kyle-stauffer21

There is a difference in learning new facets of history that have just recently come to light and taking events that actually did happen and putting a different spin on them for current day. Unfortunately this series actually falls victim to the latter. It's really interesting that there are several things that are factually being ignored and are mischaracterizations, specifically about the nature of what the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were. This certainly seems like an attempt by the filmmakers to go ahead and cast the United States and a light that is certainly unfavorable to them and it really short changes the people who actually were there and lived it rather than somebody who did a cold reading of the facts many years later. Certainly the use of the atomic bomb was not something that would be desired by anybody and it was terrible in the outcome, however it's pretty quickly glossed over the importance of the bomb in ending world war ii. Unfortunately you're not going to get that perspective from this attempt to demonize the United States and to raise other participants in the war up.

Unwatchable, waste of talent and OMG... cringe.

Unfunny - cringe

Zero chemistry between leads - cringe. I love Sandra Bullock, but she's almost 20 years older than Channing Tatum and it's embarrassing and borderline disgusting thinking of these two together.

The agent, who's name i couldn't be bothered to look up or care about - I wanted to claw my eyes out every time she appeared on screen. - cringe

Storyline - non existent, nonsensical

Clear ripoff attempt of the far superior "Romancing the Stone".

Paramount should just have their PR department put out a blanket statement announcing "We've run out of ideas".

This trash is pure suck.