KnotMissPriceless Why so much hype?

FeistyUpper If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

Aiden Melton The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Kinley This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

Khun Kru Mark Well, it was cheesy, melodramatic, and insanely shallow. There were more twists and turns than a twisty turny thing. But after binge-watching all eight episodes, I did rather enjoy it!Despite the ludicrous soap-opera dramatics, the soft-focus direction, and the annoying narration from a dead bloke the characters were interesting to watch and fun to follow. The beautiful local scenery was unfortunately underplayed here and we only get to see occasional glimpses of the fairy-tale English countryside.It was as if a Jane Eyre book had been rewritten by school kids... who then took out the most realistic bits and added an annoying ghost!But despite all the silliness, I don't regret watching it. This is one of those programs that I would normally love to rain hate on - but in the end, it was a rather charming and fluffy tale of truth and lies... and how they break people apart. Dawn French is probably a bit past playing bedroom scenes by now, but here she is anyway, candles glowing and legs akimbo! If you set aside ANY expectation of realism and common sense, there's still enough left on the screen to make this pretty good fun.

pathe The starter was very disappointing. Potentially good ingredients failed to blend well, and it became a chore to chew my way through to the end of the first course. In fact, I ended up with indigestion. I'll forgo the mains, the dessert and the cheese courses, and go to another restaurant. Delicious? Not!

silvana popa The series definitely has it's shortcomings, and yes, you don't need a narrator every episode, even less one that died episodes ago. Some decisions the main characters make it seem anticlimactic and even the dialogue sometimes appears off. BUT.....the scenery is breathing. If you never visited Cornwall, this show will put it first on your wishlist of places to see in England. It features great music, creating great ambiance with each frame. Couple that with tons of mouthwatering shots of food and it becomes one of the most delectable series to watch for a relaxing weekend. I found it paired extremely well with a glass of white wine.

vicstevinson This soapy tale is gorgeously mounted, has a cast of proved veterans and sexy young newcomers, and it never builds steam.Endless voice-overs by Glen stop momentum cold, as the emotional rise is being described.This is paint-by-numbers drivel that is predictable, and when it's not -- such as HOW DID GRANNY FIGURE OUT THE CLUE, it simply doesn't make sense. Twists are terrible and played out as if the audience are stupid.Ruairi O'Connor brings interest, but the script and direction chicken out on what could be intense and searing.Tanya Reynolds is saddled with a character so burdened with quirkiness (allergic to water, anorexic, depressed, misanthropic), that by the time the BIG SECRET of her existence is revealed, it's anticlimactic.What a shame and what a waste.