Barbara Hollis

A slow burner this one but became more absorbing as it went on. Lots of twists and turns. The accents I initially had a problem with but must have got used to them by the last episode. Not sure about the number of story lines away from the main plot but I suppose this will be the foundation for a further series. The Syrian character was the most intriguing but generally loved the acting. A bit far-fetched I suppose but nevertheless entertaining.

I do not know what the fuss is about this series. I thought it was really boring. The same scenario over and over again. I think it is a shame that the ratings for this exceed more worthy series.

I had read no reviews about this series and just watched it out of curiosity. I think this adaptation is truly awesome. People who might consider black and white wrong for such a beautiful backdrop are so wrong as it contributes to the tension and you are not diverted by the scenery. The filming is sensational and attention to detail quite remarkable. Andrew Scott is sensationally chilling as Ripley. I have not read the book and I do not know if the author wanted him portrayed like this but quite frankly I don't care because in my mind this is how he should be. I cannot understand detractors of this movie as I think it is an unforgettable classic.

Corny but loved it, especially the jokes.

Watchable. A bit improbable with several holes in the plot. Well acted.

Probably noteworthy but not an attention grabber. I found it rather slow and boring