Tulsa King - Série 1

The first season unpleasantly surprised me with its sluggish pace at first, but then I realized it had a certain charm and truly felt like Oklahoma. In fact, Oklahoma strongly reminded me of Montana from Far Cry 5, so I quite enjoyed all the local Second Amendment enthusiasts. Dwight "Cinque Stelle" "General" Manfredi really entertained me. Sylvester Stallone seemed to be enjoying his role. Even though this simple story was not without its flaws, I decided to ignore them because, apart from the second episode, I found it very enjoyable (and unexpectedly so), so instead of searching for flaws, I'm patiently waiting for the next season. / Lesson learned: When diplomacy fails in the States, guess what happens? (26.05.2023)

The subject has probably been seen a thousand times. The former mafioso has nothing after returning from prison, he is sent to no-man's land and starts from scratch. However, I really like similar stories horribly, because in similar stories, there is a huge opportunity to do something from scratch and do it right. And here the creators did a great job. Sly here, after Rocky and Rambo, presents his best role. The role of a classic brawler, a mafioso from the old school, who doesn't go far for a punch, but who respects a high degree of justice and satisfaction when he manages to find some dirt with his slit mouth. The setting of Tulsa in the heart of the United States is interesting and unexplored. The characters around him are also worth interest and the archenemy is born here earlier than the viewer says shoemaker. And he exudes disgusting respect. So after the first season, excitement is in the air and I am very curious which direction it will take. From experience, I know that similar stories then start to weaken in quality, so hopefully it won't happen here. (22.06.2023)