M B

Millennial leads - obnoxious, entitled, unfunny, crass and just plain yuck. Laboured through 2/3 of the film but then read the plotline for the rest as I couldn't bear it.

I felt this series was very well put together. Fantastic character development, believable characters (Jesse Plemons as always is a stand out) and great attention to 70s details made this a series worth watching. Superb acting from all characters and a slow burn building of tension. My only criticism would be that some of the courtroom scenes feel a tad too long in the latter part of the series.

This series reminded me so much of American Horror Story NYC - set in the 80s, the horrendous treatment towards homosexuals, especially by the NYPD. Haunting and harrowing. Benedict Cumberbatch is brilliant in his role as delusional, talented, unlikable Vincent. I also enjoyed his voicing of Eric. Multilayered, graphic, depressing and then quite cleverly building tension, I found this mini series very watchable.

Excellent, light viewing. Great dialogue, good mix of characters. Having a Kiwi actor, playing her Kiwi accent is awesome. And the animal scenes are a bonus.

Quirky comedy with some bleaker moments. I enjoyed it just for the sheer pleasure of listening to the Irish accents but the story is multi layered, interesting and at times a bit moving. Good chemistry between the lead actors. It was a good length and a reasonably "tidy" ending, which is important to some viewers.

This movie gets me in the feels every time. I love it. Well crafted, sentimental without being schmaltzy, just a beautiful watch.

Nice scenery. The dialogue is predictable and somewhat idiotic at times. The female characters are clichéd. The series is "nice", bland and kind of cheesy. Easy to watch while scrolling on your phone.