Martin van Stein

I want some justice for Hank Schrader. The poor supervisor get's killed by TSA guy and not only does he not get arrested for it... he gets his dream job. And then you have the professionals who have this elaborate plan reminiscent of those plans Wil e Coyote always had trying to catch the roadrunner. It's downright idiotic. Taron is talking all the time a few steps away from his co-worker. Meanwhile one bad guy has tapped into the network and goes undetected for ages... really? No cybersecurity at an airport? Then you have the Bateman guy dressed as the unabomber. Walking around with a gun at an airport for at least a few hours. Then you have 2 people dying, a 911 call and a lunatic stabbing a TSA guy, a woman running for her life.... oh yeah and you have Taron running around and behaving erratic. Not to mention that I can't believe it that when the system triggers a warning when suspicious content is found, a single TSA agent can override it without a 2nd check or anything. All of it culminating in a standard evil contractor plot to kill some politician.

Streaming shows, the place where episodes get stretched into seasons. So apparently this season will have 6 1 hour long episodes. Now I come from a time when you had 90 minute movies which told a complete story with a proper arc. Now I only watched the 1st episode... and literally everything interesting is conveyed through dialog and dialog only... nothing is show. It would've been interesting to see that AI society and the following war. Or SEE how the 2 sisters build up a flailing bene gesserit sisterhood. Heck I'd even settle for them showing the ambush involving space-Ragnar. But we get nothing but a very few snippets followed by pointless people talking about pointless things.

It starts out okay and establishes Cross as a smart character ... but then it turns into woke propaganda for a bit , not super-jarring, but off putting nonetheless. And then you have the bane of streaming... 8 x1 hour episodes full of pointless filler and exposition dumps I mean this can all be done in a feature film or 3 episodes, plus we already know who the killer is from episode 1 or 2 , so no suspense there. Jus a bit of a nothing burger really.

Nothing makes sense. Dad apparently is some brilliant prepper guy, yet makes a system that can only sustain 2 people... aside from him simply adapting the current system, why not build it, so that it can at least support 10 people... just in case. Instead he kills himself. Then you have the 2 geniuses that flee what seems to be a far better place to do what exactly? If the woman could copy the tech, she surely could fix the generator in the better place? Also it seems there are a lot of people there, not a single one of them has any tech skills? Seriously I could go on and nitpick on everything for hours, but the big issue is that the story is bad and never pulls you in, so you start seeing the flaws more and more

A dumb movie that fails on every conceivable level. The story doesn't land, the time travel mechanics don't work out at any level. If the main protagonist was conceived because her sister got killed then she would've been erased from existence the moment she prevented the murder. Also evil nerd implied there were different timelines, which of course would prevent the main protagonist to be erased, yet in "her" 2024 her parents didn't recognized her and her sister was alive. So she goes back to 2003, a place which has no record of her existence, so good luck with that NASA internship application. Also why work at NASA when you can work at a company that invented time travel? It would've been so much better if they incorporated her dad more into the story ... by having the protagonist reveal she is his daughter and the moment he helps her prevent his one daughter from dying, has to see his future daughter be erased from history... you know at some gravitas to the story... As it stands this movie is nonsense and garbage, don't waste your time

The movie has a bit of a dual character. I really like how things play out in the concert arena and how the main character is trying to weazle himself out of a tight spot ... a trap if you will 🙄. But everything after that is kinda lame. An organized killer would not expose himself to that popstar... and a popstar wouldn't leave on her own, without an entourage or security and said security would have to communicate with law enforcement if this change would occur. Basically everything that happened once they got out was not really plausible anymore. It would've been better if the main character killed the FBI profiler and strung together a series of events allowing him to escape. And maybe have it end with a newsreport while the family is having dinner and have the girl realize her dad is the butcher. All things considered I enjoyed the movie

If the show ended in Mike going to jail and everyone else being arrested or disbarred , it would've been a 3 or maybe even a 4 star review. But as they didn't , it basically got worse with each season. Also I think they should've worked out the premise a bit better, because hiring Mike made no sense whatsoever ... I mean a big firm with standing and a tight relationship with Harvard could definitely get Mike into Harvard and have him start as a proper associate. Heck having Mike take up the identity of Sorkin would even be better ... but no lawyer or firm would go along with this. It wasn't all bad, I especially liked the original cast and their chemistry, their likeability kept a bad script and premise from failing ... but I never got into any of the new characters and didn't like what existing characters turned into. I mean Donna as COO was ridiculous, Louis turning from a strong counterpart to Harvey into a whining side character ... Samantha Wheeler was just ridiculous and Alex never landedas his own character.