Meg Hatfield

The series is okay, but harder to watch as it goes on. The way Tyson treats Paris is disgusting to be honest. She is a saint for raising six kids and putting up with his behaviour. She is literally wonderwoman. My respect for Tyson however has gone right down. I understand he has mental health issues and this show does a good job at raising awareness, however it’s no excuse for what is bordering on emotional abuse.

A beautiful film. The love story between Mary and Charlotte is a slow burn, but worth it. The only criticism I have is that the ending was unclear - I don’t want to interpret it for myself, I just want to know if they end up together or not :)

It’s okay, but it doesn’t come close to the OG L Word unfortunately. It’s great to see Bette, Tina, Shane, Alice, etc, but I’m gutted Helena Peabody was nowhere to be seen. The new characters and storylines just don’t compare to the OG. Tibette’s wedding episode was a huge disappointment and didn’t do them justice, considering we’ve been waiting nearly 20 years for it.

Fantastic film. Great plot and fantastic casting. The chemistry between the actresses is what makes this so good. It stars Cate Blanchett, Sandra Bullock, Sarah Paulson, Anne Hathaway, Helena Bonham Carter, Rihanna, Mindy Kaling, and Awkwafina - so many big names in one film…it is bursting with talent.

The most beautiful lesbian film I have ever seen. The love story of Carol and Therese is a slow burn, but so pure and authentic. Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara’s acting is fantastic. A must watch.