Srikanth Sridharan

Tried to find the vengeful Russel Crowe in Paul Mescal but the end credits started.

While the machines outperformed, the human protagonists are cringeworthy.

So the protagonist was a protagonist for like 60 seconds? Whoever wrote this please don't again.

An excellent film that conveyed the emotions of the protagonists. But I kept hearing Russia instead of Soviet Union. Did they really use Russia instead of Soviet Union during that time?

While I like the plot I feel cringey whenever Ellie utters her dialogues. Rather then listening to her dialogues I get pulled into counting the number of expletives she manages to cram into a single sentence. What's the point of these much expletives in a story?

I'm amazed that Netflix thought this "aviation journalist" warranted three episodes. Jumping from one conspiracy to another with each episode. If you believe the Americans did it or Russians did it or pilot did it just say and leave it there. Don't try to stretch your imagination by describing when the Russian or pilot went for a leak or drank wine or chatted with hostesses!