Walter Ruzek

Started off well, good acting and pace but by episode 4 the story line started to be submerged by the continual obscenities and freakiness. The F bomb seemed to be the most common word in every sentence and the language increasingly blasphemed God and Christ which is entirely unnecessary. I now don’t even care what happens in the story line. I’m done with it.

Fine story with surprise ending. Too bad they needed to blaspheme the name of Christ twice. Shame on you Pierce Brosnan.

Fine move that - for a reason known only to the industry finds in necessary to blaspheme the name of Jesus Christ just 1 time. Why? deducted a star.

Good mostly true story ruined by the industry’s need to blaspheme “Christ”.

Could have been a good movie to watch. Problem is it had to do the industry standard - blaspheme the name of “Jesus Christ” at least once. That one time earned it one star from me.

Disgusting show, not at all funny. Teaches evil is good. Don’t let kids near it.

This could have been a nice PG movie but as often is the case Hollywood blasphemes the name of “Christ”- just once. Why? Probably to persuade youngsters to think that’s OK. They are an evil lot.

I couldn’t watch the whole thing. too silly with obnoxious little kid. then Hollywood got their obligatory blasphemy of “Jesus Christ” in this PG-13 movie and my wife and i had enough.

Well acted true story of the 90’s Atlanta Olympic bombing. Only trouble is the frequent, unnecessary blasphemy of the name of “Jesus Christ” is anathema for me so I removed 2 stars. Why is Hollywood fixated on using blasphemy?

Could have done a better job of linking the well-known corrupt Suffolk County PD chief. Also, sad to say, this fine film was marred by just one Hollywood sponsored obligatory blasphemy.