Reflections: Project Chameleon

Just finished watching on Prime (found by accident). It appears this is an Independent series - you can tell by the budget. Not that it's bad. Just they did not have millions of dollars to dangle around. What they had to work with, I enjoyed the series.

The plot and sub-plots with russians and experiments on people. I know this is fiction; but alot of these things did happen. Loved Episode 2 the most. This is a solid 7 for me and above average production.

Gritty, raw, disturbing, and powerful. Just a few words that describe this TV show Reflections. It chronicles the deceit and faithfulness for mother Russia that Duncan Reinstein brings to the show . It contains one of the best performances ever captured for an Independent production. You'll never the scenes in this show.

Reflections Project Chameleon is an edge of your seat original TV Series that just aired on Amazon Prime. It captures the majesty of Russsia shown in the characters. Although, this TV series is classified as sci-fi thriller I think it is better defined as an action flick more so than as a sci-fi thriller. Do not be concerned however,. There is plenty of intrigue to be had in this TV series. The interplay between Tommy Fury, and Rahim Long , in the flashbacks are alone the worth the price of your time to watch. However, the true star of this understated romance is Mario Carneiro, who plays the Duncan Reinstein who leads the Russian Federation Army for Russia in the USA. Duncan's character is portrayed in a such gentlemanly fashion as to make the audience believe that he can be a nice guy but loves to delegate and make people pay. From the outstanding plot and writing comes the music. This is perhaps the best and most haunting soundtrack of any TV series, Reflections is a truly edge of your seat action filled flick.

For every film there lies a villain. My favorite villain was Vladimir who was in all the episodes I've watched so far Ep1-Ep3. He reminds me of Hannibal Lector. It is beautiful, it's decadent and yes, it's gory (but not as much as the puritans say). But it's witty.