Mientras el ex agente de la CIA Bryan Mills se enfrenta a una tragedia personal que sacude a su mundo, lucha para superar el incidente y vengarse.Mientras el ex agente de la CIA Bryan Mills se enfrenta a una tragedia personal que sacude a su mundo, lucha para superar el incidente y vengarse.Mientras el ex agente de la CIA Bryan Mills se enfrenta a una tragedia personal que sacude a su mundo, lucha para superar el incidente y vengarse.
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Not really sure why people are saying "more of the same". I have only watched a few episodes but find it well above average in general. A few "tech" issues like how the gov't group can constantly hear all his conversations. Maybe missed them planting bugs in every location he will be in the future? Also, as someone who has followed people in a vehicle for a living, the good and bad guys do a lousy job. You use multiple vehicles, usually something like a Toyota Corolla, not a big van, and one vehicle falls off and another takes it's place every few blocks. But this is TV, not real life so will give them pass on that. Worth watching.
Yes we all know Hollywood has no originality and this tiresome telly spin off, of the Taken film franchise, proves this, yet again.
In spite of Clive Standen's appearance in the lead role fresh from the fantastic series Vikings, this series is wall to wall bland and somewhat hypocritical.
Its the same formula adopted in Taken the films with a couple of trivial twists and lots of US self justification and victim playing. All of which is more than a bit rich, in light of the US administrations often unsavory actions on the world stage.
Regrettably, the quality actors are constrained by the overriding monotony of this series. Its not their fault this sucks as much as it does.
Four out of ten from me.
In spite of Clive Standen's appearance in the lead role fresh from the fantastic series Vikings, this series is wall to wall bland and somewhat hypocritical.
Its the same formula adopted in Taken the films with a couple of trivial twists and lots of US self justification and victim playing. All of which is more than a bit rich, in light of the US administrations often unsavory actions on the world stage.
Regrettably, the quality actors are constrained by the overriding monotony of this series. Its not their fault this sucks as much as it does.
Four out of ten from me.
I just don't understand Hollywood these days. They believe more than even major propagandists in the Soviet Union at its height that propaganda can recreate reality.
It wasn't a secret that Taken, the original film, was wildly popular because it not only was brutal, but honest about a taboo subject in the modern west where thought crimes rule. One thing that cannot be stated in many circles, and is indeed criminal in many places like Canada, is that terrorism is indeed largely associated with Muslim countries.
I knew at some point this series was going to be about "reforming" this supposed defamation of Islam. But come on. The third episode? Involving a plot where US government agents are framing some poor Muslim sap?
At this point in time, where this extreme leftism has been denounced repeatedly in elections and box offices, why does Hollywood continue on this path? It just makes no sense. No one is going to believe this stuff, and all it will do is bolster the opinion of most that Hollywood is a den of liars and perverts (thankfully, the latter is not an issue with this series).
This show won't get a second season, as the kinds of leftists who like to believe in the Great White Defendant simply don't watch shows like this. And most people just don't believe it anymore, and will turn off this kind of nonsense.
If Hollywood wants to reform American opinions of Islam, focus on the daily drone strikes on women and children.
It wasn't a secret that Taken, the original film, was wildly popular because it not only was brutal, but honest about a taboo subject in the modern west where thought crimes rule. One thing that cannot be stated in many circles, and is indeed criminal in many places like Canada, is that terrorism is indeed largely associated with Muslim countries.
I knew at some point this series was going to be about "reforming" this supposed defamation of Islam. But come on. The third episode? Involving a plot where US government agents are framing some poor Muslim sap?
At this point in time, where this extreme leftism has been denounced repeatedly in elections and box offices, why does Hollywood continue on this path? It just makes no sense. No one is going to believe this stuff, and all it will do is bolster the opinion of most that Hollywood is a den of liars and perverts (thankfully, the latter is not an issue with this series).
This show won't get a second season, as the kinds of leftists who like to believe in the Great White Defendant simply don't watch shows like this. And most people just don't believe it anymore, and will turn off this kind of nonsense.
If Hollywood wants to reform American opinions of Islam, focus on the daily drone strikes on women and children.
This show has action but the same thing all the other action shows have these days. Mills gets his a$$ handed to him every episode, a car chase, a foot race, some fire and lots of crying. Same old antagonists with pointless actions making ridiculous decisions. Old school entertainment. Writers from the same school, same professors that educated their teachers decades ago, with the same idea of what makes a good action story.
It's as if Hollywood is owned and run by a large group of folks with the same values and beliefs, hiring only friends and relatives.
I would like to see something fresh, that stays fresh and doesn't turn into a melodrama in the second season. JMHO
It's as if Hollywood is owned and run by a large group of folks with the same values and beliefs, hiring only friends and relatives.
I would like to see something fresh, that stays fresh and doesn't turn into a melodrama in the second season. JMHO
You really gotta give it a chance Clive does a magnificent job and there's a lot of twists and turns throughout the seasons
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- TriviaClive Standen and Liam Neeson, who played Bryan Mills in Búsqueda implacable (2008), are both from Northern Ireland.
- ConexionesReferenced in Movie Dude 98 Reviews: The Commuter (2018)
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