Mike Sarcione

Two emotionally immature and disturbed 40 yr olds (I think the actors are supposed to be younger in their roles) can't handle honest relationships, maturity or responsibilities. Sorry, but for me it was boring, predictable and frustrating to watch. Not one of Masterpieces's finest finds.

Not impressed, way too "sensational for TV" focused. Issues on cost and schedule come up much later than they would in a renovation done by experienced professionals. After watching 3 episodes (camposasso in Toscana) I would never hire them. They underestimated and over renovated work on older stoned dwelling and dramatized the design and mods to justify why. I'll stick to This Old House on PBS.

Not very believable, amateur police work and associated writing/plots. The main character, Reyka, belongs in therapy and not police work as a criminal profiler. Stake outs aren't realistic police work, more comical botches. Watched both seasons, tried to give it a chance, didn't get any better. Additionally, based on the culture as portrayed in the series and relationships between tribes and law enforcement, I have no interest in visiting South Africa. NYC at 3 a.m. wandering through Central Park is safer.

The movie is good, you can get up, spend time on your smart phone, etc. and not miss anything, as scenes are nearly "identical" for each swim attempt. Longer than it needed to be. It's a "true story" sort of like many other "true story" Hollywood interpretations. Foster and Bening have had better roles. Definitely not award nomination level for any aspect. Sorry to all the 5 star folks, just the way I saw it.

Makes Irish police (Garda) look like incompetent goons. Sexist old boys network sticking up for each other when signs obviously lead elsewhere. Obviously fictional, but maybe author had an axe to grind?

Series starts out good, but the "new bloods" become less believable and more naive as the series goes on such that it becomes too predictable and unrealistic. Not as entertaining and less creative.

Amateur writing and research went into this very fictional and non-realistic terrorist crime drama. From the decisions to use amateur agents by the UK Gov, and lax scenes with available weapons e.g. knives, metal objects available, etc. that would never present themselves in realistic situations. Also way to many high resolution cameras available to Gov Anti Terrorism operations for surveillance. Makes for nonsensical scenes and outcomes. Not a fictional representation of true terrorist activities, plans and counter intelligence. Very misleading of how actual events unfold and develop. Writers and who ever approves screenplay should hire competent and knowledgeable reviewers.