David Scott

Could have been quite a good, clever even, movie if it had been granted a decent script. Unfortunately the script came over as being very juvenile, rather like it was written by kids with the target of including as many f words as possible. Rarely did anybody string a sentence together with any real content. Overall, disappointing. Would I recommend? Well, yes, if you're more into a visual gore fest, no if you prefer your horrors to be more subtle and/or gripping.

Held my interest throughout. Glad I went to see it. Some excellent humour despite the rather sad true story it told. A rather bizarre mixture of characters for a 1920's Littlehampton gave it all a bit of a pantomime feel.

Quirky, fascinating, beautiful, enchanting. And a reminder to us all...if you put other people first the rewards will come to you.

Loved the whole series. Clever humour, crazy, imaginative scenarios, and brilliant likeable characters.

Tried to enjoy the first episode but it didn't really portray the time warp I was expecting & hoping for. Too much like modern culture & attitude playing the 50's.

Enjoyed it. Slow & tense pace held my interest throughout. Really felt the trauma that Agie was going through thanks to Laura Carmichael's superb portrayal of the character.

Two hours of charming & delightful escapism. Enjoyed every minute.