Lloyd Heck

Liked it a lot. Tom Hardy was a revelation for me and it was good to see Gandolfini as a different kind of gangster.

I enjoyed it to the point where I've seen it multiple times. As a crime film, I found it to be unique in terms of the plot and the characters. And of course there's that new term I learned, "buckwheats." There was always a hint of comedy in spite of the violence that takes place in the film. Again, very unique, to me, as crime films go.

As described on Amazon, CSI noir. Great movie all around.

Great stories and of course one of my favorite characters, Odo.

I cannot add to any of the previous comments except that I am enjoying watching reruns of this show on Pluto TV.

Great movie, full of tension, punctuated by some good action. A true classic with a message that's still relevant today.

Actually enjoying this a little more than the original, which for me, kind of descended into a bit of a rut. Honey Chandler has become one of my favorite characters and it will be interesting to see how she deals with her PTSD if this series lasts long enough, and also, how Maddie deals with becoming a full-fledged police officer. Good stuff here.

Not bad, although it does become a fantastic too good to be true tale here and there.

Understated and well done. The ending was unexpected for me.

I learned about so many backstories that took place over the years. It was a revelation. The beauty of the music and the mechanics of how it was made, and the team effort of creating it was also a revelation. I also did a lot of singing and laughing!