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This really slapped man... So, so good, so gripping, tense but addictive, binge-worthy, although I took a big break until the last three episodes of the season.

Absolutely loved the song on the opening credits, it's so classic MTV, also I cannot believe this IS produced by MTV, they actually do good stuff still???

The cast is absolutely gorgeous, so many talented people all in one place, all at their best, but also the writing and the dialogues really give them a lot to work work with.

Mirren and Brosnan, what a mad couple, what mad individuals and even madder for staying together. Hardy is so expressive with minimal to none face movements, just staring at his opponents like he is five steps ahead. Mythical really. The ladies do a lot of suffering here as mob wives, well except for Mirren who loves it.

It's outrageous, it's gory, it's creatively sweary, pushing all sorts of moral boundaries for sure. Very British. I don't know if I wanna watch the second season though, whenever that will be. I am becoming tired of multi-season shows.

MobLand is a solid gangster show. Tom Hardy as Harry Da Souza is brilliant, and other characters like Conrad and Maeve Harrigan are also strong. The story is emotional and keeps you on edge. It's not very bloody, but still intense, might feel too much for sensitive viewers.

There's a good plot twist at the end (no spoilers). If you liked Ray Donovan, this will feel familiar. Still, it's well-acted, well-made, and worth a watch.

Drawn to the show via some Facebook or YouTube reel, any gangster show with Tom Hardy is going to be worthwhile.

The accents from Brosnan and Mirren are grating and wildly inconsistent. I'd be happy to see far less of them in Season 2.

A stellar cast aside from that, and a familiar story but from a different POV. Not as good as Kin, but they're not trying to be the same show either.

Expecting something radically different now that ground has been laid, a la Love/Hate, where everything flipped after the debut season. More Jan, more Zosia, more Paul please.

Ronan Bennett's "MobLand" (2025-) delivers a compelling and immersive crime saga, drawing viewers into a meticulously crafted world of underworld intrigue and complex characters. The series excels in its gritty realism and the nuanced performances from its ensemble cast, bringing a raw authenticity to the criminal landscape. Its narrative, while intricate, unfolds with a gripping pace, constantly building tension and offering unexpected turns that keep the audience thoroughly engaged. The dialogue is sharp, intelligent, and authentic, feeling natural and contributing significantly to the show's dark and atmospheric tone. Instead of a generic crime drama, "MobLand" offers a deeply layered and genuinely captivating exploration of loyalty, power, and survival within a brutal world.

Is it worth watching? Absolutely. "MobLand" is a highly engaging and well-executed crime series that promises a rich narrative and strong performances, making it a compelling watch for fans of the genre.

As always guy ritchie is up to his game and the stacked actors list does absolutely amazing. Tom Hardy just fails to dissapoint, guy is an absolute legend of acting, just like pierce, and when you add that to complete chaos of a guy ritchie scenario, you get a slow burning, absolute masterpiece where every second of every episode is worth watching.