Jonathan Bresnihan

Go woke go BROKE. As someone who loves and grew up with the original classic picture, this sequel series was an absolutely terrible flop and disastrous tribute, if you can call it that. Got axed after just one seasoned and then quickly pulled from Disney+ streaming altogether. What a waste

I loved this fantastic, action packed murder & mystery when it first came out and still do now. This is one of those underrated and slept on classics that got better and better with time. Bruce Willis, Dennis Farina and Sarah Jessica Parker were my favorites in this one. Definitely rewatchable.

A stupendous disappointment and backstory that did no justice to one of the most beloved characters of the franchise.

A story essentially derived from the events of Silence of the Lambs with NO Hannibal to be found or anywhere in sight to be in awe and suspense of, like in the very compelling movies? What could possibly go wrong?? Yeah...Bland and boring are the two best descriptions I came up with after watching this show. It simply was neither thrilling nor suspenseful. And that is why it was given the red light after barely one season.

This epic classic is STILL getting finer like wine and better with time. And it never gets any less funny with each viewing either.

There is almost nothing further to be said about this thermonuclear steaming pile of mounting fertilizer. About 30 seconds into the first trailer was far above what I could stand, confused beyond blunt force head trauma. And this was upon already learning that from this abomination a MAN had been nominated for best ACTRESS. I just can't.

How could anyone NOT love this classic!

Who actually watched this GARBAGE besides self-pitying sycophants who showcase their own lives as professional victims? That's concisely who this pandered to, which is why no one saw it; and those who did see it didn't buy it. No wonder this turkey flapped and flopped.

Some of the comments here are absurd. I for one LOVE to see interracial couples in movies, especially when it comes to black women and white men. It's what attracted me to the film to begin with. And as it turned out what we got was a pleasurable little sleeper hit.

I absolutely loved this thoughtful masterpiece. It's different and enjoyably suspenseful.