TrueJoshNight Truly Dreadful Film

Smartorhypo Highly Overrated But Still Good

RipDelight This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

Marie Morgan I'll watch almost anything British. It often takes a while for the story and characters evolve so I know to be patient and just enjoy the journey. The journey here, after a boring 30 minutes or so, led to two men having sex. The boring continued through the episode and the next until I decided there just wasn't anything else. If that's what you like in a movie, you'll like this. Judging from the absolutely glowing, gushing reviews, there must be a wide audience for boring gay porn.

agincourt-25562 I watched this on DVD from the library on a punt.Not long in i thought it was crap but hoped it would improve..Then i checked out some reviews to see if i was on my own but found a lot of favorable reviews so watched on hoping for something.Unfortunately nothing happened and i gave up,Don't bother

WVfilmfem The acting is good, but this is really not so much a spy thriller as a gay love story. If this is what you are looking for, you'll like it, including the gay sex scenes. The entertainment industry foists gratuitous sex, both hetero and homo on the viewing public. I, for one, will not watch. My previous review was deleted...for saying this? It seems NF has editors of reviews who aspire to their own agenda.

abbiedodds I had seen London Spy advertised and partically seen it from looking at Ben Whishaws work and had been craving to watch the series. I had anticipated a modern love story perhaps a bit grunge-ier. But I was surprised to the plot and hooked immediately. The mystery, yes was a slow burner, but ultimately told a tale that took watchers on a emotional journey and maybe not represented the gay communities as they should be - in some peoples opinions, but takes these stereotypes and plays on them to create a plausible (yet imaginary) plot. Jim Broadbent, Charlotte Rampling and Ben Whishaw were amazing as always, portraying the complex - yet simple - characters to show what I can only describe as a tense and emotional journey. I especially enjoyed the ending which was perfectly set up with the right amount of answered and unanswered questions and you could imagine what was to become of the characters in their endeavours. Worth a watch.