zxki

"You couldn't be anywhere near Epstein and not know." I have to say the retelling and production quality was outstanding. I had to blink twice with Rufus Sewells make-up and acting. Billie Piper, Gillian Anderson, and Keely Hawes all captivated the perfect amount of acting, "Like a walk in the park." The genius in dialogue and dramatisation, my eyes and ears were hooked. Power in the wrong hands is pure evil, If anything is to be learnt, it's to watch who we give our power to. I do wish it had gone deeper than surface level, but the inside to key events felt good enough.

Maikel92WoH

It was interesting, in my country it was not that big of a case so I was not aware of the repercussions. I liked it

The_Argentinian

I didn't like the focus on the young journalist. I didn't think she was anywhere interesting to follow her home. She started as very unlikable.

durack

I watched this since the Jeffrey Epstein paedophile ring needs investigation and exposure. This biopic had a few bits and pieces of the story that I haven't seen pop-up on social media. However, I found it to be boring as a movie. I would love to see a movie one day about how all these high-profile paedophiles in the Epstein List were exposed, prosecuted and put in jail. That would be a way more interesting movie.

siggi963

A decent kind of biopic about a famous interview by prince Andrew that almost got him to prison and brought the British royals down. A solid movie with some historic value.

Bradym03

Three good performances from Gillian Anderson, Billie Piper, and Rufus Sewell, especially Sewell who eerily looks like Prince Andrew. But honestly, I would say just watch the interview itself.

guzzlima

A very tense movie, gripping from start to finish, with a great story involving a scandal, a royal family and the backstage of a bombshell interview.

Anonymousse

I don't know what this has been bashed so hard, this was entertaining and a lot of it seemed accurate. I wouldn't watch it again but that's how this kind of story normally sits.

Khawlah

I don't understand the point of making this movie. Are we supposed to be impressed by a news producer doing her job?