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Guy Ritchie is someone who knows how to make gangster genre intresting...I have watched all the movies of guy Ritchie direction and he is one of the goats Mobland just finished episode 3 man oh man what a crime thriller how does he make such a masterpiece the series has all the elements that guy Ritchie given in past in this story also it's same it's interesting, thrilling with some dark humour If you haven't watched it I would definitely recommend it to everyone don't miss Mobland is my new personal favourite gangster series if you had liked gentleman series this is far better than that I can't wait for next episodes to release.

Greetings from Lithuania.

I enjoyed first two episodes of "Mobland" despite the fact that i'm burned out from all tv series - i do not watch them just to save time as we are living in a golden age of TV and you literally need a separate life to watch them all. I watched "Mobland" just to spare some time and wasn't disappointed - so many great actors, Guy Richey in the directing seat and tale about mob in today's London. Its entertainment, solidly writen, tries to be Sopranos and many thing at the same time yet it works. There isn't anything new or original here, but what it does it does good.

Annnnd.... the plot thickens! If the first episode of the season offered us a solid start, this one confirms Mobland will be one of the greatest shows this year. With Guy Ritchie's genius, a witty writing and actors that are giving increddible performances, we can only expect the show to get better and better, with action scenes going crescendo, maybe ? Definitely hope so, it's a delight seeing Tom Hardy portraying a calm, collected Harry Da Souza, yet violent and threatening. Highly recommend this one lads! I'm hooked like I've rarely been before. Can't wait for next week's one, I know this will be a hit again! + the music is INSANE!!

Fans love the vicarious thrill of a gangster movie - I was engaged growing up watching Edward G. And Cagney on the late show and of course Scorsese and Ritchie are the undisputed current leaders of the genre.

With Hardy as the centerpiece, this episode piles on, with the number of headaches he must handle growing exponentially. The level of violence continues to escalate, and an excellent car chase also stirs the level of excitement.

But the way Hardy glides through it all reminds me of my all-time hero Charles Bronson, who manages in so many films to provide the ultimate loner (often with Jill at his side, however) one can identify with, right or wrong. The series has introduced coppers out to take down the Harrigan clan, but so far they are hardly worthy adversaries for a formidable array of villains. One priceless scene features Helen Mirren's evil core masked by grandmotherly affection for the ne'er do well young Eddie -pure black humor. But it is Hardy who carries the show.

As in the previous episode, I'm impressed again by the stylish flow, great acting, menacing Harry the kicking soft-spoken glue, basically the whole cast up to Eddie, but the crown going to Harry and Maeve.

It's not just exciting, it is exciting because it is so well-made, they hold nothing back, the situations are believable, the threats are real and eyes are wide with fear.

At least show us two episodes a week butcher!

• Screenplay/storyline/plots: 7.5
• Production value/impact: 8
• Development: 8
• Realism: 8
• Entertainment: 8
• Acting: 8.5
• Filming/photography/cinematography: 8
• VFX: 7.5
• Music/score/sound: 7.5
• Depth: 7
• Logic: 6
• Flow: 7.5
• Crime/Irish/British/drama/mysterious thriller mist: 7.5
• Ending: 7.5.