A K H I L E S H

This is just another witty action movie. In a typical Mark Wahlberg fashion the plot of the movie moves forward. This is journey of a Boston policeman and how he uncovers a drug racket in his city after getting out of jail. You can the actor more than the character, and to be honest, thats what I expect from a Wahlberg movie. I won't lie, but I enjoyed it. Looking at the climax, it seem that director Peter Berg hints at a sequel to this film. This movie is definitely a good way to pass time during quarantine!

They say that a drowning man clutches at a straw. This is, in a lot of ways, comparable to the behind the scenes journey of this failing Spanish saga. Netflix became the saviour of this once packed up two part series. The reason I am saying this is because it is clearly evident why it was failing in the first place. The direction is mediocre at best. The illogical thrill portrayed in the entire four parts is far from an art piece, it is instead comparable to Dwayne Johnson movie at best. The terribly designed filler intimate scenes can be described as Laboured. The use of logic in the screenplay is similar to the use of water in the running of an IC engine. The actors have a lot to work upon their skill in order to match the level of increasing fame they have received over the years. In the end it looks like Netflix played a big gamble by buying the show, and looks like it paid off!