StreetHawk
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Not a reader of the book, but a lot of the action sequences in season 2 make you scratch your head. The shootout in Denver, the helicopter scenes, are a bit too over the top.The consensus is season 2 took a wrong turn trying to turn Reacher into another teenaged Marvel Comics superhero. I'm okay with minor plausibility gaps; I'm not okay with treating this well developed character like a cartoon.
However, for me, a wrong turn doesn't equal a bad series, which is why I'll watch season 3. Reacher will be on his own and, hopefully, adhering just a bit closer to human physics.
The rest of you planning to keep watching, or is this thread going to become me talking to myself?
With a team, the feel for season 2 was going to be different, which I guess is why the picked it. Maybe this book could have waited til season 3 instead vs season 2 to get a bit more in depth with Reacher.
Will watch season 3. Hopefully, they get back to being more reality driven vs. making Reacher seem like Captain America. He's the size of an NFL TE or DE, at 6'5 and 250 lbs. But the human body can only take so much punishment and lift so much. 1 arm to hold roughly 200 lbs in the helicopter while absorbing attacks is just too much....