Sivaji Saha

Kept wondering what kind of intelligence is needed to write such brilliant dialogues

Nice discovery after having finished brilliant Succession season 1 and disastrous climax of Panchayat season 3 . This is a feel good series with grand set design, intriguing plot adequately blending mushy romance with mumbo jumbo worlds of vampires, witches, daemons , alchemy and time travels . The lead actors are competently good in both looks and performance. The dialogues are engaging, so are music scores which are interspersed with hit soft singles which I will now search on further. One personal note that the series does not have any severely gory scenes which I was originally hesitant about given its plot around vampires and mediaeval Europe. In summary, I am thankful to Netflix to bring such hidden gems from British web series landscape to a larger audience

Very good , a techie film i enjoyed a lot

Brilliant and unfortunately very underrated . Direction and acting are the top notch. Climax is one of the most shocking I seen in recent time.

Absolutely brilliant, time to look beyond the recent series of mediocrity from Hollywood

This never actually looked like a movie. Its storyline, characters and dialogues all looked like they had been conceived during a weekend over some drinks and the execution was subsequently handed over to trainees at Disney. Being an ardent fan of Disney/Pixar gems like Ratatouille, Tangled, Coco and many more, it was even more shocking to find that one of the co-directors also co-directed Frozen!! One of the worst movies I've watched in the past few years, give it a plain skip if you are still considering watching it.

absolutely nonsense regressive movie

Extremely difficult and sensitive topic handled well like directors previous movie

meandering plot , director seemed to be confused on what message he wanted to convey , character of Nimrat Kaur lacked any kind of consistency - overall 2 hrs wasted