BLACK RABBIT | Netflix

[Glanza]

When the owner of NYC’s biggest hotspot (Jude Law) allows his troubled brother (Jason Bateman) to return to the family business, trouble multiplies.

September 18th

 

[ShortWarning]

Looks good to me. Really enjoy Bateman in dark gritty roles.

 

[throwaway4372]

Weird, black rabbit is a watership down thing, this isn't watership down.

 

[Maundie]

Really don't like Jude Law but this could be the exception as it does look like it has promise

 

[TonTom]

Weird, black rabbit is a watership down thing, this isn't watership down.

What an amazing cartoon that is.

I’ll probably give this a go.

 

[Rroff]

Seems slickly produced but I couldn't really get into it through the first episode - I don't know quite how to put it but the way it was written kind of felt like they forgot to write for the audience and it was kind of almost self-indulgently for those on screen.

 

[Glanza]

Watched first 2 episodes last night and visually it's shot well, granted if you haven't got a decent TV it might be too dark with how it's been shot, good to see Bateman in something since Ozark and little cross over with Laura Linney directing 2 episodes.

Glad it's a limited series as with how tense it gets at times without a break it's not the easiest watch.

 

[Littlenose]

I've watched them all other than the last episode so far and really enjoying it.

 

[Glanza]

Finished and enjoyed it up to the last episode, felt like after everything that happened throughout there was no real consequences for the brothers with how it ends.

Not watched a show that anxiety inducing in a while, the title cards reminded me of Ozark's.

 

[CaptainRAVE]

Can’t take Jude Law seriously in anything.