Reviews

I'm glad that they got the chance to end it properly. There's a lot series out there that didn't get the chance, thus causing a void in audience. It was entertaining enough to watch it.

Well, I'm not going to make an argument as if he's the best actor there is, but I usually tend to enjoy his projects. Not this one though. Maybe it could have been a different type of movie if Christopher Nolan was directing/writing it, since it has a solid idea in the core. Definetely Christopher Nolan material there. Altough, he would have gone with Sir Michael Caine in the cast for sure. Let's not stray from the topic: Bad movie and didn't understand why Mark Wahlberg took part in this. And yes, 6 means not good.

What do you want me to say? I think there are no words to describe this episode especially. Talk about storytelling, talk about screenplay... It is just wow.

I've been pushing myself to continue watching this show, because I really enjoy watching Chicago Fire. Since, I'm also a police-show fan, I've seen a lot in this category, such as Southland or Bosch. To be honest, this show has been 7ish for me so far, but this episode was on fire from the start. The ending could have been different, but I think I can settle for this too. Good one.

*What a pilot for Chicago Justice.

This series is one of the best of its kind. I would live to see a show like this again.

I'm not going to criticize the show here. I have only one question. Why does Liz has to believe everyone? Just asking.

Yes, it was nice to see some of the characters from the original series. Yes, it was also nice to feel the Breaking Bad-ish atmosphere, but did we really need an ending to Jesse's story? Wasn't the final episode the best we could hope for? Could it even get any better than that? What I mean is that this movie couldn't be satisfying enough after the series finale because it was already the best version that could ever be made.

A promising concept with a lovely cast, but a WASTED potential. Even though it has its moments, everything being happening 'too' fast is genuinely nerve-wracking. You can never feel connected with the show. If you have nothing else to do or watch, you could take look. If not, do not waste your time.