karanewsome

I really enjoyed this when it was out on the TV at the time and I have just re-watched on Netflix and found it just as enjoyable second time round. I like how they depict the 70s and to see the contrast compared to 2020. I like the way it mocks sexism and depicts it without glamourising it.

I definitely wouldn't describe this as a comedy. It's a good depiction of depression and it also depicts gaslighting quite well, although I feel that storyline of Amy's love interest and father gets dropped too quickly, that is also a very disturbing depiction of incest. The 2nd series takes a very odd turn and it just gets quirkier, more abstract and arty without much substance. I found it overall depressing, weird and abstract. The house makes me feel claustrophobic.

I am not a fan of the Iron Man films. They really let the side down for the Marvel films. Iron man is the most irritating character, he has a big fragile ego, acts like a spoiled little boy, is a womaniser and is just a rich poser. I know he is supposed to irritate his audience but I find the Iron man films hard to watch because of this.