Nigel Niles

More excitement and interesting twists than I was expecting! Animation was different too. Good story, great fight sequences. Worth the watch.

The best episodes of season 4 were of Villanelle meeting and parting from her family. Jodie Comer's acting was superb - you could feel her ruthless, seemingly shallow character being stripped down and revealed as someone deeply complex and vulnerable. My partner and I have loved this show from the start, and this is why - quirky characters, great acting! Roll on season 4!

Could have been so much better...beautiful sfx, but storylinewas disjointed, too plodding and lacking character development for my tastes, despite some good acting. An attempt at a moody/silent scifi in the mould of Solaris that doesn't work well.

Great creepy dramatic storylines, amazing acting all round and with Eva Green! Her facial expressions and the physical contortions of her body convincingly draw you into her character's tortured world. A must watch!

Slow burning, tense and great acting all around. Gillian Anderson was great! Check her out in Hannibal too.

A lot funnier overall than I thought it was going to be! Sometimes the scenes seemed too long and contrived, but the gags were great.

Choppy, humourless script, wooden acting spoil what could have been. Hob (the kid gangster side kick) was the only standout character.

Well filmed, believable story, good acting from the leads. Worth seeing

An unusual addition to an undeveloped area of the horror genre. (remember the film "Perfume" anyone?) Amazing costumes, great acting....the storyline draws you into the lives of the characters and the period, building tension all the way. All the makings of a superb series. Looking forwards to season 2 please!

Well done for a DCEU film, def much better than the Whedon version for plot , action and drama. Worth seeing, don't worry about the run time. WW is still amazing in the fight sequences. Flash's attempts at humour annoyed me a little, and his suit is nowhere as nice as any of the ones from the TV series. Both Superman and Batman came across as real characters at last, continuing their development from Batman v Superman Ultimate Edition. And spare a thought for poor Steppenwolf, who as the main bad guy helped carry the film right through!