Alexander Chalkidis

Honest to the genre and we hadn't seen one of this kind in a while. Edge of the seat sort of stuff, quite stressful. A few obvious , duh, clues early on which were annoyingly badly written in. Otherwise watchable

Barely any better than a hallmark Christmas movie. Main character pretty good acting though

Predicable and not very interesting. If it is Sunday afternoon and it's on television maybe you don't change channel. If you are tired that is

Teen flick, a bunch of kids on an adventure. And then it crashes into typical alien horror tropes. Better than I expected, which isn't saying much

The planet needed this movie. Truly silly in a way we haven't seen in a while

I thought the first gladiator movie was one of the best movies ever. So this had a high bar to reach. And it did. In fact to modern eyes it is more fresh, faster pace. Very clever story line. Ticks all the boxes. I salute you Ridley!

"This movie would be difficult to explain!" said my daughter about half way through. But it should be commended precisely because it makes you think about things you don't usually think of with movies. Because of it's peculiar premise.

The blitz has defined a whole generation yet nobody ever made a film as good as this. Lovingly made it shows the subtle nuances of life then in London. The diversity angle is valid and subtle yet accurate. Great details, well researched. Storytelling at its finest.

Totally pointless rubbish dressed up as an arthouse film. It is not. Way too much lingering on naked bodies for no real reason to do with the storyline. Sounds like a good idea but you might as well just read the summary and not waste time watching it.

Unexpected gem, it sort of grows on you gradually as you watch. Really offbeat humour too, very tongue in cheek. Not sure if it has any greater hidden meaning, maybe it will come to me later.