zabelardo
Joined Apr 2007
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Watching Six Feet Under in 2024 made me realize this 2001 Series is relevent TODAY, than it was 23 years ago. This was Dexter star Michael C. Hall's first screen appearance and he absolutely nailed it, as David Fisher. Every character arc is so accurately depicted with a sense of realism that defies comprenhension.
The Season Finale will make you create waterworks, as you suddenly realize your own existence will someday be gone with a silent, "poof." It is the undisputed BEST Series ending ever made, hands-down. Enjoy every living monent on this tiny Earth. Make it ALL count. There are no do-overs...
The Season Finale will make you create waterworks, as you suddenly realize your own existence will someday be gone with a silent, "poof." It is the undisputed BEST Series ending ever made, hands-down. Enjoy every living monent on this tiny Earth. Make it ALL count. There are no do-overs...
Pros: ~ Excellent acting, from performers ~ Strong screen writing, and plot development ~ All-Star, celebrity cast ~ Expert Cinematography ~ Good chase scenes ~ Does not glorify the outlaw MC lifestyle ~ Hells Angels Sonny Barger, Chuck Zito and David Labrava appear
Cons: ~ Insane body count, with minimal, logical repercussions ~ Some violence is contrived
"Sons of Anarchy" captivates you with a poignant story of one man's struggle with parenthood, while leading the deadly agendas of a small town, outlaw motorcycle club. The results are staggeringly eye- opening. Everything is for the most part believable, especially the main characters - who are well-developed. The screen writing is top- notch. Just like "Breaking Bad," this series is addictive like the drug Walter White makes.
Cons: ~ Insane body count, with minimal, logical repercussions ~ Some violence is contrived
"Sons of Anarchy" captivates you with a poignant story of one man's struggle with parenthood, while leading the deadly agendas of a small town, outlaw motorcycle club. The results are staggeringly eye- opening. Everything is for the most part believable, especially the main characters - who are well-developed. The screen writing is top- notch. Just like "Breaking Bad," this series is addictive like the drug Walter White makes.
"Breaking Bad" is one poignant, riveting, 60-hour long story of a single man's desperation. If you can make it past the first four episodes...you will simply find it addictive and hard to stop watching, once you understand the story's general premise. In fact, you'll have a marathon Netflix watching party, to the very end.
The acting and storyline is written and executed with meticulous precision and relevant accuracy. This is closer to reality, than ANY staged "reality show" currently on TV. If you ever wanted to know what the destructive effects of Methamphetamine is....."Breaking Bad" will send you on a one-way journey to Hell. There is NO return. The wake of death and destruction of everybody involved is so completely represented with this series. I cannot begin to conceive ways it could be depicted any more vividly.
Watch "Breaking Bad" with a clear, open mind and realize there is no "religious" destination known as Hell - it's made by man....
The acting and storyline is written and executed with meticulous precision and relevant accuracy. This is closer to reality, than ANY staged "reality show" currently on TV. If you ever wanted to know what the destructive effects of Methamphetamine is....."Breaking Bad" will send you on a one-way journey to Hell. There is NO return. The wake of death and destruction of everybody involved is so completely represented with this series. I cannot begin to conceive ways it could be depicted any more vividly.
Watch "Breaking Bad" with a clear, open mind and realize there is no "religious" destination known as Hell - it's made by man....