Zero Day

It's wonderful to see such thought put into a short series. Particularly when there's such nonsense on television most of the time. This harks back to other great stories, great conspiracies, great spy thrillers. Brilliantly acted by de Niro, he never ever disappoints. A great watch and a captivating watch

It's wonderful to see such thought put into a short series. Particularly when there's such nonsense on television most of the time. This harks back to other great stories, great conspiracies, great spy thrillers. Brilliantly acted by de Niro, he never ever disappoints. A great watch and a captivating watch

Pretty good political thriller! Recommended.

Finally, an American series, but with a European ending (dramatically speaking). With a beginning, middle and end and where the end is palpable and realistic. The bad guys could even go unpunished, but what I mean is that you don't need to have characters fall from a 10th floor and still keep going on their own two feet. And we also get the feeling that there won't be a season 2, 3,4,5... to feed a money-making machine. All series should be like this. Tell a story and that's it. Congratulations... It took a while to see Robert de Niro associated with television series vacancies. But it was worth the wait...

This is one of those series that got you watching from ep1 to ep final non stop, you want to know quickly what will happen the next episode , excellent acting , the bambi drama also a bit annoying was part of the movie but at the end excellent excellent tv show here.

Zero Day is a series that plays with conspiracies and political drama, with a setup reminiscent of classics in the genre. It has impeccable production values and a stellar cast, with Robert De Niro as the main attraction. Seeing him on television is an event in itself, and his performance does not disappoint. His character has weight and presence, though the script doesn’t always make the most of him.

The beginning is decent but not particularly gripping. The story takes time to gain momentum, and some middle episodes feel a bit stretched. However, once the plot starts tightening, the show improves significantly. The last two episodes are the most intense and make the whole journey feel worthwhile.

Visually, the series is well-crafted, with a convincing setting and direction that effectively builds tension. The downside is that it sometimes gets lost in dialogues that try to sound deeper than they actually are, and some subplots lead nowhere. Still, as a political thriller, it delivers and has some genuinely strong moments.

It may not be the best series of the year, but it is solid entertainment, especially for those who enjoy well-structured conspiracies and stories about power struggles behind the scenes. A slow start, a somewhat uneven development, but a finale that makes it all worth it.

It's a movie to me, not a series. A 6 hours long movie that kept me on my toes. Way better than anything I've watched recently. Good work.

This could have been one of the many political crime TV series, but the difference is made by a great Bob De Niro. With his solid performance, he manages to bring to life a plot that might have seemed predictable, but in the end surprises with some nice twists. It is a perfect series for binge watching, without a doubt. And it's very appreciable that it's a miniseries with only one season.

A show with a fair few good things about it and one or two not so great.The sobering thought after watching this is that the incident that sets the whole show in motion could quite easily happen in real life.

That was entertaining. 6 episodes straight to the point. No BSing around. Def recommended.

Surprised it’s a Crapfix show.