Steve Johnson

Didn't like it. I'm not familiar with the history and I'm less familiar now. Always visually dark (is it my TV or are my eyes going?). A bit boring and mumbly. Unengaging. Fell asleep gratefully in the third episode.

Unique drama, in my experience, concerning its subject matter. Top notch, and personally I liked the way the subtitles appeared while Alison was lip reading. I too was surprised about her questionable decision making. 'Is she nuts?' I kept saying to my wife. Still, it racked up the tension.

Easy to lose interest. I gave up after episode 3. zzzzz

Technically speaking, this isn't a film for the hard of hearing, e.g. me. I found the dialogue mostly subdued and quiet, and not helped by over loud background music. I gave up on it. My wife liked it though, more her kind of film. And she has 20-20 hearing.

The film feels dated now with the twangy background music. Although interesting it didn't do much for me, especially when the discovery of the vaccine sequence was so low key. It was interesting to watch in light of 2020 events.

My wife and I thought it was over-long and predictable. Good parts but too much flab.

I'm not very intelligent. I couldn't understand what was going on. Part deafness doesn't help.

Not my kind of film. Didn't realise it's so long. I'm 70.