Anonymous wrote:That last episode was so boring to me. I like Nicole Kidman's dh, she is tolerable as well. Too much focus on Hilary, her dh and Mercy who are so dry and boring. Hilary and her shit mom should have stayed stuck in that elevator forever.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s Hong Kong. That was UK
What?
Are you serious? Hong Kong was British until 1997, and English the only official language until 1978, and after that one of the two. So that people expect most folk to speak English isn’t off the mark. How do you not know that?!
DP. Could you possibly be more unpleasant? Pretty sure we’re all well aware of the UK history in Hong Kong. 🙄🙄 Doesn’t change the fact that the VAST majority of people there only speak Cantonese. How do YOU not know that?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s Hong Kong. That was UK
What?
Are you serious? Hong Kong was British until 1997, and English the only official language until 1978, and after that one of the two. So that people expect most folk to speak English isn’t off the mark. How do you not know that?!
Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed the woman with the short platinum hair in the elevator. She dealt with Hilary and her mom's weird drama well and I thought it was funny when it turned out she was the first expat on the show who actually spoke Chinese.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I couldn’t tell some of the people apart. But did Hilary’s husband have an affair with Mercy? I was thinking that the nanny was distracted by the husband and lost the kid. That’s what his lying was about, where he was that night, and why Margaret doesn’t like Hilary's husband.
Hilary is insufferable. What’s the point of her character?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone watch the latest episode? Excruciating. The actor who plays her husband is incredible.
He is fantastic. Nicole Kidman is always great. I do not care about Hilary and her horrid mom or her dh and Mercy.
PP here. Agree. Hilary's mom is a piece of work. I don't know how she didn't tell her to just go back to India when they got out of the elevator. As for David and Mercy - ugh. What a toxic relationship. And her disgusting little apartment makes me feel sick everytie they show it.
Anonymous wrote:Anyone watch the latest episode? Excruciating. The actor who plays her husband is incredible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone watch the latest episode? Excruciating. The actor who plays her husband is incredible.
He is fantastic. Nicole Kidman is always great. I do not care about Hilary and her horrid mom or her dh and Mercy.
PP here. Agree. Hilary's mom is a piece of work. I don't know how she didn't tell her to just go back to India when they got out of the elevator. As for David and Mercy - ugh. What a toxic relationship. And her disgusting little apartment makes me feel sick everytie they show it.
Hilary is so sanctimonious and unwatchable, I enjoyed her mother
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s Hong Kong. That was UK
What?
Are you serious? Hong Kong was British until 1997, and English the only official language until 1978, and after that one of the two. So that people expect most folk to speak English isn’t off the mark. How do you not know that?!
Anonymous wrote:Great episode. Each story line took place in a confined, airless, claustrophobic space (locked room, elevator, tiny apartment) which gradually heightened the tension until the end when windows were opened and wind and rain were let in. It felt like a relief.
Nicole Kidman's character seemed at the beginning to have some redeeming qualities. She had at least learned a few phrases to do her errands and chided one of her friends over the way the talked about the "helpers." But it's obvious now that she's entitled and horrible. Essie must be grieving as much as she is, given that she's the one who was mothering that little boy.
Anonymous wrote:Great episode. Each story line took place in a confined, airless, claustrophobic space (locked room, elevator, tiny apartment) which gradually heightened the tension until the end when windows were opened and wind and rain were let in. It felt like a relief.
Nicole Kidman's character seemed at the beginning to have some redeeming qualities. She had at least learned a few phrases to do her errands and chided one of her friends over the way the talked about the "helpers." But it's obvious now that she's entitled and horrible. Essie must be grieving as much as she is, given that she's the one who was mothering that little boy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s Hong Kong. That was UK
What?