Eve Gray

Best show ever produced by Netflix, to date. I have nothing to criticise; the acting is phenomenal, the script is perfect and the story is hard hitting. Everyone involved in this show did a superb job; they served this woman right by telling her story with the respect it deserves. The show is never nauseating or over the top, which I appreciate, because it feels incredibly raw, as a result. Everything was treated with care and time. I hope more Netflix shows follow the 10 episode, 1 hour format, in the future, because the pacing works really well with it. Highly recommend this series to anyone, it's not only a good show but also a great source of visual information. For example, it shows how victims of abuse often go back to their abusers and why they may do that. All round wonderful. 30 points to Netflix.

This movie is painfully relatable. In my opinion, it perfectly illustrates what it is like to be a teen in the 21st century. Nadine, the main character, is unlikeable and raw. She almost never makes the right decision, she's cringe and rude. But somehow, it perfectly embodies what if really FEELS like to be a teen. The truth is, most teens are unlikeable like Nadine, and that's okay. This movie reminds you that you're not the only person in the world and that everyone around you is going through something. Nadine only sees the world through her lens and her issues, and struggles to empathise with others. This is honestly what it feels like when you're just a kid, you feel like you're the only one suffering or not understanding the world around you. It's isolating and exhausting; especially, when you haven't found your people yet. I also really enjoy the end of the film, where Nadine learns that she actually isn't the only person who has problems. Her mum is still greatly grieving the loss of her husband, her brother is under a lot of pressure and Erwin's parents don't care enough. When she finds out her teacher has a family, I think this tonal shift starts to become apparent. A person she deeply relates to, has a life and family; something she doesn't think she can have within her own life. I think people don't like this film because they haven't been a teen in this way. That's okay. It's also okay to not always know the answer and struggle to find your footing. Great movie.

Solid two stars. Only 2 shorts were actually decent, the rest were burning trash. Bit upset as this allows the show creators to explore ideas that aren't fleshed out enough to make a whole individual season but instead we got stories that shouldn't have been made in the first place. P.S. Let's leave murder house to rest for a while, she's done her time.

the show i've been waiting for my entire life. watch it.

Only got better as the movie progressed. Watch it.

noone is babysat in this movie. upsetting.

Super underrated. There aren’t enough shows out there like this. Sad it hasn’t been picked up for another season :(

Not half bad. Some new ideas in terms of zombie flicks and left a few things open which I think is always cool. Some of the acting was cringe but I’m not gonna complain... too much. If you’re looking for something decent to get your teeth into, I’d definitely give this a shot.

Wasn’t bad but wasn’t anything new either. Hollywood has mastered these types of films and has got it down to a t. Will admit they’re my guilty pleasure and they make them money so it’s a win win. If you’re looking for a teen romance with a little depth I’d recommend it however, if you’re looking for something revolutionary, this isn’t for you. ‘‘Twas a fun time nevertheless and fulfilled my craving for a teen romance. Would recommend.

Nothing solid to enjoy unfortunately. Lack of character development, suspense, continuous plot and mystery. The entire point was Enola finding her mum only to get distracted by a boy leaving her mum to find her ... HAH. Just flat. Wouldn’t say it’s unbearable because the performances were decent and Sam Claflin is nice to look at but not great. I’m also not a Sherlock fan so I can’t give perspective to that aspect of the film unfortunately.