The Terminal List (2022) Amazon Prime Series Review

After his entire platoon of Navy SEALs is ambushed during a high-stakes covert mission, James Reece returns home to his family with conflicting memories of the event and questions about his culpability. However, as new evidence comes to light, Reece discovers dark forces working against him, endangering not only his life, but the lives of those he loves. Chris Pratt stars in the Amazon Prime series The Terminal List. This eight-episode series also stars Taylor Kitsch, Constance Wu, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Jai Courtney, and Riley Keough. Should The Terminal List be on your watchlist? Thanks for checking out my The Terminal List (2022) Amazon Prime Series Review!

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My couch rating system:
5 - A must-watch - do not pass this one up
4 - It's really good, you should see it
3 - It's OK - maybe good for a rental
2 - It's not that good and I wouldn't recommend it
1 - It's terrible and I definitely don't recommend it
0 - Cutting off a finger is better than watching this

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[EzraStewartTwitch]

Your nothing but a shill for a subversive and divisive ideology. Your not a critic your a joke.

[reversed]

The reason most of the villains aren't outright villainous or evil are because that it is realistic. Most people do the wrong things for the right reasons, which makes you hesitant on weather you want them dead or not. It's puts up serious moral questions, such as does this person deserve to die?

The same thing for why most of the characters rarely show emotion. The only people you really see a rise/emotion out of is the wife, daughter and the reporter. Each one not being accustomed to high steaks action like the soldiers or cops along with the secretary of defense being invested into the world of politics and two face acting.

The reason people feel the need to see more emotion is because they are looking at this with a civilians eye.

[beauregardneville]

You clearly missed the point of why there’s no emotion. The “villains” are indifferent to the people they hurt. That’s why the senator is the only one that shows shows at least some guilt at some point.

[VizzyBon]

Anyone reading this. Watch the show! It’s awesome. 2/5 is a ridiculous score. I was glued the whole time. Watch one episode and i promise you’ll be hooked!

[davidacfkerek]

I never seen this guy’s reviews and likely won’t watch another one, because he is so far off the mark on his analysis on the Terminal List. It kicked ass. Watch it and enjoy.

[tRav]

Stuff like this is such an eye opening event, it really shows off how ideologically driven most things are nowadays and this is a fresh diversion from that. Just make entertaining, well written things that people enjoy, simple.

[docwhiskey]

When you read the book, you're more surprised, because the character(and by extension the author) was a SEAL officer who was against killing captives or torture, which all of us who serve should be. He broke his own rules.

[ontologos]

I binged it. Loved the slow burn element that built up to the action. Totally dug it.

[edrooney]

SPOILERISH: The Terminal List was surprisingly well directed and featured some solid acting, especially by Chris Pratt. Technical credits were above Amazon standards in my opinion and the action scenes breathed some authenticity, that’s missing from most TV today. Story and script were not overly elaborated but more than sufficient: illegally administered experimental drugs with some kind of emergency authorization, that cause cancer, are (after the last two years) closer to home than I expected. That the government would be willing to investigate this and that the media would be helpful in uncovering it was slightly unbelievable. Bonus: it’s proper dark at its core.

[douglasoneil]

The books are all awesome and best sellers and I’m excited to binge watch it… friend watched the first three episodes (former special forces) and said it was awesome…. Maybe this isn’t the type of series for you, but my gut is it will be a hugely popular series for Amazon, similar to the Reacher series.

[blackmcbain]

I liked this show a lot. It made me cry a few times. Mainly because I was part of a marine batallion that had expirimental vaccines given to us prior to deployment during the mattis era. This seems like a storyline farfetched to civilians but totally relatable to us vets. Btw general mattis was indeed on the board of a pharmaceutical company, doing his best to peddle experimental drugs to the DOD.

[JokerSmile.]

Lefties will give it a 2/10. Righties will give it a 10/10. Like everything else the truth is probably somewhere in the middle 7.5-8/10

[vdqmfme]

They aren't as emotional because they are professionals.

[dazdealz]

such a damn good show. Just more proof the Critics are completely clueless. Great story Great acting Chris Pratt Literally Killed it

[DJP-]

Wierd, it was amazing 👏 the action felt real. I think the "lack" of emotion kept it based it reality more. The book/show were meant to feel real not like jon wick.

[Brimar]

I don’t know what you were expecting or thought was missing…my wife and I (both retired veterans) loved every episode.
If someone can do better, I’d love to see it.

[RVDL]

I don’t know your channel, but I enjoyed this video. Nice pace and useful review, so thanks

[newvillagefilms]

Yeah, it was very predictable. I figured out who the mystery man was in the very first episode simply because of their choice of casting and who he works for in the film. It wasn't much of a twist when they made the big reveal in the ending scene. I still enjoyed watching it, though.

[BedbugGaming]

First 2 episodes aren't bad. It's kind of slow - but it has that unreliable narrator thing going on and hasn't put me to sleep. I don't know if Pratt is the good guy or the bad guy, yet.

[petersobey]

Absolutely rubbish review, it was absolutely fantastic. I loved it.