 I don't even know which version this is. Hi, muck, guys. Hey guys, I'm back. So I came back home yesterday and I decided to review, oddly enough, the show that I watched while I was in hospital, which was Amazon's Jack Ryan. First off, I've actually had Amazon Prime for years now, but I keep forgetting that there is a whole streaming service thing. I even worked on a show that is made by Amazon and I still haven't even watched it. I thought I'd give this a try. I've been very impressed with John Krasinski and I had finished the office a few months prior, actually watched it for the first time in its entirety. I actually really got introduced to John after his whole office thing. My first, I think the first time I ever saw him, oddly enough, it was in 13 hours. The secret soldiers have been gauzy. So that's obviously a different thing for me. So watching him as Jack Ryan, I have to admit this is actually probably one of the better castings in a while. I still find it very odd how many times the character Jack Ryan has been reinterpreted. Five different actors in a series of films and television shows that have spanned over almost 30 years. So it's pretty impressive to see how much this character has been reinterpreted considering he's supposed to be just a CIA analyst. Now obviously they've added a little bit of action to the character. I haven't read all of Tom Clancy's novels. I have actually, I'm in the middle of reading some of all fears right now. In terms of how well the character has been represented, I still feel that Harrison Ford's character was the best interpretation of this character. Alec Baldwin's wasn't bad in Hunt for Red October. Ben Affleck's was all right, but to be honest, I don't even remember that movie as much and there was a nuke that went off in it. I didn't even bother seeing Chris Pine's version because that was just like, yeah, they just forgot about the whole CIA analyst thing. Yeah, we're just gonna make him a secret agent instead. So I didn't even bother. As for this show with John, I feel this is a different unique story. I don't know if it has anything to do with any of his novels, but I thought it was kind of an interesting view into this character. It's probably the most in-depth into the Jack Ryan character we've ever gotten in terms of his past, his history with the military and what makes him who he is. I like how he is a smart guy. He is a smart analyst. He is a former Marine, so it explains somehow how he's pretty good in gunfights, admittedly a bit too good in my opinion at certain points. I don't know, I think it's that kind of liver die attitude that is established well with his whole PDSD thing. As for the guy who is not playing James Earl Jones, it's his character. He's actually not too bad. I kept on expecting him to say, shit, because he looked like that guy from 25th Hour. I admit, while the show was shot decently, it was a cool portrayal of the character, admittedly I was kind of bored and I wasn't hostile at all. And nothing to do, so that kind of says a little bit. There were some cool ideas, there were some cool events that in fact, really are retrospective of what is happening currently and in just the past few years. Admittedly they're also trying to be as close to Tom Clancy in terms of what he was as a novel writer. He wrote some pretty cool, interesting stories, but he also had a hell of a lot of military knowledge because he just researched this. They do drop tidbits of this throughout the show. There are little things here and there that are like, hey, yeah, remember, we're military. Like this is a military thing you wouldn't know. This is a military thing you wouldn't know. Kind of did enjoy that aspect of it too, but, and this might've been affected by the drugs. I actually don't really remember much of the show. It's unfortunate considering the villain starts off as a, you understand his plight and then he just goes straight over to being a super bad guy. Didn't enjoy that aspect too much. The gunfights in this show were actually pretty brutal. There were some very chaotic sort of scenes and it really kind of made this realistic sort of atmosphere to them. And I'm surprised it got a second season because when I finished it, I was like, I don't see that being renewed. But apparently it had been renewed even before the first season had premiered. So maybe the second one will be a lot better. I see that's going to South America. So maybe they will kind of take on the clear and present danger story or they're just gonna go with one of their own stories again. In the end, I'm gonna give Jack Ryan a four out of seven. It's an enjoyable show as well put together. I'll give it that. I just didn't remember much of it, but that could be equated to all the pain meds I was on. Anyways guys, I hope you enjoyed this review. I just wanted to review it because it was the only thing I watched while I was in hospital amongst other things I've kept falling asleep to. Otherwise, I'll see you guys next time. Thanks for watching the video. It's been a while, but I'm happy to say the click is finally getting back together in an all new movie thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign. But we are still asking for your support. You know, Nitz, you can't get more money unless you offer questionable favors. Yeah guy, unless of course those favors involve the ladies guy. By support, I mean getting the word out guys. Oh, well, couldn't you find a better means than this guy? All he seems to talk about is supernatural or hold a coffee mug real awkward. Why didn't you ask a Kardashian or something? Yeah guy, get in with the ladies guy. Hey, he's trying to help out. Like you've been trying with Kimmy Burton? I've seen Jabba the Hutt finish a marathon faster. 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