Apple TV+ viewers are loving Colin Farrell's new detective thriller.
The Academy Award winning actor has featured in a series of hit films and TV shows - from The Batman and The Banshees of Inisherin, to Disney's Dumbo and True Detective - there's not a genre that Farrell can't do.
And, in Farrell's first partnership with Apple TV+, the Irish-born actor stars as private detective John Sugar.
Only Murders in the Building favorite Amy Ryan joins Farrell, as well as James Cromwell, Kirby Howell-Baptiste and Sydney Chandler.
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Titled Sugar, the synopsis for the new series - which only dropped on the streaming service on Friday, April 5 - reads: "An enigmatic private detective struggles with personal demons as he investigates the disappearance of a Hollywood producer's beloved granddaughter."
So far the first two episode have dropped on Apple TV+, with the third set for release on April 12th.
The remaining five episodes will continue to be released on a weekly basis. The finale will air May 17.
Just 48 hours after its release and fans are already raving about Sugar.
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"The new noir mystery series "SUGAR" on Apple TV, starring Colin Farrell, is captivating and addictive," one reviewer wrote on X.
"Anyone watching Sugar on Apple TV+?" asked another. "Collin Farrell is excellent in it, but the real selling point is the old school film noir vibe it has. Its tremendous."
Someone else gushed: "Okay, so episode 1 of “Sugar” (#AppleTV) is even better than I expected.
"Fernando Meirelles’ direction keeps this neo-noir fresh while homaging the classics & Farrell excels with a *fantastic* character. Superb!"
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Others noted the 'twists' the show is rumored to have.
Someone said: "Strongly urge anyone who likes classic noir/private eye stories to watch Sugar on Apple TV+ - but not to read anything about it first. It has one of the most brilliantly mental twists I can remember."
"I watched the first 2 eps (episodes) of Sugar on AppleTV," penned another. "Colin Farrell is flippin marvellous but all the reviews say the show has a terrible plot twist so let's see."
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Elsewhere Sugar has been described as being an 'LA story with a love-it-or-hate-it twist'.
Sugar follows the success of Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg's Masters of the Air, which dropped on the streaming service earlier this year - a sequel to 2001's Band of Brothers.
The war series was well received and quickly became Apple TV+'s most watched series launch to date.
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