beccapritch

They got the casting of this so wrong. A Disney version of Amy lacking the grit and the voice of Amy. Why have an actress try and initiate such a unique voice? The film Amy is so much better with original footage and interviews with those who were close to her. This really is an insult to her memory and I've no doubt she would be angry if she could see this poor interpretation of her life. If you want a Disney version of Amy she isn't for you - that's what makes her so interesting. I personally don't find her likeable as a person but I do find her extremely intriguing and actually inspiring - this series tried to portray a likeable PG persona that is everything Amy was not.

Brilliantly edited, very engaging. I was completely unaware of the practices exposed in this documentary, so good is the PR for British farming. It covers all angles and completely opens your eyes. I'm glad I'm no longer living in complete ignorance - these are the secrets that the pork industry does everything it can to sweep under the carpet and gloss over. I commented on a Waitrose farmers post asking how their pigs in the videos are slaughtered and they blocked me, without replying, which tells you all you need to know. We can't ignore this. I've been telling everyone about it and everyone I know also was completely bought into the welfare lies we are told.

Committed by the second episode, was slightly irked it never really concluded after 4 hours investment.

That's all I have to say really, now filling up characters to suit IMDB. Lead along on the premise that something exciting would happen; it never did. Totally appreciate that's perhaps part of the appeal for some people - for me it was just quite frustrating after investing so much time.

Quite hard to follow at times with lots of names etc. Sounds like in the end all the characters were insane, almost rendering the whole exercise useless. I just felt disappointed at the end after investing so much time.