Jeff Daniels' New Netflix Series Gets Mixed Reviews Ahead Of Premiere

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Summary Jeff Daniels' series A Man in Full receives mixed reviews upon Netflix debut, not appealing to all.

Critics are divided on the show, praising the cast but criticizing the storyline.

Jeff Daniels' newest Netflix series A Man in Full has gotten mixed reviews as it debuts on the platform, signaling not everyone will enjoy the series. The miniseries follows Charlie Croker (Daniels), an Atlanta real estate mogul on the verge of bankruptcy, trying to save his company. Premiering on the streaming platform on May 2, 2024, the show consists of six episodes averaging out to around 45 minutes each.

Now, reviews for A Man in Full reveal the series has received mixed reviews from critics, many of whom say the series isn't a compelling watch. While Screen Rant's Ben Gibbons praises the show for "a strong cast who excel in their individual roles, each contributing to the larger narrative of the show," The Hollywood Reporter's Daniel Fienberg criticizes it for having "a bigger and more complicated story only to retreat to the comfort of the courtroom." While critics highlighted positives and negatives about the show, overall reception was a mixed bag.

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