- Network: HBO
- Series Premiere Date: Mar 6, 2023
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 29 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 17 out of 29
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Mixed: 4 out of 29
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Negative: 8 out of 29
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Mar 16, 2023Great show. Hilarious, honest, raw, and authentic. The acting is superb and the writing is just as good. As an American, i enjoy shows about British culture. Let the incels seethe!
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Mar 9, 2023I like it thus far, especially Jack Farthing who's very intriguing as Selby. It took me a while to remember where I'd seen Daisy May Cooper before, and it's Avenue 5 and she's hilarious. I like her here too, and the character has a bit more death.
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Mar 9, 2023It's always a huge endorsement of a show when the message board incels descend to drive down the user ratings due to "woke content"
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Apr 2, 2023Only on episode 3 but I am astonished at how much I like this! Compelling, with characters that are compelling even though they aren’t all that likable.
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Apr 8, 2023
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Aug 16, 2023Sometimes difficult to watch, still very good story of people with toxic relationship, struggling in the modern world. Great.
Awards & Rankings
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As brilliant and merciless as Rain Dogs is at skewering poverty voyeurism (“I will not be your liberal victim of the week”), the same point is endlessly replayed until it loses its bite. Still, what a bold, wild-hearted ride, and what a fiercely original performer Cooper is shaping up to be.
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Rain Dogs is not really a comedy at all. It’s a bleak and beautiful drama in which the rare laughs are a matter of survival, like holes punched through the dark.
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Director Richard Layton, writer Cash Carraway, and the rest of the team, deserve great credit and, in time, some awards, for this evocative but bleak sketch of life at the arse-end of Rishi Sunak’s Britain, a country grown too used to the gross indecency of poverty. It’s a fine memento of our troubled times.