Chad Cook

Perfect binge. Loved the leads and supporting characters. While obviously dramatized crime/murder small town fiction...the people and the town felt very real, fleshed out and grounded. Crossing fingers for another season.

Couldn't make it through the first 30 mins. Lifted the constant story line from the comics of Luthor turning the populace against Superman. Was terrible in the comic books and is just as bad on the big screen.

Disappointing, good cast, fun premise. The rest is like two different film teams put together a movie, one attempted to make a comedy and got firmly overruled by the one who wanted to make Heat 2. The result was a movie that was neither funny, clever or dramatic.

Show took a nosedive in season 2, classic blunder of stakes raising, the bane of many sequels. Season one was a relatable human story and a huge surprise in the normal dreck that is video game adaptations. Season 2 was over packed, overproduced and frankly so bursting with visuals that it felt more like a sendup or satire of sophisticated art and animation. If they had tried to achieve about 50% less with the story and characters it would have come out 100% better.

Disappointing film. I'm probably giving it a more negative rating then it deserves do to higher expectations. The casting was excellent, but the plot was pure uncut stupid. The family wanted a time remaining check at the end of the first hour and we all agreed to give ourselves the gift of 50 minutes less of this film on the holidays. This was marketed so heavily as a die-hard knock off which was extremely off. Little action and absolutely no sense of fun it took itself super seriously which would have been great if the plot or actions of the characters were remotely believable. What a bummer.

Came in expecting it to be a solid silly action/revenge film. Was blown away instead by a film that combined elements of the original Rocky, John Wick and Kill Bill. The film had a surprising gritty realism. It made you feel that the film could take you in any direction "the bad guys could indeed win". This feeling lasted for most of the film even through the late scenes (enter Kill Bill's crazy 88 gang) and even where it veered from realism it kept it very fun and bloody. Their is a scene near the end on an elevator fight that really was so visceral it made me clap. I've always appreciated Dev Patel as an actor but never knew he was this good. When we left and my wife explained he co-wrote and directed I was really impressed. Planning to take my son for a showing to make sure this film gets the revenue and recognition it deserves.

Great cast, weak script. Very slow quiet dialogue makes the episode feel like a movie run time. Characters are psychotic and unlikeable.

Turned off after first 25 mins. Another artistic film that wastes time being edgy for edginess sake.

Standard war movie clone. Using clones, boring as hell, if this is all James Cameron has left to tell he should probably relax and enjoy retirement.

Really fun action film. Was a surprise on Amazon prime. There are so many recent attempts on the female assassin genre. Some I've really enjoyed (gunpowder milkshake), others were misses (the 355). This one was very good, hints of James Bond, and La femme just a dusting of Leon. Never heard of it in theaters during the pandemic. Overall, I really felt the chemistry of Samuel Jackson as the mentor, and Michael Keaton as the lover/foil to Maggie Q's excellent lead. Definitely a great watch for genre lovers (which I am). And your non enjoying spouse should tolerate!