Phil Brown

It is a brilliant series. It's so well crafted, and the acting is top-notch. As a father of two young teenagers, it hit hard. It shows the struggles of parents and kids as they navigate a society that is fast becoming disconnected. It's incredibly authentic and yes schools and pupils are really like that. The young boy Jamie is incredible as are the actors that play his family. It feels like a cross between a film and a play. It is an incredibly technical film, as each episode is an hour-long one-take. However, it doesn't feel like it. Everything is not tied up in a neat bow, and there are a lot of unanswered questions, but that's life. I feel we were privileged to get a glimpse into a family's life through the most heartbreaking time, and that reality is harsh. Its not a normal way to produce such a story but it really worked. I think this could be the start of a new way of creating TV.

Absolute garbage. How does this stuff ever get made. It would be nice if once in a while filmmakers respected the viewing public and stopped treating them as though they are complete muppets.

How does this mindless stuff get made? It’s been done so many times before.

Disappointing. Too many stories and not enough depth in character development. They lost the DNA of Band of Brothers. MOTA was too slick , too Hollywood . It had more in common with Marvel than with Workd War 2.

A bit over the top girl power. The script was a heavy handed . It almost felt like some political agendas being exercised. Pacing was way too slow. I would of liked it if it wasn’t so anti- men.

The book may have been a best seller but the movie certainly won’t be. No sense of time or place it has all the trademarks of a hallmark movie. The movie is so brightly lit that they must have shot everything at high noon. I felt I was watching a high school movie at times. How can you miss the mark so badly. I have seen more entertaining wedding videos. It boggles my mind how how this got made. Where is the quality control? You messed up badly.