Adoshow Reviews

Peaky Blinders (2013–2022)

Masterpiece.

[10/10 · 14 February 2024]

Peaky Blinders is a masterpiece, from beginning to end. It has a very well structured plot, characters played to perfection and, the more it progresses, the more promising it becomes. This series is full of details, visually it is incredible, achieving a period setting worthy of a great series.

The first season may give a slow first impression, and it is true, I consider that the first chapters are more explanatory and try to immerse you in the history of this group of gangsters. However, as the chapters go by, the plot develops in a spectacular way, taking care of every detail, reaching frenetic moments and maximum emotion.

Finally, of this series I would like to highlight the great evolution of each character and the great final message they send to the viewers.

For All Mankind (2019– )

Hidden gem.

[9/10 · 14 February 2024]

For All Mankind is a series that, in general aspects is very good. The first seasons despite having a uchronic point of view, are very well documented, which makes it a series that fits you perfectly if you are interested in the subject. The series develops a narrative focused on NASA, which makes it not balanced and does not show us both sides of the story, something I missed.

I would like to highlight the impeccable production of this series, and the great amount of resources that have been invested in it. During the course of the episodes you will be able to see how the era they are in is represented to perfection, getting even more that you can immerse yourself in their environment.

On the other hand, they also deal in a secondary way with the social inclusion of homosexuals in the 70's or the opportunities of African Americans in the space race, including these arguments perfectly in the overall narrative of the story.

In conclusion, it seems to me a very high level series, with good performances and a level of progression that makes you gradually fall in love with its plot.