We Own This City

We Own This City is like if a sixth season of The Wire came from the multiverse, with returning actors in different roles and a complete change in style. The Wire was very emotional and personal but told through a docufiction visual style, We Own This City is a very dry and journalistic story told through the cinematic, messy, vital, temporally broke, ioncredibly effective vision of Reinaldo Marcus Green. And then there's a spectacular Jon Bernthal, who roams around the episodes like he's the shark from Jaws, swimming here and there, always ready to bite and chew everything when it matters. It needs a couple of episodes to really get there, but it's a great show, full of interesting ideas and with an amazing final episode.

[HBO Max] George Pelecanos and David Simon offer mastery in dialogue and character building, connecting with "The Wire" in the dissection, not of a corrupt police force, but of a political and social system that feeds corruption. This amplified look at the hard-won mistrust of the security forces is a vision of a rotten society, reminiscent of the documentary "The Force" (2017) in the pessimistic conclusion that the corrupt will be replaced by the corrupt.

This has been one of the best shows this year, could have done with more than six episodes but showed how corrupt the police in the USA are.

Finally the only honest cop show

Spiritual child of The Wire.
Extremely well written and riveting from start to finish, I loved every minute of it.
Cherry on the cake, the opening credit sequence is so cool ! (Editing + music)

This show has the feel of The Wire but the story is not as good. I'm probably going to stop watching after the next episode.

Holding out a lot of hope for this one,even if its half as good as the last cop show about the Baltimore police department then i will continue to watch.

Finally the only honest cop show

Dman they want to take guns away from black America but today they want to make it easy for white america to get guns. Crazy world!