GazTruman

If you've seen the trailer, then you don't need to see the film. Every funny moment of the film is shown in the trailer. It's actually a more sad film than the trailer makes out so you just leave the cinema feeling disappointed.

The acting in the film is brilliant, but the film shows comedy moments from literally the last 5 to 10 minutes of the film so you sit there just waiting for the moments to happen. Completely ruined the film. I guess the cinema will be happy because they took my money, but unfortunately it means that the film rating has to be no more than 5 out of 10. The rest of this review is just to fill the remaining character limit.

S1 10/10. S2 pretty good. S3 terrible. I'm not even going to finish S3, you lost me at episode 6.

The first season is unbelievable tv. Highly recommend to everyone. It'll have you thinking about metoo and other topical issues. It really gets you thinking and feeling sorry for people who you'd have thought you would never have compassion for.

The acting is first class. Great job Apple TV. Shame you didn't call it a day after S2. Season 3 is all over the place and isn't easy to follow. The lockdown episode comes out of nowhere to the point I no longer care what happens afterwards.

That's it. 600 characters.

The story is interesting. Powerful people above the law getting away with literally murder.

The execution by Netflix is worrying... the first two minutes of the 3 part doc is basically a trailer telling you everything which is going to happen over the next 3 hours. Could basically turn off then.

The final part of episode 2 (presumably to make you watch episode 3) is disgraceful. Literally just starts telling you about another case without any storytelling.

I'm starting to wonder if documentaries are dead and slowly just becoming fiction. Netflix are to blame for this, throwing out low quality docs month after month, with only one gem every year.