gordypix

If the intention was to create a cheap daytime tv straight to the bargain bin kind of movie then mission accomplished. Can't quite understand how the bigwigs at Netflix let this into the platform but can understand how it got so many views what with the click-bait trailer dragging the thirsty viewers into it.

I had just finished watching Trevante Rhodes in the Mike Tyson biopic and I respect Kelly Rowlands career but why they both got involved in this makes the mind boggle unless a bucket load of cash was the incentive as I can't believe they read the script and thought it would help their careers.

The whole plot is ridiculous, with characters more wooden than Pinocchio and dialogue that doesn't suit the characters or what they are meant to represent.

Oh and that background music is more than annoying too!

Another example of a need to churn out films at a fast rate for an eager audience. Netflix is rushing out way too many films and risking the reputations of actors by doing so.

The lead actors must have been quite misguided to take this project as they are way better than the resulting film produced here. A mishmash of a road trip type movie we've all seen before but redone in a shoddy way.

Not even a hint of realism as the story progresses but the writers must shoulder the blame for that and the Director surely could see what was resulting from the bad writing. Take more time on the scripts please!!!

Give it a watch if you like Queen Latifah and Ludicris but don't expect their finest work.

Why is Netflix running this sort of nonsense? 7 episodes of drivel to get to an ending that is so implausible it makes daytime soap operas look like Mastermind.

So, terrible writing and story, stupid characters, dry acting, daft edits, bad CGI and keystone cops who couldn't catch a cold, let alone a pair of twins.

On to the next Netflix series in the hope that this one might be worth the time...