Darren Marsh

Poorly written. Was there a writers strike at the time? Some talented actors, but so misused. A one word summary would be 'pointless'

A great follow-up to The Dry, certainly slower paced but brilliant story telling all the same. ....and the cinematography is second to none. Here's hoping for a third instalment. Eric Banners Aaron deserves a few more stories.

Ten minutes into this film and we see a skinny waitress,who dresses like a stripper but who is apparently a preacher of some sort ["I heard your sermon was good"] kick the shit out of a 120k biker..... ....THAT was one of the more believable scenes in this film. The Bikers are all White, with someone who's apparently a token Mexican. In another scene we learn that it's racist to suggest to a Mexican that $15,000,000 will buy a lot of tacos. In another scene, a biker pulls a large woman out of a car and uses her as a human shield. Apparently this film was written by a former law enforcement officer.... and yet feels more like it was written by a blue haired Gender Studies student. I guess we will have to blame the bad writing, acting, directing & editing on Covid.

Bit of a strange film this one... None of the Characters display anything close to realism, they don't behave as one would in their situations, their dialogue isn't that which would be used by real people. There was a bit of realism though... ....two college educated women end out becoming strippers.

Ben Affkeck at his very best, as actor & director both. An entertaining heist movie set in Charleston, Boston. Excellent supporting cast.

Lapuglia cannot do an American accent. Gibney is underused. The writer loves "strong" women..... and seems to like belittling men. Distracting alt/pop music throughout. I'd you want a good Aussie crime drama, go to RUSH, Underbelly or even Les Nortin. Avoid this.

Matt Walsh strikes again. Not content with the success of What Is A Woman, the Daily Wire let Mr Walsh out in public once again.... Sporting a man bun and exposing his ankles ,Matt conducts a series of interviews with DEI 'experts', letting them speak and expose themselves. Some high profile names from the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Mafia let their guard down, assuming Matt to be one of their own.... revealing some troubling insights into how they operate. Both amusing yet disturbing at the same time Am I Racist is well worth the watch.

Have you had you dose of memberries today? If not, this one is for you. Watch in awe as every character from Lord Of The Rings is shoehorned into this series.....even if their appearance makes no sense.

Even with its great cast, It's still bad, it's not aged well at all.... but I don't think it would've been appreciated back when it was made.

Excellent show, up there with George Gently & Endevour. It's a pity that it only got two seasons