‘MobLand’ Season 2 Is Wasting Tom Hardy’s Time (and Ours)

‘MobLand’ Season 2 Review: Tom Hardy Tries To Hold The Harrigans Together As Civil War Consumes The Empire

Succession is rarely a graceful rite of passage, particularly when power is involved, and that fraught transfer of authority becomes a combustible force in “MobLand” Season 2. Elders don’t want to relinquish the throne; sons and daughters covet the crown. Before long, palace intrigue takes over: everyone jockeying for position, cutting private deals, nursing grievances, and trying to secure their slice of the kingdom. Meanwhile, everyone inside …

The ‘MobLand’ Season 2 Premiere Is Explosive as Hell. I Love It.

Guy Ritchie’s London crime drama starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren returns, setting up another wild gang war for the Harrigans in season 2.

‘MobLand’ Season 2 Is Wasting Tom Hardy’s Time (and Ours)

I am not immune to the charms of a go-for-broke action series. The driving momentum, the escalating calamities, the caution-less characters — it’s easy to get swept up in an onslaught, especially one bolstered by a cast who doesn’t chew scenery so much as they gnash it up, gargle it into a hot paste, and then baby-bird each nasty bit into their audience’s open maws. The first season of “MobLand” is a blitz from start to not-quite-finish. In show…

MobLand Season 2 Review: This Could Become a Crime Classic

The Harrigan family survived the battle for their criminal empire, but holding onto it may prove considerably harder. MobLand Season 2 takes nearly everything that worked in the Paramount+ drama’s debut season and expands the scale, conflict, and character dynamics.

MobLand Season 2 TV Review: Tom Hardy and Helen Mirren steal the show in the violent new chapter of the British crime series

MobLand season 2 review: the Guy Ritchie-directed new season starring Pierce Brosnan deepens the family tension as the violence rises