chetan_l

Why, Liam Neeson, why? Neeson has got stuck into the 'Taken' mould, and this film is entirely an attempt to ride on that success story. But the makers forgot that just a premise alone will not suffice. You need at least a half-decently believable plot. The most and illogical plot line in recent history of Hollywood...

The graphics in the action scenes are quite ok. Neeson does what he does best. That's just about it. If you value your time, skip it. On the other hand, if you are a die-hard Neeson fan and you have 100 minutes to kill, maybe watch it. Or, maybe not.

I have watched only the first, pilot episode and it promises to be an exciting one. Comes across as a well made, well researched, authentic web series. There is enough ground work to roll out out an action packed drama laced with realistic portrayals. There is also a lot of character build up and portents of impending volatile situations, both at the work front and domestic life of the lead protagonist. Action scenes are filmed very well. Three dialogs are very life like

Can't wait to binge watch.

I made the mistake of watching almost half of the episode in dubbed English. If you understand Hindi, please watch it in that original language.

I watched this movie after hearing a lot about it through word-of-mouth. I found the movie to be a drag... The scenes were too drawn out, dialogs were unreal, and direction was quite poor. I guess the movie could have been better served if it came in well below two hours. What should have been a comedy turned out to be an ordeal really. I do not recommend this as a fun watch