Brenton Hubbard

They lure you in with the trailer and 1st episode, leading you to believe it's going to be unusual and fun experiments about human nature resulting in factual data. Instead, you're preached to by the hosts and 'experts' about (false) social issues and constructs, and the experiments are clearly geared to end with results supporting the writers' beliefs. Very disappointing and misleading, all I wanted was a fun science/stats show. Instead I got soapboxes about white bias, male privilege, and 3 year olds preferring to support the kkk instead of playing with a different race. (All true statements from the show). Couldn't finish it, 0/5 if possible. So annoyed...

No where near as good as the first movie. The structure was off, the story was off, and Daniel Craig was often just downright cringy. Glad I didn't pay to see it in theaters. Maybe a good movie to put on if you're bored and just want to watch something, provided you have almost 2.5 hours... Fingers crossed if there is another one, it will be more like the first: believable and clever.