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MobLand Season 2 is 'rip-roaring fun' — read Empire's review (opens the original)
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There's something rather Shakespearean about the evolution of MobLand this season. With their crown claimed at last, London's top crime family now contend with discord from within, a generational clash between Conrad, the "king" (Pierce Brosnan), and Kevin (Paddy Considine), his successor, who's making his father look like "a sad, obsolete clown." Or at least, that's what one guy says right before Conrad shoots him in the face. It's in this chaotic juxtaposition where MobLand continues to thrive
Furious review: Emmy Rossum leads a gripping, haunting serial killer drama (opens the original)
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Furious — based loosely on the 1987 thriller Black Widow — is not the detective show you think it is. Just as its complicated hero draws parallels between murders old and new, showrunner Elizabeth Meriwether connects the dots between crime dramas past and present, prestige or otherwise, deconstructing classic tropes. The results are as thoughtful as they are riveting. The story begins with the brutal murder of a billionaire’s son, who takes his last breath while kids play outside in their Hallow
Ride Or Die review: Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer shine in otherwise not-so-slick spy caper (opens the original)
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As the hunt for a new James Bond continues, Hannah Waddingham has made a solid case for widening the net beyond the usual suspects. Within the first hour of action-comedy series Ride Or Die, her character Judith proves herself more than capable of filling 007’s shoes, her high heels quickly swapped for Spy-Who-Loved Me-esque skis. That’s before you even consider the high-speed chase‚ or the high-speed way she celebrates a mission accomplished with some totty on the side. But the show’s creator T
Little House On The Prairie review: 'A decent enough start to the Ingalls' saga' (opens the original)
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The wholesome reputation of Little House On The Prairie precedes itself. A mainstay in American culture, the novels published by Laura Ingalls Wilder have sold more than 73 million copies worldwide. The ’70s TV adaptation that followed continues to draw in surprisingly large viewing numbers, over five decades since it first debuted. It’s easy to see why another adaptation appealed. But rather than remake the old series outright, Netflix has instead chosen to reimagine the source material, in a b
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