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I can't remember what happened because I got distracted.
I'd say give it another ep or 2. There is a big tonal/setting shift after ep1. It's almost Black Ops style, with them all in that old mansion, planning missions. So much so I gotta think the writers had just played it
I will, I enjoyed the first series a bunch so I'll give it the benefit of the doubt.I'd say give it another ep or 2. There is a big tonal/setting shift after ep1. It's almost Black Ops style, with them all in that old mansion, planning missions. So much so I gotta think the writers had just played it
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Had the same reaction.
Taylor Kitsch shooting dozens and dozens of shots, single fire from an MP5K looked so ridiculous like some amateur backyard movie made with Airsoft weapons. And it's so weird considering the team were just seen unloading boxes full of modern gear and somehow this 50 year old relic ends up being used.I gotta say, with Lioness, Seal Team, and and now Ep4, big long battles with suppressed weapons just doesn't have the punch of rolling thunder. One place where technical/tactical accuracy could maybe give way to audience enjoyment
I've shot a full auto MP5K before, it definitely works better as a giant single fire pistol than it does as a full auto submachine gun. They had SO MANY guys on them though, like 3-4 on the bridge directly over head, no way they should have survived. But it was a fun scene and the ending....damn shoulda seen that coming
No kidding. That netflix movie The Grey Man had a FULL ON BATTLE in some european town square with hordes of cops getting mowed down, insane. Bond has done it as well.
Which 2? Landry having a bit of a redemption arc after getting handsy with the spicy Israeli girl or the bad guys being PoC?
You got the exact two I was thinking of
Yeah, if you read the books then most of the tension goes out of Dark Wolf, but it is laying good ground for those later seasons. I'm glad Jack Carr is getting to play around with all these different mediums, I've hope he can use this for the historical stuff he is doing as well.
Apparently the CIA still does it (or did, ~2005) 'cause Jack Carr had to sit for one when he worked for the CIA.that was pretty dope, some brutal stuff in some episodes like the airplane scene.
Though I cringe every time these kinds of shows/movies bring in a polygraph and treat it as actual real serious business, takes me out of it completely
If that whole subway chase sequence didn't sell you, nothing else is gonna.
That was the best scene in either e3 or e4 and it lasted like 90 seconds.
Like I said, of that whole chase sequence didnt do it for you, nothing else in the show will. There are multiple other chases, running gun battles, lots of torture, some brutal hand to hand, but IMHO that subway scene (the chase up to and after it included) was the best of the show, very 70s LeCarre vibe there versus more COD style gunfights.
