Netflix's 'Zero Day' Starring Robert De Niro Offers Political Intrigue but Divides Critics
The six-episode thriller explores cyberattacks, political struggles, and personal conflicts, with De Niro as a former U.S. president leading the investigation.
- Robert De Niro stars as George Mullen, a retired U.S. president tasked with investigating a devastating cyberattack in Netflix's new series 'Zero Day.'
- The series delves into themes of political tension, technological vulnerabilities, and the personal toll of leadership, blending suspense with sociopolitical commentary.
- Critics highlight De Niro's performance and the show's polished production but note its reliance on familiar tropes and a slow narrative pace in early episodes.
- 'Zero Day' examines the intersection of national security and personal dynamics, including Mullen's strained relationship with his daughter, a congresswoman critical of his methods.
- While praised for its ambition and relevance, some reviewers found the series' twists and resolution underwhelming, contributing to mixed critical reception.
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