For a movie star whose signature look may be best described as Above Average Midwestern, Chris Pratt engenders a unique type of passion at the mention of his name. It isn't pure hatred or absolute adulation but a very strong "meh." Call it an uncomfortable tepid, if there is such a concept.
It's doubtful this vague feeling will hold back "The Terminal List," the new Prime Video series he executive produces and stars in as a Navy SEAL on a revenge mission. The platform suits him, for one thing; the Jack Carr adaptation streams on the same service where "Jack Ryan" and "Reacher" found their audiences, as has Pratt previously in 2021's "The Tomorrow War."
