Cameron Smith

If there was a 0 star rating, this show would be the first to earn it.

So you're telling me that a tiny village in the mountains, so old and so forgotten about that the kingdom that "rules" said village has completely stopped taxing it and barely remembers it exists, this tiny village has all the colors of the rainbow of diversity in it? The casting in this show is atrocious, it's forced diversity that's entirely UNNECESSARY. The books are EXTREMELY diverse, there was absolutely no reason to force in such a crude and illogical manner. The casting rips you out of the world, none of the characters act in remotely believable ways all in all it's a terrible show and should be cancelled.

I just don't understand the point of this movie. It's not a crazy action/comedy like Hitman's Bodyguard. It's not witty at all, dear God it's not witty. I thought "maybe this is meant for children?" But it's clearly not! The "twists" are so obvious the only reason I missed the last one was because I was asleep. Ryan Reynolds is basically just an idiot in this film, like, he's not really good at anything if you think about it. He. Just. Gets. Caught.......... Every time, like the movie is this recipe: flashy plan, steal the thing, oooh no the bad guys were totally 5 steps ahead but for no logical reason and no real explanation, escape but not really cause in the end he literally always gets caught. Also, they don't even bother to explain ANYTHING about how a interpol agent gets an invitation to an arms dealers party, or basically anything she does?? When she arrested that billionaire all I could think is: "There's no way Egypt would let interpol do that are you joking?" I don't mind if a movie has like, 5 plot holes, but this movie doesn't really even have a plot. Why did he need to rob them of 300 million and then ask to do a job? They already said they respected him there are so many other ways that these 3 could organically team up.