the audience applauded

The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

Apart from the relentless over the top music that often drowns out the dialogue, the awful camera work carried out by the old guy with Parkinson's disease. Oh, and every episode has a fight sequence where Jane kicks someone a$$ into the next town. Lastly, how does Patterson design and install all those superb graphics on her computer system so quickly?

OK, so, first thing's first: I absolutely loved the show in its first season. It was so intriguing and it held my interest -- so much so I watched the whole first season in less than a week. Each tattoo lead to a new mystery. It was such a fun storyline.Then season two happened . . . All I could think was: what in the world am I watching? It was a complete waste of my time. I kept watching in hopes the show would get better. It didn't.Fast forward to season 3 guess what!!! Jane's tattoos glow in the dark!!! I've had enough of this. I don't understand how a show could start out so well only to end up so cheesy and ridiculous. I couldn't believe it. The fact that this show is still going is appalling. I don't understand it. NBC needs to kill it with fire. Now. It should have ended at season 1, honestly. Would have made a good ending. Better to end on a high-note than to overstay your welcome. Because the ratings don't lie. By the end of season 1, the show lost half its viewing audience. It should have been canceled then and there.I would have given "Blindspot" an 8.0/10 for season 1. But the show has turned into such a mess. I just cannot suspend disbelief. Because of season 1's quality, I'll give some credit, but a 3.1/10 is as good as it will get from me.

Just stupid show, it seems like fbi propaganda and who they are so smart and their rivals so stupid and very very unfortunate.. so childish show so utopian.

Instead of watching the news and hearing the same stuff, different day, I chose to watch Blindspot. The show is about a FBI group in New York. In the latest episode, the director of the FBI tries to forge documents for an illegal alien that he is in love with. His girlfriend goes on to say that it isn't her fault that she is illegal, then invents a innacturate process to become legal. It takes me 4 minutes to Google and determine the legal process towards citizenship, this woman had 30 years and still nothing. Why is it that everyone, including hollywood, is blaming Republicans for following the law??