Pauline Smith

Fantastic show. I worked out who the kidnappers were (not that it's super easy but I'm an avid Agatha Christie fan). It didn't matter because the execution was fantastic.

Love it! sensitive, creepy, dazzling. Stunning cinematography (60s London never looked so good) and great acting. The music is fantastic with some sly one liners in the dialogue. Add Diana Rigg, Terence Stamp, Rita Tushingham and the fabulous Anya Taylor-Joy and you have a don't miss movie.

I had read the book so I knew beforehand I could follow this despite knowing nothing about chess. It is testament to both the book and the TV adaptation that it didn't matter, both were amazing.

I loved this movie. The main character is one of life's "good girls" but is in no way two two dimensional. She has a dry sense of humour and I really rooted for her. I love movies which follow day to day life and I was completely immersed until the end of the movie. And I also love jigsaws