Taylor Sheridan's 'Landman' Season 1 Faces Mixed Reactions

The Paramount+ series, set in the Texas oil industry, draws criticism for its shallow characters and predictable storytelling but finds success with some viewers.

Critics have highlighted issues with 'Landman,' including repetitive themes, one-dimensional characters, and a lack of nuanced storytelling compared to Taylor Sheridan's earlier works like 'Yellowstone.'
The series has been criticized for its portrayal of women, with female characters often relegated to stereotypical roles and lacking meaningful development.
Billy Bob Thornton's performance as Tommy Norris received praise, with the actor discussing his intense preparation for the role and the challenges of filming violent scenes.
The season finale introduces new conflicts and unresolved tensions, leaving room for potential storylines in a possible second season, though no renewal has been confirmed yet.
Despite mixed reviews from critics, 'Landman' has garnered a notable audience on Paramount+, suggesting the show's themes of power, family, and the oil industry resonate with viewers.