Sylvia Toy St. Louis

What a great combination of (well acted) characters is the uncomfortably and strangely compatible threesome of Washington, Malek and Leto.

This movie has aged as badly as its protagonist Gary King.

Fun, but typically shallow 1970s period piece with a messy/confusing storyline.

A great Saturday afternoon hangout.

It's fun to watch in some parts but half the time goes way past logic or believability

I've seen this movie 10 times since I was a teenager. It's very interesting to watch your understanding change over the years of the terrible choices some of the characters make.

I first watched this series when it premiered in the 90's. It's still magical and visually stunning despite being 25 years old. I'd forgotten how much I liked Greta Scacchi's Penelope, so charming, independent and clever.

Two stars for Sienna Miller – I can't give five because the thin, sophomoric overstretching over the plot holes should not be rewarded or even appear to be rewarded. One star for the excellent acting by the rest of the cast. One star for 1) making James so complex and hard to hate, even though he is exactly the kind of dirty, lowdown, privileged topdog that keeps rape culture alive and well; and 2) showing the pattern of thinking and behavior that keep rape culture alive and well.

Cozy but with a lot of power of suggestion.

As long as there is oppression and restrictions on individual liberty and freedom of thought and speech, this brilliant miniseries will remain fresh and relevant.