Shaul Usiskin

I am most bemused that this film has garnered any negative reviews. That of Mr Adrian Noble cannot be bettered in any way. I will add only that this is a most intriguing, thought-provoking, sophisticated film on more levels than it may at first reveal. It is at once, a perfect piece of film drama, a tele-play of many very clever and memorable words and phrases, and a cunning and surprising thriller that cannot fail to carry any intelligent viewer to its denouement, the how and why of which I shan’t reveal. Take the time to watch this exceptional film, more than once. It is well worth your time.

A little predictable but very satisfying and amusing. There was an obvious magic between Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant. Coukd have don without even the few seconds of Trump on screen.

Just watched today’s Dateline London - Saturday 3rd April 2022. If there was ever a reason why the BBC needs to maintain this show, today’s show proved it. It was full of erudite opinion and on issues that are mainstream for everyone - international energy supplies and the Ukraine crisis. The views from the UK, Australia and internationally gave a focus of what we can expect in these interlinked issues. I was particularly taken with Jeffrey Koffman’s angry comments on Germany and how it is still buying Russian energy because it doesn’t want its industrial infrastructure to suffer, whereas a 2% drop in the use of such energy really wouldn’t adversely effect things.