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After a hiatus, Robert De Niro steps into the TV realm with Netflix's "Zero Day," a political thriller that's all about a crippling cyber-attack on America. The American President, played by De Niro, has to tap his old shoes to lead the charge against the villains.
Former President George Mullen, grappling with health issues and public skepticism due to his decision to retire, is lured back to the White House to spearhead a commission to hunt down the terrorists responsible for the catastrophic cyber-attack.
Initially, the culprits seemed to be the Russian bad boys, but as the story unravels, it becomes clear that the threat is lurking in our own backyard, with internal forcesaking to benefit. Along the way, Mullen encounters a dance of deceit, blurry lines between right and wrong, and characters so entangled, you'll need a shock-absorbing brain.
Mullen's hunt for the truth is a gripping puzzle that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Yet, the series has sparked a mix of opinions. While some have deemed it too complex and implausible, others find it a thrilling ride to the very end. Some critics have suggested that the show fails to capitalize on its prominent cast, not living up to its ambitious premise due to weak scripting and choppy pacing.
Nonetheless, De Niro's presence at the world premiere solidifies the show's audacious nature – though it's still up for debate whether the series fully leverages the acting brilliance of its stars.
- In the political thriller "Zero Day," former President George Mullen, who is played by Robert De Niro, is enticed to return to the White House by a crippling cyber-attack, leading to an interview with Netflix for a new role.
- Hyun, a critic, says that despite the intricate plot and high-profile cast, "Zero Day" fails to utilize the acting potential of its celebrities, primarily due to a lackluster script and uneven pacing.
- The Netflix poster for "Zero Day" features Robert De Niro prominently, hinting at his return to the entertainment scene after a hiatus, and the entanglement of characters and plot within the world of politics and cyber-attacks.
- As the political landscape unfolds in "Zero Day," entertainment and politics collide, with celebrities drawing attention to pressing issues like cybersecurity and the potential dangers posed by internal forces, blurring the lines between fact and fiction.
