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This could have been a brilliant three/four episodes. There is some great acting.

The series is based on a true story, but it takes some liberties with the facts. This may be off-putting for some viewers who are looking for a more accurate portrayal of the events.

Elle Fanning's performance as Michelle Carter is excellent. She brings a sense of complexity and vulnerability to the role, and she makes Carter both sympathetic and ultimately responsible for her actions.

Colton Ryan is also excellent as Conrad Roy III. He brings a sense of innocence and fragility to the role, and he makes Conrad's death all the more tragic.

Overall, I thought The Girl from Plainville was a well-made and engrossing miniseries. It is a serious and thought-provoking exploration of suicide, mental health, and the role of technology in our lives. The series is not without its flaws, but it is ultimately a worthwhile watch. I would recommend you watch episodes one to three and then episode 8.

There is a lot to like in this film and clearly a huge amount of work has gone into the production.

The sound, music and lots of the shots are spot on and it held my attention a lot longer than some high budget movies.

Yes it has flaws and it won't be to everyone's taste ( I think it would work for a younger crowd. ) but it has real heart.

'A' for effort from me and I look forward to your next movie.

I was hoping the reviews were wrong but alas they aren't and this is a sad miss of a horror movie.

It wasn't terrible, just bad in lots of ways and quite ludicrous that it veers towards parody. Not totally wasted but close to it.