Il mondo della droga a Baltimora, vista attraverso gli occhi degli spacciatori e delle forze dell'ordine.Il mondo della droga a Baltimora, vista attraverso gli occhi degli spacciatori e delle forze dell'ordine.Il mondo della droga a Baltimora, vista attraverso gli occhi degli spacciatori e delle forze dell'ordine.
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Reviewers say 'The Wire' is acclaimed for its deep social commentary, realistic urban portrayal, and complex characters. The show is praised for its nuanced depiction of societal institutions and commitment to authenticity. Its detailed writing and absence of clear-cut heroes and villains are highlighted. The series is noted for its slow pacing and lack of conventional tropes, which some find challenging but rewarding. The ensemble cast's performances are lauded for their depth and realism.
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10Rob1331
I don't even no where to begin to explain how much I love The Wire! It's a crime drama that takes place in Baltimore. It takes a gritty look into the lives of everyone from police officers to gang members to drug users to political figures, etc. The writing and acting for this amazing series is down right brilliant. All you have to do is read through the reviews to see how loved this show really is. The consistency of the greatness of this show throughout all five seasons is ridiculous. The gritty attention to detail makes this series feel so real. It's easily one of the best shows of all-time.
Along with TV-shows like 'Oz', 'Deadwood', 'The Sopranos' and 'Six Feet Under', David Simon's 'The Wire' was part of a revolution - qualitywise - in television. Although it is very entertaining, this isn't just entertainment; this is art, pure and simple - and the concept of this show was groundbreaking. On the surface, one might think this is a show about crime, but really, 'The Wire' is about the life and soul of a whole city. Every aspect of the city of Baltimore gets its share of screen time, and the way this is done - the writing, the direction, the amazing performances by the terrific cast; the music, the camera work, the realism... I could go on and on - is just outstanding. On par with 'Generation Kill' (no wonder, since the same creative team was behind both), this is as good as television gets.
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Favorite films: http://www.IMDb.com/list/mkjOKvqlSBs/
Lesser-known Masterpieces: http://www.imdb.com/list/ls070242495/
Favorite Low-Budget and B-Movies: http://www.imdb.com/list/ls054808375/
Favorite TV-Shows reviewed: http://www.imdb.com/list/ls075552387/
I first attempted to watch this series over a decade ago when I started getting interested in films and tv shows in a major way, but I was still not mature enough to enjoy the more complex kind of TV I see that now. I used to think the show was boring, did not understand half of it, to be fair I am not from USA and some of the language in this show is a little too high level for a non native to understand from both the cops and drug dealers, even now I still don't get a few expressions they do or police terms. I guess I even hated it I only watched the first season and save a few scenes I was mostly bored
Now I feel like my taste has matured a lot since I last saw it, decided to give it another chance, and now I see every scene, every dialogue, every line between the lines and I haven't even finished the first season again and I am loving it, maybe not yet as much as I love Sopranos or Breaking bad which are arguably simpler but very smart, real and entertaining. The Wire does feel more complex on its themes I guess it's too real in a way which is why I thought it was boring the first time, they bother with details normally other TV shows would skip or overlook.
I still think Sopranos is better, it is easier to digest, but without losing that feeling of realism and being relatable on every level, but it doesn't make the wire any less important.
I look forward to finishing it this time and maybe even update my review once I am all done.
Now I feel like my taste has matured a lot since I last saw it, decided to give it another chance, and now I see every scene, every dialogue, every line between the lines and I haven't even finished the first season again and I am loving it, maybe not yet as much as I love Sopranos or Breaking bad which are arguably simpler but very smart, real and entertaining. The Wire does feel more complex on its themes I guess it's too real in a way which is why I thought it was boring the first time, they bother with details normally other TV shows would skip or overlook.
I still think Sopranos is better, it is easier to digest, but without losing that feeling of realism and being relatable on every level, but it doesn't make the wire any less important.
I look forward to finishing it this time and maybe even update my review once I am all done.
I have seen many brilliant shows, and The Wire is one of them. Even the word brilliant isn't enough to put into words how good this series is. The Wire is incredibly well made, with moody lighting, striking location work that also brings atmosphere and great photography, while the music is very haunting. The Wire with its thoughtful and tense dialogue also has some of the best writing of any show I've seen, the stories are ceaselessly compelling and the characters are rich and unforgettable. All the episodes are superbly directed, and very rarely do you feel cheated at the end of episodes. The acting is superb, Dominic West and Idris Elba are especially brilliant. In conclusion, phenomenal. 10/10 Bethany Cox
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Here's my rating with some little review for every season:
Season 1: 8.5/10 (Impressive start, although the plot feels so slow)
Season 2: 9/10 (Masterpiece of storytelling)
Season 3: 10/10 (Omar Little the champions of people)
Season 4: 11/10 (is this a real life? Is this just fantasy?)
Season 5: 9.5/10 (such a perfect conclusion)
Season 1: 8.5/10 (Impressive start, although the plot feels so slow)
Season 2: 9/10 (Masterpiece of storytelling)
Season 3: 10/10 (Omar Little the champions of people)
Season 4: 11/10 (is this a real life? Is this just fantasy?)
Season 5: 9.5/10 (such a perfect conclusion)
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- QuizWhile filming, Andre Royo was once approached by a Baltimore resident, who handed him a package of heroin and said he looked like he needed a fix. Royo calls this his "street Oscar."
- BlooperThroughout the last two seasons, Carcetti repeatedly refers to a possible gubernatorial challenge in 2008, after serving two years as Baltimore mayor. But Maryland holds gubernatorial elections in off years - 2006, 2010, etc. The new governor would have been elected the same year that Carcetti was elected mayor - 2006 - and up for re-election in four years, not two.
- Curiosità sui creditiIn every episode, after the opening credits a quote appears on the screen that will be spoken by a character in that episode.
- ConnessioniFeatured in The 57th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (2005)
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