I just watched "A House of Dynamite" and I gotta say, it felt like watching paint dry 
. It was so slow and dragged on forever! I mean, what happened to all the tension and suspense that made you wanna keep watching? The first 30 minutes was okay, but after that, it just lost me completely. I need some action, some drama, something that makes my heart pound... this just didn't deliver 
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And don't even get me started on how it compared to "Fail Safe". That one's a real masterclass in suspense and nuance. It showed you the human side of nuclear proliferation, not just some generic thriller tropes. I feel like "A House of Dynamite" was trying too hard to be serious but came across as forced and unnatural
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I mean, what's up with all these new Netflix thrillers trying to one-up each other? Can't we just have a good ol' fashioned, well-made thriller that doesn't feel like it's checking off every box on the "Thriller Checklist"
? I guess not 
. Anyway, if you want a real nuclear thriller, stick with "Fail Safe". Trust me, it'll be worth your time 
. It was so slow and dragged on forever! I mean, what happened to all the tension and suspense that made you wanna keep watching? The first 30 minutes was okay, but after that, it just lost me completely. I need some action, some drama, something that makes my heart pound... this just didn't deliver .And don't even get me started on how it compared to "Fail Safe". That one's a real masterclass in suspense and nuance. It showed you the human side of nuclear proliferation, not just some generic thriller tropes. I feel like "A House of Dynamite" was trying too hard to be serious but came across as forced and unnatural
.I mean, what's up with all these new Netflix thrillers trying to one-up each other? Can't we just have a good ol' fashioned, well-made thriller that doesn't feel like it's checking off every box on the "Thriller Checklist"
? I guess not . Anyway, if you want a real nuclear thriller, stick with "Fail Safe". Trust me, it'll be worth your time