Myriam Valle

The convoluted ending with everyone -murderers and nearly murdered- sitting around like an Agatha Christie movie with Poirot ( Woodward) summing up events was ridiculous. It barely made sense , either. I enjoyed the it all up until the last episode.

If you want action, you got it. Yet, I can’t help but think that the deaths of a wife and child are just catalysts for all the killing. Not much different from a hundred other action films with plots that justify and ennobled vengence by men with “ a specific skill set”. I knew Taylor Kitch’s ( sorry if I got that misspelled) was going to end up having betrayed Pratt’s character. No surprises, really. Three stars and a “meh”.