natecurrier

It's reasonably entertaining, which I suppose is the main goal of tv. However, this show is FULL of plot holes & police procedural mistakes. Some of the scenes are outlandish and frankly impossible. It's a mediocre show, which is totally fine, but not sure how its rating is so high. The best part of the show is easily Ruth Wilson, she's phenomenal in everything.

Since "Training Day" David Ayer has been an embarrassment. This is no different, in fact, this is possibly his worst work to date.

Statham is Statham, we all know that. He continuously makes below average to bad movies involving action & violence that generally entertain the masses. They are basically all the same and all quite awful.

The premise here is horrendous at best, the casting is mostly irrelevant, but the chick from umbrella academy couldn't act her way out of a paper bag.

Why are government officials teaming with vigilantes at the end and why would the woman whose mother died not care at all?

Hated it, skip it, awful.

Quite the devastating story. Probably the most heart wrenching piece of "entertainment" I've ever seen was episode #6. The younger Price sisters are amazingly well portrayed by 2 actresses I had never heard of (Lola Petticrew and Hazel Doupe). Hope to see them get more mainstream roles going forward. Anthony Boyle also jumped off the screen in every scene he was in. The show couldn't have been cast any better.

I was only vaguely familiar with this story and haven't read the book, so I can't speak to the shows accuracy, but I can say the dialogue is well written and the directors did a fantastic job.

Would absolutely recommend watching this show. Although, I wouldn't suggest watching it in 1 day like I did as you'll lose some sleep.