'Cry Wolf' has a good premise, two young boys unintentionally call out International Rescue and are later ignored when in real danger, and yet, the execution doesn't come off that well.
After an intriguing start, it just seems unlikely that the team would show the boys around the Island, and potentially putting their security at risk. Whilst it's good to see The Hood making a return, he isn't at his most menacing, and there is no depth as to why Williams's photographs are so important. It's difficult to engage in that part of the story.
Not bad, but not particularly good either.
After an intriguing start, it just seems unlikely that the team would show the boys around the Island, and potentially putting their security at risk. Whilst it's good to see The Hood making a return, he isn't at his most menacing, and there is no depth as to why Williams's photographs are so important. It's difficult to engage in that part of the story.
Not bad, but not particularly good either.