John McGuirk

Unwatchable for an attorney. Sure, legal stuff is not entirely accurate and we can live with that. But this murder gene crap and the obnoxious, totally outrageous questioning on this was like listening to nails on the chalkboard. Plus, if the prosecutor succeeds, he has given Jacob a diminished capacity defense. Mother- torture- flick.

You have got to be kidding me! I have never been so cheated by a series as I was by this series. And it's too bad because it was good until the end. I'm not going to give away spoilers, but I strongly advise you not to invest much emotion in this series because you'll end up throwing beer cans at the screen when you see how it ends.

A waste of $6.99! I would give it one star but 2 makes me feel better about the money.

You'll have to suspend a whole lotta disbelief to stomach this one. Egerton was good!? Spare me. His wife actress Sofia was bad, and it looks like someone applied a thick coat of makeup to her face with a spray gun and then painted her eyebrows black. Script was ridiculous. But, Jason Bateman was really good, as usual. Ask yourself: If the average review is 3.3, then why is the average of the first 20 or so reviews here around 4.7?

Ex-SEAL movies are like Liam Neeson movies. Same salad, just tossed differently. I love Liam and will watch anything he's in. This is a little different. Pratt has a worsening brain tumor and he slips into another reality,usually about his murdered daughter, but he's into vengeance. Other guys may have it too but they are committing "suicide." Sometimes a little hard to follow but always ends in bullet city. Oh, don't spit in Pratt's face when you're tied to a post. It's gonna hurt. Pratt is great.