David Paton

Absolute rubbish. The script is appalling as is the acting, every word is either bitch or shit. It is also hard at times to understand what the actors are actually saying. This is writing at its worse and shows the black community in very poor light.

Very very good, although too violent at times, and too much animal cruelty.

I am a keen Martin Amis fan, I adore his work, and have read London Fields a few times. The film is simply appalling, it is dreadful, unmitigated garbage. The film director can’t have read the novel properly. Samson Young, the narrator his heavily tattooed, so incongruous for an author of contemporary fiction, may be an ex con, but not a serious writer. Keith Talent’s role in the film is hideously over acted. The film doesn’t do Martin Amis any justice at all. Absolute rubbish.

There are lots of rave reviews for The OA. I thought it quite disappointing compared to some of the other fantastic series on Netflix. The start is very sluggish and it doesn’t speed up either. I would rate it as OK, but nothing more for Series 1. David Paton

At last, the BBC have come up with a truly great series, brilliant.

As science fiction films go, it is very poor. It has been a long time since a really good sci film was made.

Promising to begin with. I stopped watching it when dogs were put together to fight. Absolutely disgusting. Netflix has a propensity for alluding to animal cruelty. The Game of Thrones was compelling viewing, but it clearly showed horses being hurt, it alluding them to be hurt.