Natalia Electra Sarkis

Was really looking forward to this after reading the book but unfortunately it did not deliver. Spoilers ahead. Blake Lively's performance was non believable at all. Fake laughing, biting her lip, looking bored throughout, very bad acting. Justin Baldoni is the only saving grace, perfectly cast however they rushed his character too much. In the book you really see how erratic and manipulative he is, however in the movie it feels very rushed. Zero chemistry between them. Zero chemistry with her and Atlas. Whoever was the costume designer they did a terrible job on everyone, male and female. Appalling and distracting. I've never seen a chef wear a denim style chef's jacket! Not wasting my time writing anymore, if you are curious wait for it to stream, don't waste your money. I won't be watching the next one, l'd like to save that one as is in my imagination.

A hidden gem! Was expecting a generic thriller with a ex-military who had PTSD but this is so much more! Dark, past-paced and funny, with a great soundtrack. Dan Stevens is absolutely spot on with his role, brilliantly executed. 110% recommend, you will not be disappointed! Avoid further reading, spoiler ahead: when he crashed into the dad, then saw he was still alive so gave that annoyed sigh to say 'ahh maaan now gotta shoot him', absolute genius!

Absolutely disgraceful that Harry would allow this total fiasco to happen at all, let alone just 3 months after the Queen, his grandmother died. I don't their love, good for them, I couldn't care less tbh. However she clearly insults everything that is British Royal. She makes fun of the curtsy and how she never heard of it, and he just sits there and lets her disrespect. He has suddenly forgotten how priviledged he is. Even if they decided to step down from their responsibilities as senior members, he is still priviledged. They both need to humble themselves a little bit. They hate the media and the paparazzi yet here they are with a documentary that they knew they were going to make from years ago when someone suggested they film everything they do. She even has the audacity to say that the British family are rigid even behind closed doors. I mean it depends on your perspective. Some people find the constant hugging and touching that Americans do to be fake and over the top. SO. For someone who doesn't want to be judged she sure does enough judging herself. I went into it with an open mind but I had to stop 5 minutes into ep.3, so much valuable time I will never get back. Harry even had the nerve to compare her to Diana.. who he said in the 1st episode that he didn't have many memories of, just her laughter.. None of us know Diana or Megan first hand, but it's pretty clear to see that they are different. He talks about how difficult his mum's death was for him, which of course it was, but he says he would spend months abroad away from his brother and his family. Harry never wanted to be a part of the Royal family, that much has always been clear. Everyone already loves him, they always have, he's the younger brother so he can do whatever the hell he pleases. William on the other hand, as future KIng, does not have that luxury. They try very hard to make it look like the whole of the UK is racist by showing political rallies. That is a one sided view that fits their agenda to show that they had no choice, but to leave the country. The Royal family still have close connections with the Commonwealth which have moved on from Imperialism, the Queen has always been ahead of her time and forward thinking, however a racist, she certainly wasn't. The whole documentary seems to be geared towards an American audience and no British person will listen to any of their nonsense. H&M(not to be confused with the retail giant although both common now), stay in America, it suits you better.