Gary Noble

Great to see Joanna Lumley camping it up in this entertaining but ultimately ridiculous caricature of a mystery thriller. At least the hapless senior detective had hallucinogenic medications to explain his failures to follow the plot line. Should get some nominations in the comedy categories in the award season, though judging from the Met's recent catalogue of investigative failures maybe this farce is meant to be a tragedy.

I am pleased the unremitti ng honesty of Murray Bartlett's performances over many years, together with his range, is finally receiving the recognition it deserves.

Absolutely dreadful tripe. At one point Jennifer tries to show her acting chops. Dont bother, darling. You're too good for this. Josh is just absurd.

Reviews of this series fall into two camps - people who know little about Anna who love the story and Julia Garner and give it 5 stars and Anna groupies who complain about details like people who critique a film of "War and Peace" saying it leaves out some bits and give it 1 star. Get over it. This is a brilliant piece of art.

Very well plotted with typical gorgeous decors. Possibly very corrupting of values of social and sexual equality but it's all good fun in the pantomime tradition.

Episode 2 was a masterpiece of comedy. Shirley and Cara acting their hearts out. Superb.

Absolutely brilliant. Love the fact that the family friend is reading "Discourse on Colonialism" in the last scene.

A very classy tribute to Tarantino. Well structured and well written. Well acted by the whole cast- loved Chris Hemsworth and Jeff Bridges voice sends chills. Really underrated by the critics who would have raved if Tarantino has directed.

I really liked this film. Very clever and though lacking in some character elements. It was fine for followers of the franchise who know who the characters are. Comments that the plot was complex really are off the mark. Claire Foy was fine as was her supporting cast. Great Nordic style and it all made sense.