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A great way to spend 2 hours. Good fun, great stunts and gorgeous visual effects. Everyone involved did a brilliant job xxx

Absolutely brilliant!! Fantastic cast, wonderful writing, such a brilliant new show. Looking forward to season 2 xxx

I flippin LOVED IT!! We don't get enough films like this, it was an absolute delight. I laughed all the way through it, then started bidding on a shed tonne of 40s kitsch items. So good !

I would really like it if someone could go back and completely rewrite this. A great premise and a good cast, completely ruined by a need to insert gawd-awful goofiness. I only continued watching this because I didn't have the energy to turn it off...

I'm not going to lie, I was REALLY looking forward to this. The "coming soon" and "new for 2024" trailers that Sky were rolling out made it look like a rip-roaringly good romp of a show. And, to be fair, the first episode delivered just that. I'm 4 episodes in and, there have been some occasionally great moments. Sadly, the rest has been boring nonsense. Even worse, because I was bored, I started picking holes in it... - At what point did we find out that the third son's name was Kit? When do we find out what the daughter's name is? - Didn't the pox leave those that survived it scarred for life? - Why do the scenes between Mary and Lady Hatton seem like viciously delicious moments from a different show (I'm thinking 'Killing Eve')? - How bad is the banner on the streaming site that looks like my first attempts at Photoshop?! - When did we start adding "No?" at the end of a rhetorical question? - Did the writer of the novel give the eldest son with mental health issues violent tendencies or is this an outdated addition for a 2024 TV spectacular? - Is it considered high drama when a confidante says "but her screams were not that of pain" only for Julianne Moore to give an appalled expression that was straight out of Kenneth Williams' look-book!? I don't know , maybe I've seen one too many of these kinds of show that I've just become bored by them...

I absolutely loved this series. The chemistry between the two leads was amazing all the way through. The cameos were well placed and well played. The writing was spot on! More of this kind of content please xxx

Absolutely breathtaking!! I had to watch the port showdown again and again. A real love letter to the King Fu film legends xxx

For years I thought I'd seen this already and thought it wasn't great. But on a recent Marvel Marathon during lockdown, I've realised I'd simply taken everyone else's word that it was rubbish. I didn't really think I'd miss much so stayed away. You see, I'm not really a fan of the character of Iron Man; his self-aware arrogance and a-hole energy just rubs me up the wrong way. However, Iron Man 3 reveals the root of my annoyance...simply by not being present in this film: no 70/80s rock bangers, no fast car chases, barely any womanising. We get more Tony Stark and less of the toxic caricature. There's way more action in this too...of the old school physical nature and less of the CGI. So, if, like me you enjoy watching a film that makes you sit at the edge of your seat instead of forcing back in it, then you really should check this one out.

If you're looking for something that reveals the rawness or dives into the desperate times of a diva, this isn't for you. We're not here for another Survivor trope. We don't need to make ourselves vulnerable for us to celebrate our successes. The American Dream doesn't always have to be a tale where we see someone pulling themselves up by the bootstraps. Jennifer Lopez is a bona-fide megastar. She's overcome adversity the same way every one of us overcomes adversity. That's not the story being told here. For our hearts to beat strong, we have to take care of it; we have to acknowledge its value and protect it from harm.This documentary reveals the humanity and humility that powers up this lioness. It's the heart, not the heartache, that makes this a wonderful moment of inspiration Xxx

Found this wonderful show that has overwhelmed me. It's not just about celebrating the amazing talents of these fabulous dancers. It's 2022 and we're no longer interested in watching a show where the drama comes from dragging someone else down. This show reminds us that we are a society and every individual can and should lift eachother up xxx