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Unsettling. Disturbing. Painful. These are some of the words I would use to describe this master piece. It took me two days to digest everything I've had watched. It's such a violent movie, but so subtle. There are indeed two movies within one: the one you see, and the one you hear. And both combined are so difficult to watch. All the details, from the constant background noise to the apple girl, are so full of intention and meaning. And the amazing thing is to think that this is all real; that all these people did exist and live in that house. What a movie! And the best: it's not about past, but about the present.

Best episode so far. What a beautiful side story to be told. It shows how this series is not only about zombies, but also about humanity and truly heroes. I am not really sure why the rating for this episode is the lowest, maybe people were not prepared to watch such an amazing take on a post apocalyptic scenario. The "us" is truly represented by Frank and Bill's story which allows us to remember that human beings are made of love, strong relationships and care. I'm so happy we were able to watch this. I wasn't expecting but now I understand why this series is so so good. Well done writers and directors, this episode is a piece of art.

Not surprise with so many haters here. This documentary is light, authentic and super easy to watch. It's great to see that they both wanted to finally take back control of the narrative about their own lives (fair enough) and expose all the absurds British tabloids would publicise about them. Harry and Meghan come across like very approachable, sensible and down to earth people. Fair play to them for being able to share their true story with the wider public, even after having their lives & mental health almost completely destroyed by overexposure in the media. If you want to know the truth about them, you should defo watch this.