Nick Cronin

The opening episode of Mobland kicks off with a familiar gangster feud and an all-too-predictable resolution. As the story unfolds, it shifts focus to a deranged and entitled grandson. Bronson and Mirren’s dynamic feels more like two over-the-top pantomime performers, complete with cringe-worthy Irish accents. Meanwhile, Hardy steps in as the menacing “big bad wolf,” anchoring the predictable chaos with his usual intensity.

As expected great special effects but the storyline is predictable and weak. Overall a plot built around the central character played by Paul Mescal which is incredibly boring.