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If you want to become an alcoholic, play this drinking game. Every time someone mentions one of the following, drink: White Privilege Far right extremist Mysogeny Neo Nazi Racist police Black victimhood Interracial marriage And so on.......

The first episode started off reasonably ok, but it dropped off the cliff pretty quickly. The protagonist (aside from her inability to act) regularly breaks rules and abuses police power, but it's portrayed as "good" because she is black. All the white cops are bad. Every trope is ham fistedly forced into every episode and every piece of dialogue, which adds terrible writing to resume.

Definitely avoid wasting your time on this one. The constant lecturing and victimhood distracts from any semblance of a story and makes it unwatchable.

It's obviously meant to channel a National Treasure or Indiana Jones type of vibe, but it misses the mark by a long shot.

On the bright side, Krasinski and Portman are good actors and make it bearable. The team the assemble has chemistry and works. The globe trotting scenes and historical curios keep your interest. And that's about it.

The female antagonist is terrible actress. The writing and dialogue appears to be at the level of high school writing or AI generated. The film is overly long and doesn't keep pace.

I watched it with kids, so it was ok. It's actually pretty wholesome, in terms of language and bloodshed, so it could have been worse.

Totally one sided indictment of Brett Favre. The only facts are at the end - no charges, no findings of guilt.

The guy is no saint and has his failings. That's not breaking news in sports - if you are good you could murder your mother and the nfl will still sign you. He's just a womanizer - that's pretty low on the outrage totem pole.

The "sideline reporter" is a fame wh*re who constantly says "he destroyed her life." The dude allegedly texted a dic pic and she sold the story for money. Where's the life destruction? Because it didn't launch her career? She was a terrible interviewer and wasn't good looking enough to turn it into her own show.