I thought it was just going to be a throwaway show as some of stallion's recent movies are mostly just leaning on his name and performances but Taylor Sheridan does a good job here with writing worthy of Stallone's performances. The show literally feels like you took gangsters written for a movie from the early 90's and just threw them into 2022, makes for a good blend of humor and violence. Of course Stallone is a huge presence but the rest of the cast seem pretty good. It's a pretty smart script but not in a forcefully witty way which bodes well. I'm glad someone told him how to use an Uber, it was funny while it lasted. Wouldn't say it's humorous but a couple funny scenes as a result of Dwight (Stallone) coming out of 25yr prison sentence and not fully integrated into the way the world works now so I'm assuming the abrupt transition will offer some interesting hiccups for him down the line for us. You feel the tension in the scenes, it also feels fairly realistic as far as the plot would demand it. I watched this out of curiosity, no high expectations, I was just surprised to see Stallone in a tv series.
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