Interesteg What makes it different from others?

Limerculer A waste of 90 minutes of my life

Sarita Rafferty There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

Haven Kaycee It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

welkineye An underrated trans-european series that is very enjoyable as long as you don't mind subtitles.In this dark tale of criminal activity, morality is not simple black and white and although there is much back story it is handled fairly well and provides more emotional impact in the later episodes.The main players are - Kahlil, a french detective who has recently returned to Marseille where his mother, sister and criminal brother live. Milan, one of the diamond heist team who had hoped the proceeds would pay for his brother's operation but instead has to reopen connections with Serbian gangsters. Naomi, sent by her shady boss (the excellent John Hurt) to retrieve the stolen diamonds. She is then sent from Marseille on to Belgrade against her wishes.If you can cope with three different languages over the 6 episodes you will be rewarded when the various plot strands come together at the end .

Flunkstar The high production values shine through the complete series, there's been little skimping on things like filming locations. The script works well with the built characterisations that are easy to follow and with very few plot holes to annoy. However there's a few 'wouldn't he just shoot them' moments added so as to drive the story along to another fight scene! Two story lines running together may of made it longer than necessary but it's well worth a watch, unless you're 12 and can't do subtitles. The story manages to intertwine present day and recent Balkans history and the real world pan European heist gang the Panthers. The gun running and corruption twisted through the series are very relevant especially after recent terrorist events.

emma-armstrong The first 6-7 minutes of the show is just a robbery and a chase scene. This scene is well shoot but does not make the show interesting for me. The show could get better after the chase scene but I did not continue watching. A show is not worth my time unless it is able to draw me in fast and get me hooked, or everyone of my friends is watching it, and so far it seems like neither of those are going to be true. I gave this show a 4 because the chase scene was well shoot but I just feel like that was not the way to start a show. Either cut down on the time of the scene so I can get to the plot or give me some plot before showing me the scene so I am already hooked

rabbitmoon The Last Panthers doesn't quite have the confidence to really deliver on its premise. Everything feels a little flat and unremarkable, particularly Sam Morton who's character feels like a tenth generation photocopy of Sofie Gråbøl's Sarah Lund from similarly toned "The Killing". Ultimately there's not enough emotional engagement with anything in the pilot - I didn't care about any of the characters enough to want the insurance team, the police or the thieves to win. It was more just a bit of intrigue as to how the logistics might play out. Considering the far superior shows out there, its hard to invest my time in a season when the pilot feels as flat as this.