I thought it was broadly enjoyable but felt half formed and the last act was way too rushed even for a film that’s already a bit too long. Florence Pugh was fantastic.

I think they were open from the start that they were slanting though, it’s just it was a bit swooning and more romantic when it was set in the past. I remember the director talking about the Aberfan episode and saying they had to be really cautious because all that stuff really happened and there are still people out there who lived through it, which I guess wasn’t as important for everything else!

I can’t think of an example of what you mean and evidently neither can you, but excuse me for asking I suppose

I’m asking for examples because I’m trying to understand your point.

Again, I have heard and made those noises, lol. Is there a specific film you’re thinking of?

Idk sometimes people moan when they have sex though. Is there a specific example you’re thinking of?

There isn’t ever a concrete explanation given to what the big event is that ends the world. And also, the main character does see that something is happening hence running the bathS

Should it be though? A lot of people were cracking up that it documented Charles’ affairs. I get that that would be awkward if William or Harry stumbled onto it but it isn’t fabrication

I know a few people who loved this show until it started to get negative about the royals, even for stuff that was demonstrably true, so this does track. I guess if you want to be squeamish about dramatising peoples real lives then you need to write off a lot of historical drama.

Agreed, I know loads of people hate it but I really thought those scenes were amazing, and Tim robins really sells being a paranoid psycho

God that scene in children of men made me cry my eyes out

Try the tip of my tongue subreddit