Reviews

There is suspending disbelief and then there is this movie.

My fiancé and I have divergent tastes when it comes to movies and while I'm usually open to watching his favorites, I just could not get into this one. Massive CGI throughout, which I absolutely despise. The shipwreck scene was absurd on every level. Kudos to the actor who basically had to act against a green screen the entire time. I'm thankful that Peacock kept glitching out and I could not finish this movie. That said- the allegory of faith and God's providence was lovely but as pure entertainment, no. I need more to a story than two hours of CGI tigers and oceans with a completely unrealistic plot .

I didn't know what I was getting into when this started and then I caught a very brief blurb about it and I was like- oh no. Dude is stuck on a boat with a tiger. For two hours. This sounds dreadful.

Wasn't wrong....

So I went in blind on this, and that was a mistake. Note to self: always check IMDb first. Anyway, what starts off as a reasonably interesting, quiet thriller turned into a completely other movie in the last 10 minutes and it ruined everything.

Psycho kid and weird everything, dude gets dumped in the lake after being drugged, poor little rich kid shenanigans, and then flipped it on its head in the most cliched way possible. Had at least 10 loose ends they did not tie up. It is so dumb it's painful. Why would they do this to the ending? I blame the writers' strike!

If you want to be mildly interested for an hour and change and then be completely exasperated for 15 minutes, watch this movie.

The show started off interesting and I thought it was going to be substantial and worth the time. It quickly devolved into pulp camp ridiculousness.

The idea that this woman is going to go and kill all of these people who had something to do with her husband's murder with no cops figuring out who is killing these people is stupid. She has the guy's cell phone and the cops don't use geolocation to track it or use geolocation to track HER movements when all of these people end up dead? DUMB.

Not to mention the subplot of her daughter acting out and then her son being kidnapped and then that is also dropped quickly. Plus, the sex slave just ends up dead all of the sudden with no explanation of that. AND she hasn't rode a motorcycle in years, but somehow is an expert rider after they returned her husbands mangled yet magically repaired motorcycle to her? It's just stupid. But, I'm a masochist so I'm going to finish this thing.

At this point I pretty much assume it's the other cop that killed her husband and I'm only in episode five so I've got another hour and a half to go with this thing. I bet I'm right.

This is beyond brilliant. The actors are so much like everyday people that you truly believe they are real people and it's not scripted - but of course it is and that's what makes it even more hysterically funny.

One of the best parts about episode one is when Nathan goes to meet with the trivia host as Mr. Thrifty and he pulls out a packet of ketchup to eat because he doesn't like to spend money. So hilarious.

Bravo. Nathan fielder, you magnificent bastard! More please!

I love Curb and I love Larry but dear God this TDS is out of control. These leftist literally believe crap that did not happen. They just make it up and when they are proven wrong they will never admit it. And having that lying dirtbag Vindman to cap off the season was stupid. Earlier in the season I noticed he repeated the BS "very fine people" that has been debunked for years - unless you live in an elite left bubble, I guess. This season was weak. However, I love Tracey Ullman and the girl playing Maria Sophia so terribly was hilarious. Other than that, meh.