Reacher has come back, and season 3 is the best performance ever. The story of the walking tank, talking to the hands as a plate for dinner and who decides crimes is one of the purest fun shows in the past few years, the one that is quite simple in its power of power while maintaining extremely execution. "Reacher" is just as exciting as it is funny, and just as funny as it is fun. After a big stumbling in season 2, Reacher Finally returns my mine in season 3. As Jaceacob Hall wrote in the film in his review, "When it comes to television that exists to activate brain pleasure sensors, you just can't find a better option than Reacher. Of course, he stumbled the last time, but oh, man.

The new season is based on "convincer", The best of Lee Child's "REACH" books. We discover that Reacher is trapped in a great old man owned by a dangerous rich man with his own small army of guards - including a shotgun named Pauli, who is incredibly even larger than Reacher.

This is the most famous season of the show so far, with small scale and use of mostly unique location that gives the story high shares and a greater sense of danger - not only for the style of the character, but also for the man playing, Alan Richson.

During an interview with /film Jaceacob Hall, Richson talked about a scene in the first episode of Season 3 in which Reacher climbes the house in a long shot of a crane, a trick that made him bleed "all over the place":

"I hit rusty nails or something and left blood markings throughout the house of a friend and I had to do it eight times. And they are like," Can you stop getting blood because it shows ... You can look at blood prints and we'll have to wipe them, 'I was like, "guys, I don't know, and this is your fault because there is sharp sharp or something." "

Real pleasure sees "Reacher" from his element this season. Here's a big shark of a man trapped in a small pond, theoretically he can't make a move, but incapable of killing any bad color in practice. The first three episodes of the season Work wonderfully together as an initial act And you have to look together for maximum influence.

The aforementioned scene is great for two reasons. First of all, it is an impressive trick, showing the figure of Richson, which climbs Manor, such as King Kong of the Empire building. Most importantly, however, the scene is absolutely funny. "Reacher" is not a comedy, nor is it true language on the cheek, but it is a sardon in its humor, and Alan Richson is great at going to a certain line in which Reacher is funny without being in a joke. And, of course, the view of a mountain of a man trying to be hidden in scaling the side of the castle only for his weight and muscle mass immediately make chaos of things is just an inherently funny sight. Reacher may be American Hercules, but he is also a big fun boy.

You can listen to Jaceacob's full interview with Child, Ritchson and a few other members of today's episode of /Film Daily Podcast:

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