Reacher: Season One

Great show. Looking forward to binging the rest

Alan Ritchson is astonishing. He shines with the warmth of the blazing sun and his brilliant work in Reacher is stunning. Alan has a genius for hitting every note like a magnificent melody. He delivers in every scene, whether it calls for him to be tender, tough, or thoughtful. He has fierce intelligence, perception, and awareness along with granite hard strength. The fights are so intense you find yourself hoping the actors themselves survive them unharmed. Every episode in every season of Reacher is incredibly well-crafted with excellent writing and amazing performances. Ritchson rocks!

Alan made himself Reacher. He is perfect for and in the part. The cast surrounding him has been excellent. The stories might not follow the book order, but they have been well made and enjoyable to watch.Looking forward to the Nealey spin-off. So many possibilities for the characters.

I am shocked I have not written a review for this yet. I binge watched it when it was released and have probably rewatched it seven more times. It doesn't get boring no matter how many times I watch it.I've been a fan of Alan Ritchson from back in his Smallville days. It is good to see him get a role that seems to have been made for him. The one scene that defines this character, this series, and the tone of the show is the one in episode 1 outside the diner when the weak man is mistreating his girlfriend for leaving too big a tip and all Reacher has to do his fold his arms and glare at the man to get him to stop and grovel for mercy basically. The second scene that encompasses the emotion of this story is when Reacher and his brother are boys and the neighborhood bullies threaten them. Reacher readies himself for a fight and his brother joins him, even though Reacher says he doesn't have to and that this is Reacher's fight. His brother doesn't let him stand alone and they confront the bullies together. It speaks volumes to family loyalty, standing up for what is right and not letting evil win, no matter the personal cost you may face.Reacher is a breath of fresh air in a world that seems to be inundated with nefarious people, poorly written and filmed stories. Masculinity is not toxic and Reacher personifies why masculinity is important. We need Alpha males in this world to stand up to evil and Reacher is the ultimate Alpha. Even the "secondary" characters are portrayed well. While Findley is not Reacher's size he doesn't let him intimidate him and they go toe to toe. Two Alphas, working together, fighting evil and kicking butt. Roscoe doesn't let the men have all the glory either. She holds her own but the show doesn't make her a super hero and it realistically portrays her strength as well as her weakness. Yes, women are capable and have their own strength, but defying natural laws to hold up women artificially makes for poor story telling in my opinion. The show is also called Reacher for a reason and the writers, producers, actors all respected this.While I am not a fan of the writing in the book, I have to give credit to Lee Child for bringing the Reacher character to life and to the show producers for going back to Alan Richtson for casting and for all involved for creating such a fun, exciting, engaging, captivating series. I am eagerly awaiting season 2. Until then, I'll watch season 1 for the 8th time.

I give this movie 5 Stars because the acting was great and the storyline was believable. Alan Richson is my new favorite star.

Kept fairly closely to the books. Good action.

Of the 3 seasons so far, this was the best. I love the detective character, I'd like to see his path cross Reacher's again in a new season.

I like the show very much, but only 8 epis odes per season. What kind of lame ass work ethic is involved here? Seriously, that's the best that can be done? What, those involved are over worked? Give me a break. Suck it up and work.