Jude Law and Jason Bateman play badly behaved brothers who co-own a New York restaurant in the draggy, dated Netflix thriller 'Black Rabbit'.

It did not take many episodes of Netflix’s new limited series Black Rabbit to find myself rooting for most of the characters to be jailed. On its face, Netflix’s new prestige miniseries, led by Jude ...

“Black Rabbit” opens in media res, while Jake (Jude Law) is giving a celebratory speech at his trendy Manhattan restaurant. Toasting the culmination of his team’s hard work, the co-owner of the swanky ...

The new Netflix series features tightly written scripts and compelling chemistry between Jude Law and Jason Bateman as brothers dragging each other down into New York's seedy underbelly.

That’s complicated by the sudden disappearance of his star bartender Anna (Abbey Lee) as well as the reappearance of his brother Vince (Bateman), who used to co-own the Black Rabbit until he was ...

You can't pull a rabbit out of the hat every time. Jason Bateman was able to pivot his Everyman "Arrested Development" comedy persona into something more grown-up with his aggressively dark 2017 to ...

While Vince has high-tailed it across country from Reno, where his encounter with a couple of con-artists found him running one of them over (twice) in a parking lot, Jake has been gee-ing up his ...