Jamie Wright

This is a suprisingly good movie. At first, it sets the scene, which was interesting, and then for the next 20-30 minutes kind of meandered into some forced dialogue which was making me question why I was watching this. And then the action explosively kicked in, and I don't know if they replaced the writers mid-way through, but we find JLo in her element, witty, kickass. The plot is familiar with no real bomb shells, and it's not going to win oscars. But there is something about it that makes it worthy of watching for the entertainment (you've got to get past the first setup storyline) I would recommend this movie.

This is a movie that you can watch with someone that you want to break up with. It starts off mediocre and predictable but it has a good two-minute action scene. After that, it settles back into a predictable storyline and asks the audience not to believe that Chatgpt wrote the script. Finally, it ties it all together in a nice, neat happily-ever-after bow, which was just a bit rushed.

I thought it was a brilliant little drama series, definitely a sleeper at the start, and then ramped up the drama and intrigue throughout the whole season. I personally like how the show also takes you on a moral journey from supporting Alex and his struggle to be legitimate to ultimately siding with his questionable choices that he has to take for the survival of his family. This is a great show, and I want to see a second season.

A washout of a movie that provides little suspense, little character development that the viewer can bond with, and somewhat lackluster visuals. You keep waiting for the surprising twist, and when it does come, it's somewhat underwhelming.