Sons of Anarchy

An infinitely inventive and good series.

But every single episode is just lies, hate, killing, dying, giving up.

The series is very addictive but at the same time makes you feel bad because of all the bad things in it.

Mixed thoughts when it's all over. While watching, you start to hate many characters and in the end you don't know who is good, bad or ugly.

Of the series, Yellowstone comes to mind the most, but the vests separate them from each other.

I can't really say who to recommend the series to and who not. I would think that the age limit for the series is different in different countries, but it is definitely intended for adults only. Not for teenagers.

It's hard to choose a favorite character, because everyone does the things mentioned above. All in all, a masterpiece that is sure to divide opinion on its content.

The actors, the direction, the script, the voices, everything is top notch.

I had withdrawals once I finished the series. Truly a great and always will be. My favorite part about this show is the rise Jax. His acting was very average seasons 1-2. Even he'll admit it was. But once you start creeping to season 3 and 4, his acting hits a speed slot. Charlie is a master of his craft, and his mastering of Jax Teller will forever go down in top 10 bad ass dudes. Another great thing about this show is the writing. It's very rare for a writer to be able to nail every single character in to which you care about them all. It's truly a GOT or Sopranos level of show. Just get ready to feel a lot of emotions from each episode. Please enjoy. You will not regret watching this.

Buckle up for a wild ride through the gritty and gripping world of Sons of Anarchy MC. From the first episode to the last, this series had me hooked like a fish on a line. I found myself glued to the screen, binge-watching every moment I could steal away.

The plot is a rollercoaster of twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat, constantly craving more. Just when you think you've seen it all, the story takes another unexpected detour, leaving you hungry for the next episode.

The cast is nothing short of phenomenal. Even the actors whose characters I didn't particularly care for brought an intensity to the screen that fueled the show's dramatic fire. It's their performances that truly ignite the tension and emotion, making every scene feel electric.

However, fair warning to those with a weak stomach: Sons of Anarchy MC doesn't shy away from the raw and brutal realities of its world. Some scenes are downright vulgar, but they serve to underscore the gritty authenticity of the series.

One standout aspect is the incredible work of the makeup artists. The wounds and injuries inflicted upon the characters look so realistic, it's almost unsettling. Their attention to detail adds an extra layer of immersion to an already immersive experience.

In conclusion, Sons of Anarchy MC is a must-watch for fans of intense drama and gripping storytelling. Just be prepared to buckle in tight and hold on for dear life.

Sons of Anarchy is great television but flawed to a fault. The flaws of SoA are very minor and the greatness of this series overshadows it by a long shot. The only problems the series has in my eyes is uncalled for humor, small little plot holes in the story, and noticeable cgi in very few parts. The show excels with a stacked cast of stars, twisted dark storytelling which make for tragic elements, and tons of blood. The show doesn't hold back on violence which make it one of the goriest crime drama series to date. Jax and Gemma's characters in the show are so complex and have a very bold storyline throughout the show. Lots of good side characters lots of shocking deaths. And an overall good finale for the show that felt like it stayed true to itself by the end.

I was very surprised at how much I love this show, I'm normally don't watch too many action series all the way through, I've watched this twice. The acting is superb and the interaction of characters is brilliant. I would've given it a 10, however the script occasionally goes too silly, especially the Irish season.

The bromance between Jax and Opie is spot on, I know people like this in real life

When the Club started drifting apart and breaking down some of Tig's exploits brought a lighter side to what was turning onto a deeply darker storyline to how it started.

I think I'm going to watch it again. You see something different or a different side to a person each time you watch it.