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Pretty boring and predictable. Aren’t we tired of tv shows about rich people and the pretty woman who wants to belong? And which woman sees another one punching a man, and doesn’t intervene or offer help? So many “secrets” happen in ways that are so laughable. Too bad because the cast is great.

Absolutely confused about the raging reviews for this movie. Such an important topic, and it completely misses the mark on many, many levels. Eva Victor should not have started by writing, direct, and starring in a movie - get some help on some fronts. 1. The staging is ridiculous: clearly none of the people involved have any idea what academic environments are like. 2. It's unclear what should make of the protagonist - there is no background to explain her character, and it's not someone one empathizes with at any point in the movie. 3. The dialogues are terrible. Most of them consist of incomplete or monosyllabic exchanges. 4. The movie tries to make a point about how a male doctor may treat sexual abuse like business, and the legal implications of going after someone who is no longer employed - but the scenes end up making a mockery of these topics. On top of this, it's slow, many still scenes, and with no gravitas.

As many reviews pointed out, it’s cringy. Writers didn’t understand what diversity means. On top of that, they had no ideas - we still see Carry asking if Mr Big was a Big mistake? Really? So immature. TBF it’s been since season 5 more or less that they turned every character into an emotionally stunt caricature. Charlotte going back to work like a diva? She had a gallery, she didn’t cure cancer. Writers, if you’ve no ideas, don’t do a reboot.

Haven’t we done this kind of movie enough times… beautiful woman, but it’s all about motherhood in the end. Beyond boring.

Omg what a let-down. Kinda of entertaining overall, as silly as it was, but the ending is that the poor women remain fu*ed and the white guy goes back to his fancy life? Who wrote this nonsense?

Rewatched it after a few years. Very well acted, realistic dialogues, and a few dark-comedy moments that really hit the right spots. Great movie all around on a very delicate subject.

One has to wonder who this is for and by. Frustrated men with megalomaniac desires?

My, how we have fallen. Is this what counts as good tv? It’s stereotypical, unrealistic in a way that contrasts with the tone that tries to make it look a half-serious spy story, women are depicted terribly (Debicki’s character is utterly stupid and pretty-face stereotypical). Poor Le Carré.

A nice attempt, but it ends up being a stiff, unrealistic way to depict how two people would talk to each other, especially during the live events depicted.

Absolute abomination; a waste of talent and money. Slow, tedious, predictable. Eliciting disgust with gross images rather than thrill. The sexualization of the female characters is the clearest sign the re-write went wrong.