The Paramount+ series “MobLand” premiered on Sunday, March 30, and the reviews are already pouring in. Over on Rotten ...

MobLand delves into the violent world of two crime families in London. With a stellar cast, this series offers gripping drama ...

With Helen Mirren pulling cocaine out of her cleavage and Pierce Brosnan adjusting his balls, "MobLand" is laced with the "Gentlemen" director's morbid sense of humor and rooted in his fondness ...

The British director returns to his London street-level crime drama roots as he teams up with “Top Boy” writer Ronan Bennett for “MobLand ... episodes sent for review were spent developing ...

Guy Ritchie directs the first two episodes of the series co-starring Helen Mirren, in which two rival factions escalate ...

It's also worth noting that MobLand was originally conceived as a prequel to Ray Donovan before being completely retooled as a modern-day crime show. It makes sense why Ritchie would pivot to ...

That is exactly what happens at the outset of “MobLand,” and it’s hardly the ... only two episodes were made available for review—is whether Harry is going to pursue his own aims before ...

This new crime drama is slick, stylish, and... relatable? Well, almost. Part of why MobLand is so compelling is watching Hardy's character juggle all of his various tasks for the Harrigan family.

It has been produced by Paramount+ and is set to premiere this month only. MobLand will be led by Tom Hardy as Harry Da Souza, a fixer for the Harrigan family, Helen Mirren as Maeve Harrigan ...

By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic MobLand was created by Ronan Bennett ... just a lack of episodes upon which to fairly base this review.