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This episode gave me a little more hope for the series. Episode one felt weak and forced. However, this episode had more chemistry, better acting, even if it's still not perfect. I'm glad I watched two episodes at once because I might not have continued after the first one. This one gives some intrigue and looks to be setting some things up. And giving Riri some more character depth than "misunderstood arrogant, distant genius" was a nice addition.

I had only seen one trailer for this movie. But with it being a John Krasinski/Ryan Reynolds project, it was pretty easy to be convinced to see it. I took my two daughters, 13 and 10. I had a pretty good feeling that it would be good. This film most definitely exceeded my expectations.

The movie hit a lot of emotions, but that's a good thing. I will say that if you don't want your kids exposed to emotions, then it might not be for your family. Though it's ok to feel, too. However, I can understand if parents with kids under 5 wouldn't want to take in this particular movie.

I was honestly impressed with the ability of the story to hit so many emotions. All three of us (ages 10, 13, and 41) cried a few times. But we also laughed. This movie had heart, and you can't say that about a lot of movies. Both of my daughters asked if we can buy this movie when it comes out. With all the streaming/renting options, we hardly buy movies anymore. So that tells me how much they loved the movie. I guess that means this dad will be watching this movie again. And what a beautiful movie it is. Highly recommend.

It's not a piece of art, but it's extremely entertaining. I'll probably watch it again. Lots of action, on the upper end of action movies that streaming services offer as originals. Chris Evans plays his role extremely well, even if he's not a good guy. If you're looking for straight entertainment, this is a good one. The Russo Brothers did a fine job with it.