David Pinto

Great film. Variation of Day of the Triffids. Stylised dialogue can be heard as wooden, but there's plenty of visual clues eg fake books and food in show home to indicate this is intentional. Shyamalans films are all slightly staged. Laugh out loud moments, taking one step further than talking to plants. Good pace, mixing exposition and mystery, celebrity actors and unknown. Strong moral massage. The right side of odd.

Well executed Psy Fi. This kind of material can go in different directions easily. The minimal plot, treating viewer intelligently, the final indicator of the psychopathic character of the protagonist required to do their job. Horrific.

Incredible visuals, ending story, juxtaposition of ideas, styles, tropes. Incredibly to put the US as the out and out enemy. AI depiction os hum drum. Could have been braver with writing.

Superb Psi-fi. Heavy sexual content, surprising emotional engagement, and the most interesting direction of 'distributed personalities' and somehow keeping the whole thing together in a single narrative. I certainly couldn't do it. Unique

Phenomenal. Quality animation, the sound effects make the animation more solid than anything I've seen. The script is tight, elegant character development, rapid plot speed, and death of characters. Quite frankly one of the best shows I've seen. Admittedly only seen three episodes and it could fall flat, but I'd be proud to have worked on this.

Sounds engineer deserves credit. Fantastic start to the film. Really innovative. Symphonic, foreboding pacing. Austere editing, decisive directing.

Great work, high quality concept, slowly revealing narrative, subtle unease and, well, the ending is indeed endless.

Gripping. An unlikely combination of elements, artfully written and directed and portrayed, produce explosive series. Continuously engaging as characters lurch from one disaster to the next, partly through bad fortune and partly due to misguided attempts to do the right thing. Edging on melodrama, but huge ensemble effort gives it real grit.

Brutal, seamless bio-tech rendition, sumptious. Judgement of this film is based on comparison, politic; as an anime translation, peerless, and subject matter an uncompromising future hell.

Brilliant, but could be improved.