24 Hours in Tesco

I wouldn't call this a documentary. It doesn't indulge into anything. I was disappointed with this as I wanted to see a true insight of the Tesco lifestyle yet all I had was already publicised news and nothing beneath the surface. It reminds me gravely of a student film or a beginner YouTubers documentary. I'm not sure what the budget on this was but it most certainly wasn't enough. The people interviewed was brilliant along with the stores manager. It just lacked that information that a documentary requires to be successful. In all honestly you'll watch this leaving with no more information of interest than as you went into it. It's sad to say but this will not be a recommendation of mine.

A fly on the wall look at 24 hours at Tesco Cheshunt.

What planet is that manager on, 'we have staff to help customers?' get a job in Tesco, and see how much time you have to help customers, you don't, you have a huge workload, I'm stunned Nikki had time to talk to the cameras.

To start with, this isn't a documentary, there's no balance, this is basically a PR exercise for the giant retailer, I imagine they show this video to new starters. There's no balance, it's all about how incredible Tesco are.

The clubcard, it simply serves as a way of capturing data, basically giving you Asda prices, you may not be getting the bargains you think you are.

I'll hand it to Tesco, they have really turned things around over the last few years, it's a business model to applaud.

Cookies, if Tesco hadn't won that competition, I'd have pulled the plug off the TV, at least they had the cheek not to make the Tesco one beat Heinz.

4/10.