Hotel Cocaine

Don't know why some people are giving it bad reviews. It is based on a true story so it may be bland and boring to some but the storyline and settings is exactly how it was then.

Flim critics don'like it because it is a real story and not made up fantasy.

The acting was good for the most part. I have read critics saying that the main characters acting was bland and had no emotion...well DUH...based on his background and where he came from he had to be cool and level headed. I think Micheal Chicklas character was a little over the top but back then the feds could treat drug dealers and thise associated with them however they wanted. That is just how it was back then.

The review is made after the pilot E01... Some people are stuck in the past, in their favorite movie, and want there to be only one masterpiece that should stand alone and be hailed forever... I say NO! To that... I want fresh stuff and good entertainment, and Hotel Cocaine is exactly that. It's fresh, fun, entertaining and intense, a well balanced series, full of interesting and well played characters that build a solid backbone for this great show, yeah.. I love this, and it got me hooked right from the start. Well made, waiting for more... Give it a try, and see if you get hooked wink wink. Well, I think you will get hooked... :)

I really enjoyed the two episodes I've watched so far. I love the fashion of that era as well the cars and home decor. I just stumbled across this series on a bore filled Tuesday morning and thought I would give it a try. The actors are solid and talented. So far, two and a half episodes in it definitely has my attention and I'm invested enough where I definitely want to see how this all unravels or pulls together. It's not groundbreaking by any means, but I would definitely watch season two if executives decide to renew the series... which I hope they do!!! In some small way it reminds me of Dexter. Not that it's about a serial killer, but it takes place in Florida and the main character seems like a stand up guy that's thrown into a turbulent situation where no matter what he does, what choices he makes there will be a price to pay. I would definitely recommend this show, it's got drama, crime, cocaine, clubs and even the legendary Rick Super Freak James!!! I've now watched all four episodes released and it keeps getting better and better. I also wanted to add it will make you laugh as well. The owner of the cocaine hotel is a total drugged out, good time boss. Whenever he's in a scene it's typically a humorous one!!!

Me, myself, I have always been fascinated with crime stories from drug dealers, mafia, and just organized crime of all kinds. I really like this series, and the fact that it's set in the 80's is also a plus. A lot of stories, documentaries and podcast are starting to come out about crime organizations, from The Supreme Team, to BMF, to the twins flipping on El Chapo, even Griselda Blanco, there's a story to be told. I love listening and watching movies about those experiences. I never knew about this one though 🤔. I'm glad I ran across it, and the podcast about Roman and his brother, and the story about The Mutiny. I liked every episode and I'm looking forward to seeing it for a second season. I also really like the opening theme, Swizz did a great job 👏

I just finished watching Hotel Cocaine and have to say I really enjoyed it. I love these narco, drug cartel type shows so this was made for people like me. It was created by the same people that made the amazing Narcos & Narcos: Mexico series on Netflix and the very good Godfather of Harlem. While this isn't anywhere near as good as those three shows it's still good enough to spend your time watching. It's a true story about a Cuban exile named Roman Compte (Danny Pino) who is the general manager of a hotel called The Mutiny, he's also the brother of one of the biggest drug dealers in Florida at the time named Nestor Cabal (Yul Vazquez). When a DEA agent (Michael Chiklis) makes Roman help him arrest his brother all hell breaks loose. As long as you're not expecting it to be as good as Narcos then I think you'll enjoy it.