Diagonaldi Very well executed

ManiakJiggy This is How Movies Should Be Made

Huievest Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

Guillelmina The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Irishchatter I remember when I was 14 years old in 2009 and started to like watching X Factor because there was mainly nothing on the telly and basically, I thought it was cool then. I have to say, the people getting involved on the show to sing their hearts out and thinking they will be future singers, is just ridiculous. Sure after the winners and losers appear on the show, they disappear and never to be heard again until the next year they were on the show.I haven't heard nearly Leona Lewis,Shayne Ward, Leon Jackson, Joe McElderry, Alexandra Burke, James Arthur, Matt Cardle or Sam Bailey do anything recently with their music. They would've been successful for themselves even more if they got their thinking caps on and just show off their music. Its just a disgrace really, Simon Cowell should really check on them more seriously. No wonder hes getting more money then them, hes doing this bloody show by getting his face fixed with botox among the other judges being his followers.I'm glad I stop watching it, it does suck you right in watching it and it also wastes your times when watching it a few months!

Paul Evans This series (2015) has shown that the X Factor has run its course, that the death knell has rung for Mr Cowell and co. and that it's time to end this misery. The nose dive in viewing figures has shown that people feel the same, it's been done to death and enough's enough.I'm not saying that there aren't great singers on the show, but it's not about them, it's about the egos of Mr Cowell and co. What gives Cheryl the right to comment on people's singing abilities when she's mimed more times then Marcel Marceau.The crying, grizzling, sob stories, 'it's my dream' thing ruins the show, they didn't have it on the U.S. series, what is the point, is it a singing competition?Plaudits for giving us Leona Lewis, the one saving grace of the show, but otherwise I'm one of the millions that have switched off. Please end it and give us a good drama on a Saturday night!! 1/10

glenn-aylett For ten years this rigged singing/reality show has polluted the airwaves and the pages of tabloid newspapers. I just don't get the appeal of second rate singers whose careers seem to be over as quickly as they have started( anyone remember Jedward or Joe Mc Elderry) and a show filled with sob stories, bland pop songs and a whooping and wailing audience and epilepsy inducing sets.The X Factor has been going for ten years and people are starting to see through it, with ratings down by 5 million in the last 4 years. All this glorified karaoke show exists for is to make £ 25 million a year for Simon Cowell and another £ 5 million for his excruciating panel which consists of two washed up pop stars and an Irishman who resembles Steve Davis.Think, £ 30 million is wasted every year by ITV on a show that can never be repeated or made into DVDs and which is forgotten as soon as the final credits roll. This £ 30 million could be much better spent on ten drama series that have the potential to be repeated for years as good drama always draws an audience. All I am hoping for is ratings fall further and The Fix Factor is cancelled.

studioAT In about July when we are bemoaning another wash out summer or a heat wave over the hill to greet us comes The X Factor and the circus rolls in to town.From sob stories to people deluded about their own talent for the last 10 years the show has brought us everything. The judges have come and gone but the hunt for talent seems to have continued regardless despite the endless claims that it ruins the music industry or is making people a laughing stock.Sure, not everyone who has won it has gone on to great things and the ratings seem to be on the skid but for pure Saturday night entertainment The X Factor has delivered year on year.