Dope Thief : A Philly Crime Thriller

Ridley Scott's newest crime thriller, "Dope Thief, " has just hit Apple TV Plus. The show is set in North Philly, and it's clear that the creators have a deep love for the city. The city's unique language and culture are woven into the show, making it feel genuine. The main characters, Ray and Manny, are played by Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura. They are a pair of locals who pose as DEA agents to rip off small-time drug deals. The show is a mix of action, drama, and comedy. The first two episodes are out now, with the rest coming out weekly until April 25. The story is a bit confusing at times, with lots of flashbacks and a side plot about freeing Ray's father from prison. But overall, it's a thrilling ride. The show's strength is its performances. Brian Tyree Henry is the standout. He plays Ray, a character who goes from cracking jokes to crying in the span of two episodes. Henry has to balance being funny and dramatic, and he does it well. The show is about Ray and Manny, but it's really Ray's story. Everyone else is just along for the ride. The show has some violent moments, like a guy getting crushed between a box truck and a dumpster. But these moments are often interrupted by flashbacks to Ray's past. It's not clear yet how these flashbacks will pay off, but they do give us a clue about the drug lord chasing Ray and Manny. The show is not perfect, but it's a great addition to the crime thriller genre. If you're looking for something to watch this weekend, "Dope Thief" is a good choice. It's gritty, it's exciting, and it's got a lot of heart. The show is produced by Scott Free Productions, the company behind "The Town, " and it's clear that the creators have a love for crime thrillers. The show is set in North Philly, and it's clear that the creators have a deep love for the city. The city's unique language and culture are woven into the show, making it feel genuine. The show is about Ray and Manny, but it's really Ray's story. Everyone else is just along for the ride.