Todd Kaufman

I don't normally write reviews but felt obligated to try to prevent even 1 person from having to suffer through on r of the worst movies ever made. The plot holes were absolutely absurd Spoilers ahead! In no particular order First- The makers of the movie has never been to a concert before clearly. Somehow the "hottest pop star" (who has no personality whatsoever) has a concert that is sold out and ends in the daytime? Also, apparently this is a concert where people go physically buy tickets and then get a hard copy of the receipt that show what concert, but doesn't show the last 4 of a CC, a name, a section or a seat Next you have the police who decide while they don't really have a solid description of the person but they know he's a nut job who will try to create chaos to escape, so the best plan they have is to "trap" him in a small area filled with 26,000, mostly teen age girls. Sounds like a solid safe plan! Then they go to question every man there. Keep in mind they have no idea who he is other then a male. I'm not sure being at a concert and a man is gonna be enough probable cause to pull Dad's away from their daughter and detain em But this well thought out, safe, clearly legal, and fool proof plan needs secery. So only those that need to know, including a few hundred low wage hourly employees, know the plan! How will he get out? Well, good news is although it's a sold out show for a super star, it's not the loud and not even that crowded! It's actually the perfect size crowd. Enough to blend never enough to cause lines for food or merch or not be able to move around So fast forward and he escapes with the star. Not even sure why he was worried. Latter we find out he is a master of disguise and only actually need mare seconds to get out of things like his house (while surrounded) or even a limo when sourounded. Back to him escaping with the star. She gets his address and she could leave. Calling the cops and giving the address would be what most people do. But not our genius hero! She gets into the house and steels his phone to call the cops ASAP! Just kidding, she doesn't bother with the cops. She just decided to make everything more complicated instead. Honestly, I would keep going because this isn't even a third of the plot holes but there is just too many and my fingers are getting tired from typing In fact, I haven't even touched the absolutely stupid last 20 mins, or how the police decided since he might be at a arena with 26,000 people they should have hundreds of cops there but then at the end, when he has a much higher chance of returning to his home, they decide it's not really important to stay in the house or have anything more then 2 cops in a car outside for awhile If my mission in life becomes saving even 1 person from spending time or money on this movie, I will have done more good deeds then half the people on this earth

At first I thought this was a serious thriller. The first couple episodes I thought were slow and a bit silly but still serious. Once I go lt into it and realized this was actually satire of serious thrillers, I started really appreciate humor and parody of many thrillers I've watched over the years. Amazing show

If my kids at age 13 told me they filmed a TV show using their phone and laptop, and kids from their school and then showed me the 1st episode, I would smile and tell them perhaps making TV shows wasn't in their future.