The Terminal List

Chris Pratt delivers one of his finest dramatic performances in The Terminal List, a gripping action thriller adapting Jack Carr's best-selling novel.

Director Antoine Fuqua creates intense cat-and-mouse suspense from start to finish, taking viewers on an intensely visceral journey alongside Pratt's Navy Seal in search of the truth.

Pratt infuses depth into a character driven to the brink of madness, showing new layers away from his usual action work. Brilliantly supported by Constance Wu and a formidable ensemble.

Fuqua's assured direction and slick chase sequences had me hooked from the first moment. Unrelenting intensity with impressive practical battle sequences.

While some criticize the lack of character development beyond Pratt, its ripped-from-the-headlines conspiracies resonate in an age where trust in institutions is fractured.

It's sure to be a big streaming hit for its popcorn thrills combined with deeper themes of betrayal, loss of control and one man's war against the system.

A sign that Chris Pratt has even more dramatic heft to show. Recommended for military fans or anyone looking for intensity. Leaves the bar high for future installments.