The reviews of "Black Rabbit," the 2025 Netflix crime drama starring Jude Law and Jason Bateman, are mixed with a leaning toward disappointment despite strong performances from the leads. Critics praise the concept of the story about two brothers intertwined in family trauma and crime but find the execution lacking. The show is described as slow-paced, overly dark, and sometimes tedious, with unsympathetic characters and subplots that drag rather than engage. Bateman's portrayal of a troubled brother struggles to fully convince as a deeply flawed yet likable figure, while Law's American accent detracts from his charm. The series has moments of gripping tension and sibling dynamics but ultimately falls short of fully captivating viewers, with narrative and pacing issues noted especially in the middle episodes. Some highlight the show’s atmosphere and nods to New York’s restaurant scene but say it never quite reaches the level of similar acclaimed dramas like "Ozark" or "The Bear." Overall, "Black Rabbit" is seen as a promising premise with underdeveloped storytelling and character work, making it a watch for fans of the actors more than the genre itself.