Mugs McEvoy

Too many loose ends, very disappointing. For someone being held on murder charges, there was very little security around her in the facility, that alone made the plot ridiculous. Would not recommend this movie.

Full of cliches, and low powered action. The fight scenes are typical, laughable and unimaginative. The acting is at best, uneven. Star studded cast trying to drive a vehicle with a bad engine.I'd like to say it's better than most of the genre but that would be dishonest. If your choice is between doing nothing and watching this movie, I'd advise the former.

Incredibly mediocre! Should be called " The World's Most Average". James Corden tries to make the show a showcase for himself and fails miserably. Predictably, when they cut to the "world judges" they ALWAYS hesitate at 74 points to presumably keep people on the edge of their seats, it's sappy and doesn't work. I give this show a 2 out of 10!

LAME, this should be a one and done series. Nothing good, exciting or interesting.

Loved the book, hated the movie, would have given it zero stars if possible. One would think that the movie took place in the Boston area instead of Manhasset, NY. Affleck is at best a lousy actor whose emotional range runs the gamut from a to b. It is obvious that the filming was done in the Boston area as many of the actors had Boston accents. In the bowling scene , people from Long Island will simply shake their heads as candle pin bowling isn't done on Long Island. I grew up in Manhasset and knew many of the book's characters personally, most Manhasset folks won't recognize much of the book in this movie. I really wonder what JR Moehringer actually thought of the adaptation. The book was an enjoyable coming of age story, the movie is a mess.

Not particularly interesting or entertaining. Not bad or good, perhaps a better title would be Ordinary Show.