Diana Gardner

Fabulous. I wasn't expecting this to be so good. A thrilling ride from start to finish. This has definitely got me interested in watching more South Korean drama.

The only good thing about this movie is Karen Allen, and they promptly kill her character off. Whatever drug they were on when they made this mess is not a drug I want to try. How did they get funding to create this horrible flop? Why did Karen Allen agree to be in it? Can't watch it through.

A careful amble through ageing, loss, and change. Worth it just for the genuine facial expressions. Well cast, and with sensitive cinematography and assiduous pace. Undemanding, but touching and unsentimental.

Brooke Shields shows herself to be an intelligent, thoughtful and, against the odds, a much more forgiving and resilient person than anyone has a right to expect her to be. I'm amazed, looking back, that adults openly and unashamedly objectified and commodified her. The brazen sexism and dehumanization she endured reminds us of why we had to have a #metoo movement (that was far too long in coming). She is only a few years older than me, and I remember that she was synonymous with beauty (a beauty way too unattainable for most of us) and femininity (always polite and accepting when thumped over and over with the unselfconscious misogyny of the adults around her). She survived all of that with dignity and impressive resilience. Class act. Took me back to the 70's and 80's and made me re-evaluate my own polite resignation to the blatant sexism of that era. Well worth watching. I wish she'd named her rapist (people should know what he is) but I get why she didn't name him. I hope he's not still at large. Certain powerful men still brag about grabbing unconsenting young girls in the crotch, so #metoo still has some way to go. Hats off to Brooke Shields for her strength and inner beauty.

By far, Tarantino's best movie ever. Nothing he's done before or since comes close to it. Pace, characters, plot, humour, suspense - all come together perfectly for an extremely entertaining viewing experience. Great movie. Highly recommended.

I get how a person would feel murderous if someone killed his/her child, and I get the 'flawed protagonist' thing, but the main character in this show was unrelentingly nasty and unlikeable. Watched s1 to the end (with effort), but not watching any further seasons.

Gripping. Very bingeable, and a great cast.

It was very good, but about 40% of child soldiers are girls, and they were noticeably absent in this film. The all-male cast turned what could have been an excellent movie into a bit of a "boys' own adventure" flick, alas. Excellent in places, but not sufficiently accurate to make it compelling viewing.