Maineiak

Within the first five minutes I knew what to expect for the remainder. It's campy, watching it in 10 it'd remind you of a late 80's-90's bad action flick with Arnold or Sly. All the acting is poorly done but it's a different plot and interesting that almost all of it takes place on a plane.

Overall I liked it and it was entertaining but I'm glad I didn't see it in the theater.

Hard to believe Mel was involved after some of the other movies he directed. And I thought Mark was done with action movies and was only into the family friendly genre, must of heard that wrong.

Regardless this was relatively fun to watch but overall definitely not a good movie.

Sadly I burned through the first season in about 24 hours but it was so good I couldn't stop watching! I'm not surprised it was green-lit for a second, well done Netflix!

The cast is excellent, superbly written, and personally having never seen some of the fresh faces in the series I thought they were all very talented. I loved everything about the show!

It's a great story, and that's coming from a mediocre basketball fan, but it doesn't revolve around the sport as much as the family.

Special shout out to Sleeveless JT, he's phenomenal in every role and this one does not disappoint and I can't wait for the next!

I want to preface this by saying that we love LMN movies in our house, it's the go-to channel for entertainment when we're not streaming something specific. And the dog likes LMN when we're not home, being a drama queen it suits him.

Sadly this movie, more specifically the acting, and the videography was horrendous. The male lead was so over-acted and unconvincing (I know, lots of LMN films have that in common but this was over the top terrible) that it came off as a comedy. That said, I personally would recommend watching it as long as you're not missing anything important like your firstborn's graduation, the unplanned humor is worth the 2 hours.