Keith Pringle

All set in a tailor shop. It has several twist and turns including some sudden death events.

This show has no real plot. The acting is very poor due to a terrible script. It has no function except to titilat. It is soft porn for the weak minded. It also falls into the theory that all programs must now have an equal number of black actors even if this is historical nonsense, thus rewriting history.

A Great film with true depth and a strong message about an individual trying to survive whilst being pursued after escaping a local jail.

I was pleased that the first episode took its time to unfold. So many of these shoes try to include the kitchen sink into them. The production is lavish and colourful. I'll reserve judgement on what's to come. We can only hope.

I thought this was going to be a serious look at the politics but it isn't. Neither is it funny or truly cutting in fact it's just boring. Everyone is overacting and seem to have real interest in the plot (not sure what the plot is anyway). It seems the director is scared to deal with the subject seriously.

The film is visually very clever and unusual in using semi continuous takes. However, it lacks giving the audience any feeling of empathy to what is being portrayed. I felt as if I was there but totally removed from the story. Like a remote camera. Unlike Dunkirk which tugs at your emotion, this left one feeling underwhelmed. Perhaps because such attention was given to the filming rather than the story. It also felt serial in parts. I watched this in imax and the movement made me feel slightly giddy.