Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

Chirphymium It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

Siflutter It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

Guillelmina The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

stephanie-sabrinskas I love this show! My new favourite British procedural.

Gattobuono We cringed our way through roughly 20 minutes of the first episode of this overly melodramatic drivel before pulling the plug.I really have to question what kind of rubbish people watch in order to believe that this series deserves such a high rating.Our benchmark comes from series such as Bosch, The Bridge, Engrenage, and Forbrydelsen. Another league entirely.Gave it a 1 to try and balance the stupidly high rating. The current 8.5 is an insult to truly good series such as those named above.

jhfuller1996 I have always been into crime dramas, more so recently for some reason. The Killing is still one of my favorites, then I binged Shetland and loved it. Found Broadchurch a week ago and just finished it, loved it. So emotional in many ways, but so good. Bummed to hear they will not be doing anymore seasons. Off to find another I guess.

timickle I watched this on Netflix over the course of three or four evenings, the first two seasons at least. After that I couldn't really go on. The acting is generally good, though David Tennant is a bit too Hamlet at times. The cinematography is excellent, but the direction is meandering, with too many shots of characters marching or running across the skyline or walking along the beach. The real problem is the writing. All suspense is gone by the middle of the first season, by which time we suspect that anyone could have dunnit, with the possible exception of the victim's mother, but a few more suspects come and go to keep things moving before the season ends. With a whimper. Season two descends into soap opera, with sub-plots sputtering off in all directions, and all of the season one suspects becoming suspects once again, before the villain of season one is revealed to be the villain of season two. By which point I just wanted it to be over. It was like watching a pantomime.