Naomie Armand

I understand that the show is meant to be an allegory, similar to Atlanta, where the spy concept works more as a metaphor than a literal story. The problem is that it was marketed as an action-packed spy series with escapist appeal, but what viewers actually get is a relationship drama focused on John and Jane’s struggles (with every fight they have taking up almost half of the show). There was no real reason to make them spies in the first place, especially since they are shown to be terrible at the job. They show their face on every mission and have brought marks to their actual home many times. It feels unrealistic that they weren't fired or killed after the complete failure that was their second mission. Most importantly, Despite having a few laughs watching the show, I still felt like I was tricked into watching it. I came to the show expecting high-energy action and entertainment. Instead, I ended up with a relationship drama and insufferable main characters.

This was a very fun, entertaining movie and I'm super picky about what movies I enjoy. I also cried near the end because I saw so much of myself in the character "Bob." After finishing the movie I'm hoping they make a sequel and keep the same director hopefully because this movie was just so refreshing and fun.

I loved it. Really unique watch.

The other reviews have to be made by bots. This show was definitely written by a Millennial or Gen X who thinks college today is an even raunchier version of their good old days and written for a lobotomized audience or sum. It's 2025 they could've made a show about what young people ACTUALLY go through today instead of this BS.

It's really sad that people in the comments missed the point of the story. The black people in the show are not depicted as good people and the white people in the show are not depicted as bad. Everyone is in a grey area of being both. Just like, you know, humanity. The show just portrays the characters as people who want something and will fight tooth and nail to get it. That is what every character in the show has in common. I feel like the people who see this as a liberal propaganda show are the same folks who saw Jordan Peele's "Us" as a political film just because the cast was majority black. Also the ending was hilarious, if you haven't watched it I recommend it. It not the most amazing story in the world but it's definitely worth a watch.

I liked the fashion a lot and the interesting world building but I couldn't get the fact that despite Bella's adult body she had a baby's brain and thus the scenes of men taking advantage of her when she could barely walk and talk and had the language of a child was haunting. I understand it's a part of the stories meaning but I didn't want to watch metaphorical C.A. happen for 2.5 hours. (Though I did watch it to the end cause I thought it might've been addressed later in the film.)

Cried during every episode. I highly recommend for anyone who hasn't watched.

Love it absolutely enchanting movie! Made my day!

This movie was an utter disappointment. The beginning was a little promising but as it progressed it just got more and more cringe. I also thought this was going to be a story of how an underdog South Asian girl became a martial artist despite all the naysayers. But in fact it's a weird Disney Channel quality movie sort of like K.C. Undercover (if you know what I mean) But despite the childish theme it's too adult for children to watch with all the cussing, blood and violence. Even as a comedy I chuckled twice the entire movie and I can laugh at a lot. The comedic parts kept getting mixed with violence or cringe which is hard to laugh at. Lastly, the black characters (all women) were super aggressive and masculine and I'm tired of black women and girls being portrayed pretty much as men in shows and movies.

I liked the begining episodes until the main character got to Iceland. 1st. Apparently Darby is a genius but I've come to learn that the writers do not know what a genius is. Darby is a young adult with average intelligence. 2nd. As someone who works in I.T. and is a programmer the writers do not understand what hacking actually is, the knowledge behind it and what it looks like to hack. The technology in the show is supposed to be advanced but it is in fact just regular already established and even OLD tech. Like the AI not understanding "hit the lights" blew me because pretty much every Large Language model AI (Like ChatGPT, Bard) understands modern slang ESPECIALLY if they have access to the Internet like the AI in the show does. 3rd. Why is Darby's backstory so corny? Apparently cops let a little kid enter their crime scenes and look at dead bodies. Darby somehow wasn't arrested for tampering with dead bodies and evidence. 4th. The writing is SOOOO pretentious but fails at being new and innovative, the whole thing is basic and predictable and I feel like I was tricked into watching a murder mystery with the way the story took a sharp left turn when they hit Iceland. With the way the first episode went I thought it was going to be a Gen Z "Mindhunter." Anyway, the cinematography is beautiful and the filters make scenes look pretty glamorous. Don't watch the show if you value your time. If you're bored and have nothing else to do it isn't a bad show to watch.