Esther L

Great story and all the character lines are well developed. Love the chemistry!

Jam-packed with action, however lots of unnecessary drama and unnecessary scenes, unexplained characters out of no where, bad acting, but good posing. If you like action scenes that have no meaning, this is a good one for you. (Spoilers alert) My few cringe moments: - Pickpocketer-turned-agent doesn’t know how to drive. - Random right-hand-woman (blonde) of Gabriel, crashes into everything with her tank-life car, destroying all with a smirk. - Tom Cruise takes the longest time to arrive the climax of the scene (90% of that scene), while he gets lost in the forest. - His buddy on the phone said “I’M UNDER A LOT OF PRESSURE RIGHT NOW!” and its just so cringe. - Super unnecessary love triangle between Isla Grace and Tom Cruise. And just before Tom Cruise jumped for his life, he flashed back to the 3 women in his life who risked their lives literally for him. Which ever woman he uses will always end up dead it seems. - The parachute scene that apparently Tom practiced 6 times a day with, yes he did a lot of training for scene but it was SUPER unnecessary. It was an epic fail how it was used - to arrive late. - The villian Gabriel's acting was stiff. - When Tom Cruise is in distress, he poses like a painting in front of a historic monument.

You’d know that a show that like only aimed to make you have butterflies in your stomach (you knew the two main leads were showrunners). A light hearted one where you see characters develop nicely along the way, and that people in the service industry do need to be more appreciated. Good one if you want to relax and look forward to cute scenes (might make you cringe, but why not)

One of the most exciting dramas to date. Love the creativity and the reality merge. It couldn't be better.