Tom boehne

Mark Greaneys Gray Man novels are superbly written ie complex plot, character development a mixture of the rational and believable with on the edge tension, risk, surprise... But film adaptation is an extraordinary disappointment; it was a speed rush of micro shooting, computer generated illusions, shallow characters and a waste of time. (Who hired the screen writers.?) I've read every Grayman book while I turned off this overzealous mess. Incredibly dissappointing!

Over the top dramatics with every scenario going to the extreme. The belligerence between P0litical opponents is overwrought. Watched 5 episodes and then asked why, it's moral relativism and Leftist demogogery turned to a fantasy of darkness and I was disappointed so we agreed to turn it off. Some good acting wasted on overblown political intrigue. This couldve9been something with some constraint and even handed writing. But it missed. Disappointed in Keiffer this may be Guggenheims world, he can have it swimming g in a vortex of delusional conspiracy and fatal darkness