Broken Justice – American Rust

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Matheus F @matheusf_neto Aug 18 Jeff Daniels shines in every scene. See more Michelle H 02/02/2025 I am so disappointed in PRIME!! Why don't the viewers get a chance to decide whether to cancel a show. I really want a 3rd season of this show. I just officially cancel my subscription with Prime. This show is SUBPERB. Great acting, actors and the writers in season 2 were outstanding. Very slow burn 🔥 season 1 then it got betta and better!! A totally AMERICAN SHOW. About friendships, poverty, love and greedy. From the small town politicians who hookup with greedy corporations and involve the police who side with them to disrupt the fabric of American families who do very bad things to protect their own. I loved this show and it will truly be missed. See more Shayne A 01/11/2025 another movie filmed in the dark what are these producers and directors doing it makes it not Worthy of watching See more Lily K 10/05/2024 "American Rust- Broken Justice" is a masterful blend of top-shelf film noir aesthetics and small-town drama, creating a gripping narrative that hooks you from the very first episode. Set against the backdrop of a decaying Pennsylvania town, the series dives deep into themes of injustice and corruption, painting a stark portrait of a community grappling with its own demons. Jeff Daniels leads an exceptional cast of performers, delivering a nuanced portrayal of Del Harris, a police chief caught in a web of moral dilemmas and personal turmoil. His performance is both compelling and relatable, embodying the struggles of a man striving to uphold justice in a world that seems to conspire against him. The supporting cast, including Maura Tierney and Bill Camp, adds layers of complexity to the narrative, each character grappling with their own secrets and desires. The show's storytelling is marked by seat-glued-to-the-chair suspense, weaving a thrilling mystery that keeps viewers on edge. As Del navigates the treacherous waters of a murder investigation, the tension escalates, revealing the dark underbelly of the town and the lengths people will go to protect their own. Visually, "American Rust" draws the viewer into its world with a gripping force, utilizing the stark beauty of its rural setting to enhance the narrative's intensity. The cinematography captures the desolation and beauty of the region, reflecting the emotional weight of the characters' struggles. In a time when many series struggle to find their footing, "American Rust" stands out as a riveting exploration of humanity's darker impulses. With its expertly crafted plot, rich character development, and profound commentary on societal issues, it's a must-watch for anyone drawn to gritty thrillers and intricate mysteries. This show is a potent reminder of the complexities of right and wrong, leaving you contemplating its themes long after the credits roll. See more PL M 06/09/2024 Watch the first season and hang around for the second season. I ended up binge-watching the second season. It's a great show if you stick with it and give it a chance. There are plenty of twists and turns in the plot, great acting, and an interesting plot line. Please, Amazon Prime, give us at least a third season! There's plenty of meat still on the bone for the viewers to chew on. See more Ky K 05/07/2024 What a really bad show. No one in this show is likable and half the cast is terribly Miscast. The story lines are all over the place and right from Episode 1 you get the feeling - oh No they're just setting me up for Season 3. Del's new partner Detective Angela Burgos. Angela is a respected associate of Del's in the Pittsburgh Police Department, and the two work together to investigate a series of murders in the town. She’s NOT even in the Season 2 finale other than a token appearance or two after being the center of attention all series long. Very Poor writing. Skip this show and save yourself the angst. See more Read all reviews

American Rust — Broken Justice

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