Matthew Snyder

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Good acting though typical Hollywood overdramatic story line. Which is ironic considering Hollywood is one of biggest advocates for banning firearms. This movie proves that the right to self defense is also civil duty towards public safety. Where police can't physically be everywhere just civilian with a firearm would have stopped him in his track at the restaurant saving lives there after. So again Hollywood and liberal Idiocracy has proven the exact opposite of there banner calls.

Almost a great drama series but insanely drawn out and over dramatized. The dumbest part is motive based on illegal cigarette smuggling and sales. 50 years ago maybe but I want to seriously meet and understand these writers that that honestly thought cigarette smuggling was a dark scary underworld criminal activity. But there obviously british. No offense intended! But the writer should take a 1 year vacation to Mexico rent a tiny home or apartment and after one year come back and say how serious and dangerous cigarette smugglers are. I promise they won't they'll have spent a year soiling themselves and terrified by what real smuggling is and those guy are ruthless. So almost a good series and I hope that isn't how they view cigarette smuggling in England cause the real modern world is growing and its been implanting itself in Europe and one day you'll face the same reality America has.

Pretty good! Vince Vaughn plays his cocky tough guy character good. Story line is far fetched drama but still put together good. Only thing was special effects was cheesy. They could have done better. Also giving vince Vaughn character superhuman strength and power would have played better with better effects. Such as shattering a human skull with a few stomps on the head or decapitation a man with a few stomps. While not remotely plausible the effects looked more like Halloween pops from wal mart. Other than that it was good

There is a potentially good story line here but they knocked off of Sadam hussein post desert storm Iraq. So not original at all. They way over dramatized and wokeism meets middle east tyranny with extreme Islamic jihad. That is the dumbest and most implausible illogical never ever gonna happen scenario. That is literally the same as making a show the nazi ss party at gay pride festival dancing with there jewish camp workers and everyone is happy. I hope I can understand one day is incompetent writing and directing considered genius or has the the overall average brain cell count dropped by over 50%. It's as they always say the fools and meek shall inherit the earth. Global warming isn't the gavest threat to life on earth. Technology has been brought by intelligent people but for every intelligent person they destroy the intelligence of a million people soon we'll be in the middle ages again on education scale.

I've always liked Liam Neeson's style of acting. And he does really good in this. Though the writers weren't very thoughtful in delivering him as a good ol boy that with old fashioned grit can take on the cartels. They somewhat make into a dimwitted. He's aware the cartels are resourceful and they'll stop at nothing. But he uses credit cards on the run. First of in reality somewhat like his character would have credit cards but prefer cash second of all its nearly impossible not to know that they leave an electronic trail and there are hackers everywhere that can access it. So it's not plausible and portrays him as a nieve old fool. Then he get pulled over by the cop payed by the cartel. But he subdued the cop and leaves his registered firearms in the trunk. 10 to 1 he should go to jail for the cop getting shot since he left a calling card in the trunk which would result in all cops in the state and neighboring state hunting him believing he is connected with the cop getting shot. So anyways creative thought would have made it far better. If they didn't have Liam Neeson in it it would have been worthless.

It's okay if your bored and looking for something stupid to watch or background noise. But insanely overdone on theatrics not suspenseful at all. So much false story line added it really throws you off. Extreme lack of creativity for instance season 3 chapos escape the code he uses for the tunnel sounds like 2nd grader wrote "the house is almost finished it just needs a door" . They could have been actually creative in it. They did little to no research into cartels and how they operate. So no no cartel would use a grade school code. They are much more creative than that. The shooting scenes are terrible they might as well had them pretend there the terminator and say "hasta la Vista baby". So they did not even talk to a real firearms instructor. Should have been marketed as a kids satire comedy.

It is good in showing the social and economic problems and hardships of somalia. Though people say he was courageous and brave in this. His levels of nietivity, stupidity, arrogance, and ignorance far outshine his courage and bravery. Most foreign combat and adrenaline journalists atleast do research on regions of the world they visit. They also tread carefully and listen to others. He did none of this so sadly he asked for all his hardships and traumas. Just the same as someone that might visit chernobyl without understanding or researching the laws, rules, and requirements of the Ukraine government. On top of that believing if he's able to visit then the radiation levels are no different than an x ray or 2. Then venturing off on his own only to be shocked and surprised the government arrests him and expels him from Ukraine forever then finding he has cancer within 5 years and has lost his hair. That is ignorance of where he was and disrespect and insult to the host government that allowed him in. Which many westerns do abroad.

Good storyline but I found it comical as the time frame in the movie sets it in early 1944 England. Though when MI5 take off from the mainland for storm island they take a helicopter. The first active production helicopters weren't around till the early to mid 50s. In fact the only country with what believed to be working prototypes in the 1940s was Germany. But they never went into production. So time frames may be close but technology was still far apart

It's a good eerie mystery movie. I like how they mix unsolved mysteries of the nazi and the vril society with small country mysteries. It's creative thought cheaply budgeting. The fight scenes are somewhat comical. Though a couple were were decently choreographed. But the police investigation are almost like watching a burned-out dudley do right. Especially the interrogation scenes. If cops went that easy on questioning half the killers in the US would be walking free. Unless polands laws on interrogation are really that liberal. Which they should thank God they don't have to deal with American criminals. Gang bangers, cartels, rapist, murderers, traffickers in the hundreds of thousands throughout the US and down to our southern border with the sociopathic cartels that kidnap and dismembered people in thousands to tens of thousands every year. Only to keep human corpses on ice then dropping them on street corners months to years later leaving police human puzzles. Each one being message and authorities have to try figuring what the message is and to who. I gotta say as fat as crime goes europe is one heck of peaceful place to live and being a cop for the most part is a relatively simple job.