Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

Your blood may run cold, but you now find yourself pinioned to the story.

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

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

First episode was great, who's the liar? Then predictably it would never have been commissioned where she was lying, so inevitably he was the bad guy. The rest of the episodes then disappointed with completely implausible twists; he raped the PC investigating in her sleep, he then was clever enough to leave no trace, yet he recorded all the footage of the attacks and left them on unencrypted phones and SD cards! I was quite glad this one ended, I don't know if another series is in the pipeline but if it is I shall give it a miss.

Wahat a load of crap. Interesting subject, wrapped in pretty decent (british) production made me see this. After only first episode, it was obvious what this is. Simple feminist propaganda. Man and woman have roles reversed, a dad that is always home cooks and takes care of children, just as if that is not enough, he's black (have to be careful about racial equality as well in New Worl Order)... then in 3rd episode you find out that the cief investigator is a lesbian... I didn't watch any more. Just what is missing is a couple of homosexuals with adopted children and some anti-smoking propaganda to be 100% New World Order crap. I have honestly never seen such a shallow propaganda... stay away.

Number one rule of quality television is believable characters. Why in the world would Andrew agree to go out with Laura again? He's suing her, why would he meet her in a pub? This makes absolutely no sense. As good as Joanne Froggatt was on Downton Abbey, by the third episode of Liar you get tired of her whining, sobbing, wrinkled expressions, shrill voice, etc. I get it already, chill out and have a plan, don't keep playing the victim. This show started out pretty good but it quickly devolved into an extended Lifetime movie with way too many closeups of peoples' faces.

The cast is just fine, the story was OK and for one, I'd love to see a man getting framed for this instead of the other way around but anyway, keep watching! It's OK, honestly, it is, a bit soapy from time to time, especially when they try (and yet fail), to add another lines of lies into the story, her sister, her ex boyfriend, etc. It feels boring to say the least. Even though I am a man, a gay man, I consider myself a feminist, and here in Argentina there is this new current of "die man", "let's cut men's penises" and all that but honestly, feminism is not about it, not really. It has to do with actually empowering women to reach their maximum but in the end it's just another trend. Real feminism is another thing and I do agree with other people here, this feels like it's been written by another of those feminazis that are around, her not being the victim would have been and interesting twist. Also, they don't help the case but getting all that info about men and rape and bla bla bla. Here in Argentina is pretty much the same. I have a lot of friends (female friends that is) in good job positions, they don't get there by screaming blue murder or trying to get any law changed in their own benefit, being equals is just that. So, I'll finish this, is OK? Yes, it is... Do I think this represent the real life? No, I don't. I mean, honestly, I'd not have invited him inside my house. Your cellphone is dead, well, bad luck mate, see you tomorrow, walk home! And still, let's forget about that, the police investigators? I mean, really!? Are they serious? Could they get to be dumber? Well, no. All in all, it is a good show that could have been remarkable should have it followed another thread instead of this, and please, let's bring a woman raping a man, that would an interesting change for it happens you know. And I'd love to see a show that actually deals with the topic.