Deborah D

Engrossing, engaging and superbly acted. It would have been a 5 if the second half had been a bit more believable. But the film passed very quickly, the debunking of religion was brilliantly done and it was something really different.

This film is so full of plot holes that it is almost laughable. Not a patch on the previous movies. And a seriously unlikeable lead role for the main human, with a totally unjustified superiority complex. What a shame, was really looking forward to this one.

Like most films these days, it would have benefited from a bit of editing to make it shorter. Excellent performances from all of the leads, but the constant jumping about in time and the thumping soundtrack became irritating and wearing. Ultimately, I couldn't really care much about these self and tennis obsessed people, but it was entertaining enough and some of the cinematography is impressive, you get a real sense of what exhausting work a tennis match is.

Brilliantly cast and acted, stunning scenery - but deeply unpleasant and, ultimately, quite pointless. I would never want to see it again. Am really surprised its been so well reviewed.