Shelley Neidich

Big fan of UK police/detective shows. "London Kills" could've been so much better. I watched season #1 and almost turned it off. The music sound track was intrusive and distracting. If you cannot set the atmosphere of the scenes with the writing, acting and editing then try harder. The story, although interesting, was derivative, "well saw that coming". The actors were excellent, very good character actors. The last episode of S #1 was really ridiculous without any surprises or interesting scenes at all. Sad.

Years ago I got to watch about half the series on BBCAmerica if memory serves. Now that I subscribe to Britbox I have started watching again from the beginning. It held up beautifully over the years and a brilliant must-see for spy/thriller fans. Exceptionally well written and acted and since each episode is a stand-alone, for the most part, I will be able to watch the ten seasons at my pleasure

One word "meh"...just okay. I usually enjoy Sandler's serious roles but this is just okay. Saving grace..."Bo"...oh my!

Excellent work by Freeman. This is why I pay for BritBox, for shows like "The Responder". Very happy there will be a season 2.

Been there, seen that. Predictable. Same story but with a few tweaks that I have seen multiple times before. The excellent acting makes this watchable though.

Campion is NO Cormac McCarthy. New Zealand is NO Montana. Parts of the movie are laughable, but maybe they are meant to be. The acting is only tolerable for third rate actors but intolerable for these first rate actors. I did like the music and the cinematography. In the end I thought the movie vague and the characters poorly drawn.

So good. I love mystery/crime/police/detective etc stories from the UK. "Guilt" did not disappoint. At first it seems all is quite innocent and lighthearted but as the story develops It gets darker and darker. The acting is brilliant and they have been given extremely well written dialogue to work with. Enjoyed my binge and highly recommend.

Love this series. The writing and acting is terrific. Just finishing up season 2 and now have a different viewpoint of Ukraine. My only issue is the lack of closed caption when they are speaking English. I have my account preset for cc all the time. I have subtitles for "Undercover" but no closed caption. Their accents are so varied I find it hard to understand much of those scenes. All in all time well spent. I hope Netflix keeps this series coming without slipping on quality.

I watch many imported crime series from many different countries and usually love them. Everywhere from The UK to Sweden to Italy and beyond. I never watched dubbed nor have a problem with subtitles. Bordertown is down-right putrid. From white on white subtitles to the most godawful acting to miserable characters, but you get my point. Is the lead suppose to be Finland's answer to Monk? I could not get through the first episode and in all these years I have never given up on a crime series. On one star is generous.

Looking forward to the last season. Trying to watch dreck like "Don't look Up", "The Lost Daughter" or "Stay Close", has been painful to say the least. Netflix, please get back to making really great viewing like "Ozark" and "Narcos". I can accept fee increases when we get the best of TV like "Ozark"