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Rotten Tomatoes needs to get its head out of its you know what. As another review said, sure there's a lot to call cliche about the basis of the story. But the combo of LL Cool J, Justin Timberlake, The great Morgan Freeman, and even Kevin Spacey versus Dylan McDermott, and others, as the ultra bad ass bad guy with a badge grabbed my attention quickly and it just got better by the minute. Who runs Rotten Tomatoes anyway? 11% is BS. They got it wrong on this heavy-excellent cast, edge of my seat thriller. Watch and enjoy.

You can tell the British wrote this story. First episode they pronounced one of the native American tribes incorrectly, horribly. I have lived in Virginia 40 years. I've studied History and Political Science at none other than The College of William and Mary in Williamsburg though, I lived just a few miles away in Jamestown. Where is this information coming from? We Americans are to take Downton Abbey as fairly relevant. Therefore, we are to assume the same of this series Jamestown? Someone has a fanciful imagination. I should say I would have liked this to be better representative of fact rather than fiction. Then again, that's what these movies are about right? Just for entertainment purposes.