I don’t feel any need to be negative. It’s a good movie, and I can absolutely see how it could be turned into a great series.
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Kundrew1Apr 22, 2026
+10
Yeah I mean it’s a pretty ripe idea for a series tons of stories you can pull out of it. It’s a corrupt cop town close to nyc.
10
Underwater_KarmaApr 22, 2026
+37
Finally, a cop show on TV
37
DixonYerorificeApr 22, 2026
+7
Just need a few shows about doctors and lawyers now.
7
Underwater_KarmaApr 22, 2026
+3
Doctors? On TV?
You must be smoking something.
3
solarnoiseApr 23, 2026
+3
I'm just praying we finally get something that shows the seedy underbelly of LA or NYC.
3
Underwater_KarmaApr 23, 2026
+2
It's terrible how NYC and LA are both totally ignored by Hollywood
2
somecasperApr 22, 2026
+3
Goddamn, this is beautiful
3
Underwater_KarmaApr 22, 2026
+4
It's what we've all been waiting for
4
Luci-NoirApr 22, 2026
Finally, comments so generic you can’t tell if they’re human or bot.
0
The_Swarm22Apr 22, 2026
+9
But why? Who can they get in these roles who will be as good as Stallone, Ray Liotta, De Niro and Harvey Keitel were?
9
KneeHighMischiefApr 22, 2026
+12
Sylvester Stallone: Milo Ventimigilia
Ray Liotta: Miles Teller
Robert De Niro: Noah Emmerich
Harvey Keitel: Harvey Keitel
12
kazh_9742Apr 23, 2026
+7
Don't do Ray Liotta like that.
7
richardroe77Apr 23, 2026
+1
Would shia labeouf be ok instead?
1
qtxApr 23, 2026
Miles Teller was amazing in The Offer.
0
GeekAestheteApr 23, 2026
+4
You could have easily said the same thing after the MASH movie, as many thought Donald Sutherland, Eliot Gould, and the rest were perfectly cast, and yet the TV show eventually surpassed the movie in the public mind, with Alan Alda replacing Donald Sutherland as the iconic Hawkeye.
I love Cop Land, but much like MASH, this is going to be its own thing when it’s done as a continuing premise rather than a tight hour and 45 minutes with a beginning, middle, and end.
4
Borange_CorangeApr 23, 2026
+1
Yeah, but, the MASH tv show wasn't done by the guy who did Dial of Destiny.
1
MeaninglessGuyApr 22, 2026
+1
95% an all time amazing cast, and then there’s the remaining 5% that is Michael Rapaport.
1
Negative_Baseball_76Apr 22, 2026
+2
Not 100% opposed given that my main criticism of Copland is that it feels like a condensed miniseries.
2
Neo2199Apr 22, 2026
+3
"I offered you a chance to be a cop, and *you blew it!"*
3
muad_dibsApr 22, 2026
+2
If any show was going to be on anything branded “Paramount”, it definitely would be a “Cop Land” TV show.
2
Borange_CorangeApr 23, 2026
+1
Cop Land is top tier. I love it.
In a content cluttered, streaming landscape, I cant say this holds any interest to me.
Feels like an IP exploit vs any creative need.
But maybe I still have rationalized how the guy who made Cop Land could give us a sad, depressed, drunk Indy who complained and time traveled.
1
GlamMetalLionApr 22, 2026
+1
I thought Miramax died once Disney sold it, well before TWC collapsed. Kinda ironic that now Fox Searchlight is one of their main divisions.
1
monty_kurnsApr 22, 2026
+1
They’ve lingered on a done quite a few productions with other companies, but they don’t really get top credit as a studio like they used to. Their television division has also been pretty busy, though it seems most of that stuff is connected to films from their heyday. I think at this point their back catalog and their ability to exploit it is all they have going for them.
1
ucd_peteApr 23, 2026
+1
I think they're owned by Qatar & Paramount now
1
opermonkeyApr 22, 2026
-3
This soundsile so e money laundering operation.
-3
JamUpGuy1989Apr 22, 2026
Cops in Copland
What’s their story?
(Oh wait, watch the f****** movie and you’ll see their f****** story.)
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