nacblackwell

Let's face it even a badly craft movie with Tom Hanks is going to save it. And that's what he did. A story made from an over slush of PC 'everyone lives under a rainbow' nonsense. I also found the suicide humour at odds with the what is a very serious and highly damaging event. It's not funny and to put that against a bunch of rather bland losers who somehow redeemed the miserable old sod Tom Hanks was just pathetic not uplifting. The woman who played the Colombian acting was all over the place - at times matching Tom Hanks then in brilliance then resorting to play school over drama. Unfortunately, the worst movie Hanks has been in. Give it a miss.

The story telling of a delinquent 14 year old with the acting skills of card board cut cuts.

An ensemble or should I say crib of scenes of other TV series and films and about as gripping as a children's nursery rhyme.

Managed about four episodes and wasn't prepared to waste anymore of my time on this.

Nowhere near as dark as some Nordic Noir series or as psychologically challenging as the best American series.

Just another re-write of a story that was pretty useless in the first place

It is frankly amazing to me that anyone can give this a positive review.

Simply more BBC tax payers money down the drain.

Script where banal philosophy out weights a totally light weight plot. Tedious under the painfully slow storyline and less than good acting. Watch something else.