Shannan Butler

I absolutely didn’t expect to love G20 as much as I did, but wow—this movie had everything I look for. Action, family, unity, the fight between good and evil—it was all there. Viola Davis was amazing and absolutely perfect for this role. She carried the weight of leadership with such strength, and it made me think: every president should have military training. Honestly, after watching this, I feel like everyone should. If you love your country, you do whatever it takes to defend it. This movie hit me hard, in ways I wasn’t expecting. The way the family’s bond ran through the husband and children, all about saving each other while saving others—it had me in tears. That kind of sacrifice, that kind of love, it’s what makes stories like this resonate so deeply. Marsai Martin and Anthony Anderson reprising their father-daughter dynamic? Incredible. It was a whole different feel than their previous roles, but somehow, it was the perfect match. I watched this movie without huge expectations, but I left completely moved. It’s gripping, emotional, and makes you think about what truly matters. I recommend G20 100%.

I truly wanted to like this show, but lord have mercy it’s a no. The acting is mediocre, and the dialogue is the every day run of the mill “crime and punishment” dialogue. Nothing is original in this series. And while Olsen was good in Its always Sunny, and Heat; In this she comes across as overacting and forced. And don’t get me started on the detective. He’s comic timing is not there, and he’s trying too hard to be “serious “. So I’m going to give it a 3/5 because the concept is good, you just need to get it there.