Joanna was so fantastic in this
Wow this was so brilliant, their personalities and tendancies are so on point. Very well acted. Grace is starting to stand up for herself too
Well. I knew alot about this already, but it does not make it an easier watch, absolutely awful, sickening. Steve Coogan acted this to perfection.
The lives that this has destroyed, and all the while Fujitsu and the Post Office knew about it.
I can't believe that Bobby would react like that about some pictures. I suppose he could be upset about the possibility of Lucy using him but to what end? She had nothing to lose if it were not for him, she was so lonely before he came along.
Wow. This episode is so heartbreaking, I did not have this on my bingo cards when I started this series!
It's a slow burn but the dogma is really adding to the suspense. I can't wait to find out what they're processing.
There was no context to the rat, completely unexplained. This was not the best story that's come out of the anthology.
There were no comedic moments in this movie, but it was entertaining. I'm not sure what the ending was about though, I suspect it was metaphorical.
I am amazed that Bev is still about, I guess they must be very good friends and they made-up off camera.
Omg! Bev is having to put up with so much crap! I can't believe Johnny is being so obnoxious
Patricia Johnny's mother is very supportive, Patricia: Oh I prefer you acting, your stand up is vulgar. R.I.P. but she should NOT have been introduced like that.
Though it's good to see Ripley again, what the hell were they thinking with this plot?
Killing all but Ripley in the first few moments, then killing her off in the end anyway. Abandoning the practical effects for some crazy green computer generated rubbish. Creating some bizarre YY mutation that seems to affect behaviour.
I think... This was a stupid film, the cinematography was interesting but there was too much dramatic effect put on parts of the plot that didn't go anywhere. Having America turn on itself is very realistic but also a boring premise.
This was absolute cringe at the beginning
Fantastic acting in this, and definitely something I would rewatch. I can't tell if it's a sad ending or not, it seems to end with a man over taken by his boil.
This film is both so intoxicatingly sad but also fantastically intriguing.
This film is both so intoxicatingly sad but also fantastically intriguing. Will we ever find out who killed us being interviewed by?
Wow this film is so intoxicatingly sad
Wow this film is so intoxicatingly sad
This episode was so good, the contestants had no clue. I loved it.
I loved this movie, it was so fun and so ridiculously silly - a true adaption.
Wow that was beautiful, I loved this so much. The ending really was bittersweet, Elio doesn't kill his heart, but Oliver does.
Unlike almost every other horror story going, this one does not allow the protagonist a way out, and he ends up cursed and dead with his young son.
The hotelier task in this one was absolutely hilarious!
The first season (series) of this show was interesting.
The second and third had lots of angry shouty characters and elements introduced too soon and used too quickly or were just never used.
It makes for bad story telling and doesn't suspend your belief. I wouldn't watch this show twice.
Wow, that was a great ending,
This was an interesting watch, but killing off his son and having some random ties to characters that haven't been set up yet was so strange
Wow. Someone really loves tilt-shift cinematography.
There's some compelling story telling so far, sometimes jumps in time can be jarring but it's really adding to the suspense of this. I'm also enjoying the small changes in the starting credits.
