Task

From the very first episode, Task makes it clear it’s in no rush. It builds slowly, letting silence carry more weight than any gunshot. The real story isn’t the crime — it’s the people around it. Flawed, fragile, and quietly hopeful, they move through the darkness until the final episodes bring everything together with emotional precision. Mark Ruffalo delivers a remarkable performance — restrained, weary, deeply human. His presence... - Full Review

um pouco mais longa que precisa, mas tem boas cenas, gosto um pouco do pace e um elenco que além de ótimo na maioria é lindo rs

Good not great. A story about two good guys who find them selves on opposite sides of the law.

S1: 60 | The pacing is one thing, but I also didn’t care that much about most of the characters aside from Robbie and Maeve. The story itself is also fairly average. It has its moments, especially in the last few episodes, but it felt like it was stretched far too thin.

I was bored through much of the middle episodes. But season 1 ended in an interesting enough place.

Derivative crime drama

A pretty good yarn about small time crooks, and what seems like revenge but is really intertwined with the feds investigating them. A bit more thoughtful and introspective than normal cops and robbers stuff. A pretty good cast holds some of the goofier aspects together for the most part.

Phenomenal

This Ingelsby dude knows what he's doing and surely gets the cast he needs to make his stuff work.

Great story, amazing acting, and very good finish.