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<blockquote data-quote="Seaviewer" data-source="post: 266093" data-attributes="member: 57">Seaviewer&#039;s Rule: One&#039;s tolerance for reboots is in inverse proportion to one&#039;s affection for the original.I did watch the original Edward Woodward Equalizer but I didn&#039;t mourn it when it was gone, and I haven&#039;t bothered with the Denzel Washington movies.Meanwhile, the butt-kicking woman formula has become a rather prolific genre in its own right and I like Queen Latifah&#039;s intense variation on the theme .I also like the Batman-Gordon relationship she&#039;s building with Detective Dante (I hope they don&#039;t go the obvious way and try to make it romantic), and the home life angle is an interesting side story. I suppose her two worlds will inevitably collide eventually.I don&#039;t think she needs the Arrowverse-like support team&nbsp; but the banter between mismatched couple is amusing.I give it 7/10.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Seaviewer, post: 266093, member: 57"] Seaviewer's Rule: One's tolerance for reboots is in inverse proportion to one's affection for the original. I did watch the original Edward Woodward [I]Equalizer[/I] but I didn't mourn it when it was gone, and I haven't bothered with the Denzel Washington movies. Meanwhile, the butt-kicking woman formula has become a rather prolific genre in its own right and I like Queen Latifah's intense variation on the theme . I also like the Batman-Gordon relationship she's building with Detective Dante (I hope they don't go the obvious way and try to make it romantic), and the home life angle is an interesting side story. I suppose her two worlds will inevitably collide eventually. I don't think she needs the Arrowverse-like support team but the banter between mismatched couple is amusing. I give it 7/10. [/QUOTE]

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