The children have been packed off to bed early, so I don't miss a minute. The final episode of Series 6 was eagerly anticipated. What an absolute let down! It felt like Jed Mercurio played it safe. Closed the series, but just left a little bit of doubt, so that a seventh series could be commissioned. Thats not good TV. Until this episode, Line of Duty would have rated 5 stars. After this weak, boring, damp squib of an ending it scores 4 stars. To be honest, not sure I could be bothered watching another series. It's lost its way for me. Some of the AC12 interview scenes, throughout series 6, were very convoluted, and if you hadn't watched at least the previous 3 series, you would not have stood a chance of knowing what the hell was going on. James Nesbitt had the best cameo yet. He didn't even have to act. Just a photo shoot. Then an unidentifiable corpse. Bloody laughable. Maybe here lies the twist for Series 7....is Therwell really dead???? Hmmm. Maybe I will have to watch Series 7 after all. It's still a rubbish ending, to a mediocre series 6.

Far too long. Terrible drawn out meaningless scenes. I had to watch this film in two parts. Just glad I didn't watch it at the cinema, I think I would have walked out half way through. The final 20 minutes was the worst part, I kept thinking there was going to be a punchline, hang on in there, the end is in sight. But the ending was like a damp squib, much like the rest of the film. A long, damp, silent fart. No noise, no smell, nothing to cause surprise, evoke a gasp of disgust, or leave the viewer reeling. Nothing memorable. The majority of this film could have been cleverly edited and cut to around 2 hours. It's like 'The Emperor's new clothes '. So many people heralding this film as an epic, a masterpiece, Scorcese at his best.... Let's be honest, the subject matter has been covered time and time again. This maybe from a different perspective, but it's still the same old stories. Non of us were there, so we will never really no what went on, and I don't think this film does much to make you feel you've learnt anything new. An all star cast is the only reason I gave it 2 stars, otherwise it was going to be 1 star. I really wanted to like this film, but I don't, it's a massive disappointment and all those that say it's brilliant aren't being honest!