Really enjoyed this one. The story is compelling, the main characters have faults. Secondary characters could have had more depth, but I really liked Angela Regan, the defendant's lawyer.
I also enjoyed the shots, I feel they helped make me feel the emotions of the characters on screen. I think it had some very interesting shots to be honest, but I would not be surprised if some people found them obnoxious...
Also, there should be a **trigger warning for [spoiler] sexual assault [/spoiler]**.

A good show, and certainly much better than I expected it to be. I must say, I absolutely loved some of the interior design.

_Anatomy of a Scandal_ is a well crafted series that kept my interest. The show tells the story of a high-profile sexual assault case and the legal and personal battles that follow. The writing is fantastic, as the show expertly navigates complex themes like power, privilege, and consent. The series is both thought-provoking and emotionally gripping.

Really enjoyed this show.. wasn't sure when I started watching it, but glad I gave it a shot.

PLEASE stop giving David E. Kelley money to make insanely poor TV

Good camera work, acting and script. I enjoyed how they played out this story. It didn't blow my mind, but it was well done.

This is quite a remarkable dramatic series. The writing is complex, the characters are flawed, the morality is grey. The acting is great, every actor is a recognizably part of the who’s who of UK stage and screen. (The UK have working actors who show up to ply their trade whether it is for four months or a day). The plot is contemporary and surprising. I am usually pretty good at predicting a twist but, not only did I not anticipate a twist, but when it arrived, I only saw it seconds before it was revealed. I give this series an 8 (remarkable) out of 10. [Courtroom Drama]

This is an entertaining show full of moral ambiguity and entitlement. But as much as I'd like James to be pronounced guilty for what he did to Holly (the situation with Olivia is indeed a he said/she said thing - and the only thing that would support Olivia's claim beyond any doubt would be a history of rape or at least similar situations, meaning Holly coming forward herself... which she can't because she's the prosecutor. Don't know why she didn't think of that, honestly.), I'm not sure for what he's going to be prosecuted in the case of the suicide/drug charge. Isn't there a statute of limitations for those charges (as there presumably is for rape)? So, the ending didn't make much sense to me, save for the satisfaction that that misogynistic boy-club gets taken down a notch.

Otherwise this was pretty solid, good actors... didn't care so much for the slow-motion or different angle shots, to be honest because the actors conveyed the emotions and shock they were confronted with on their own pretty well, without having to rely on special effects.

A moderately interesting and adequately produced courtroom thriller, with good actors and a director that seems to feel the need to make it more interesting through random visual flourishes because otherwise the writing wouldn't be enough. And he may be right. The best parts of it are the clothes and Sienna Miller.

It started well, then it ended so badly. Like wtf did I watch? It reminded me of the horse sketch meme thing tbh

The ending was very anticlimactic, which is a shame.

Really enjoyed this. Great acting and a good story.

While Anatomy of a Scandal is undeniably entertaining, it doesn't have much depth to it and the cheesy editing gimmicks make it hard to take the show seriously.

[Netflix] A generally mediocre approach to the ambiguity of a sexual assault that plays with a somewhat absurd plot twist to maintain the suspense it loses in the first episode. As a courtroom drama it is conventional, with strange choices of direction to show off the characters, and as a marriage drama Sienna Miller's efforts can do little to save it.