simonfire1

I would love to see these showrunners have a go at redoing S8 (and S6&7) of GOT because they clearly know how to absolutely nail an ending.

I'm gonna miss this show, I've enjoyed it from the start, and I'll be happy to watch it from the start again.

To see a good show escape being ruined by a bad ending is rare, so bravo to the writers, producers, actors and showrunners in landing this huge show.

If there's just one thing I'd rather have not seen, it's Bialik getting a bump, but even she couldn't ruin it for me.

Thank you Young Sheldon for bringing some giggles to an aging blokes Sunday Evenings!

This is easily the worst film I've seen for ten years.

Some of the cast are daytime soap beautiful, others are NRA wannabe hard man actors with the skills expected.

People are shot dead, with no wounds, the cinematography is all over the place, the overdubbing is stupid and absolutely nothing makes sense, it's like chapters of the film have just been deleted!

This is easily the worst film I've seen for ten years.

Some of the cast are daytime soap beautiful, others are NRA wannabe hard man actors with the skills expected.

People are shot dead, with no wounds, the cinematography is all over the place, the overdubbing is stupid and absolutely nothing makes sense, it's like chapters of the film have just been deleted!

I did enjoy the film very much, but it's clearly struggling to keep pace with the first two films.

Good acting by the leads and the main supporting cast barely did enough to carry the film which, compared to the first two films, is poorly written. The "twists" couldn't have been any easier to spot if they'd been illuminated by a searchlight.

On the plus side it was good to show that Robert McColl is vulnerable and has a blind spot when it comes to his reasoning.

Denzel Washington has, for the vast majority of his career, steered well clear of sequels, this film is probably the main reason why.