Charles Skeen

It started really interesting. Reminded me of House of Cards. But then, that Netflix political format shows and disrupts it to unwatchable. I cannot watch Netflix anymore. Will continue a while on their old Hollywood movies.

Think of it as an alternate reality: characters being short-sighted as if they are old-style computer simulations. Someone says it's raining, and you go outside with your umbrella and rain suit. Although all say they have a plan, no-one has. Good guy can change to bad guy in one episode, and back again in 5 mins. Everyone tossing everything of value (money too) and little if anything makes any sense. Characters are remembered though, and something in all this is entertaining, even though shells of anything meaningful as characters. This series has something catchy. Good too if it so happens that you like to study some Spanish

If survival into the stars is it, this movie is not for you; as it was not for me. Slow, slow, slow, till it shows a want for suicide. As the climax.

Synopsis: Bad bad white man, kills black/mix race man. All the races combine effort, to punish bad bad bad white man. Yep, the answer: resort to criminal violence; take it in your own hands. Cusack too old for better jobs? Canvassed for this role at a BLM march? Did Wes Miller write down his drug buddy arguments to get to this? Bottle of wine and, Netflix, got me to watch through this. Amateur movie

I could only watch till just past halfway 1st episode. Drama drama!! And they haven't even left for Mars yet! Husband has a stroke, daughter cries for mom to return, mini-explosion on trip to Moon, base and crew want her replaced, and mom herself wants to go home, and yells at her boss quoting feminism! What! Don't they get their priorities right in this lala land!? Mars and this drawn out human drama together does not work for me.

I am an hour and a half older - for nothing. Rubbish!