Lee Ann Sims

This movie received such a good review on WBZ, thought I'd check it out. Had me hooked immediately with excellent characterization, but it's complete lack of credibility sunk the show. Entire storyline proved to be profoundly disappointing. Loose ends, scenes that went nowhere making no sense and incredulous plot lines simply made for a frustrating and disappointing film.....a film that had so much potential. And talk about no moral compass!! Shame on any media or person recommending this film. In addition, Peter Dinklage needs to step up his game. His Netflix films have been more than disappointing, and he is an all time great.

Captivating sets and scenery, but completely unfocused with more loose ends than an old, frazzled shawl. Was expecting so much more and better from a marriage of several great genres, but, unfortunately, this show has nothing to sink your teeth into, and repeatedly leaves you shaking your head, saying "what?" and "huh?". Won't waste any more time watching.

Pales in comparison to The Sopranos, and I tried not to expect too much. Both characters and storyline were plodding and lackluster, however, the last ten minutes were awesome and provided the perfect segway into the iconic show.

Insufferably slow. Shallow character and plot development. No storyline involving the Predators and their activity on earth prior to arriving here. Completely dominated by the "female warrior who's superior to all others" theme, which is sickeningly overdone to death. Only gets 2 stars as opposed to one as I love the Predators, and this film missed the mark completely in creating any real interest in the complexities of these warriors. A huge disappointment.